Who WINS the SILENT Propeller WAR? 

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Cameras?

Noise is very important for civilian applications too....

​@@BobsVagenedisguises.

Just encrypt your transmit and receive signals. If you can load an encryption key into your transmitter you should be fine.

Nobody is talking about it because encryption is easy, and the weakest point in security is the fact that *packages are left unattended on your porch.*

new technology and probably they patented the blades so they'd require a license to sell, use and distribute them commercially

for DIY drone builders there's already people reverse engineering blades them on youtube but it's a lot of trial and error, if not printed precisely as intended it will blow itself up.

It is a safety provision, if one propeller stops working the fifth propeller acts as a substitute, but if all are working fine it works as a speed booster pushing the back air

assuming enough thrust headroom, any torque imbalance can be compensated for using software, with potentially a small loss in overall ability and performance depending on the situation

Why tf would you want to use these for war

@@charlies1112 because there are people fighting off an invader 10x more powerful who previously genocided them. They could really use some advantage in defending themselves.

​@@almor2445 genocide? Have you any proof about that? What you know about Donbass region?

​@@user-fl2hm9rw6r Reminder: everything started in 2014. Russia annexed Crimea by organising rigged elections controlled by their military. At the same time, Russian bandits and some collaborationists instigated by the former FSB agent and terrorist Strelkov took over Lugansk and Donetsk regions. In the process, they tortured and murdered everyone who opposed them. At that time, the infamous Russian phrase отправить на подвал (send to a basement) was born. Needless to say, the “elections” organised there can’t be called fair and democratic in any way. I recommend reading some articles from “Guardian” if you want to know more. Long story short: It’s all Russia’s fault. Back to the topic: such drones could indeed be helpful for a more stealthier approach. At least some experimentation is worth trying. Maybe it turns out right now that speed is more important than stealth. Who knows.

@@user-fl2hm9rw6r russia slaughtered civilians in Bucha and Irpin during their attempt to take Kyiv in Feb 2022