The fact that you can semi accurately launch a projectile that can take somones toe off while being barely visible and only the impact being audible is both incredibly cool and terrifying
@@wathc - Report them religiously - the technicians at youtube won't know about a spam attack otherwise - they're written carefully so as not to flag the current filters.
The bad thing is this gives Drones in the USA a very bad name and for us pilots that use it for recreation not to mention the people that use it for actual making living and film photography. This is not good.
@@Oglokoog It's because in this war we have footage directly getting uploaded to various media capturing drones for a few hundred dollars being able to obliterate multi-million dollar equipment like helicopters or tanks in a heartbeat. It's the frequent use which makes it a milestone in modern (expensive) warfare.
@@BenjaminC04 Yeah yeah, that is true but everyone recognizes it for other reasons. It does not matter what it was before, people are going to see it one way.
Love your cockatoo buddy! We lost our Greater Sulphur Cockie Bill two years ago to old age. He was with us for 43 years and we think he was close to 70 years old. He looked exactly like your little friend. I just cannot imagine having them in the neighborhood getting into everything. How wonderful!
This guy is truly pushing the boundaries of creativity and also taking crude humour to its absolute limitations. You have to give it to the man for taking you off guard with all the spontaneous and random gestures, metaphors, analogies he comes up with. It's almost like he combines creative crude humour and extreme science. Putting the two together you have this crazy comedic mad man that will do anything to fulfil the young curious souls inside us. I admire this mans work, I truly wonder what else has come to his mind for creating content that he could not upload for how extreme it truly was. @i did a thing - You should upload a video of all of the content that you could never upload and go over the stories and the way of thinking you go through before you attempt a new experiment. What brainstorming you go through, preparation and timing involved. I would love to see it. Props and respect you for all the efforts, all the best!
@@Ididathing You're very welcome. Yeah I can see where you're coming from. Regardless i still think you should share the ideas that pushed even your boundaries, at least a few that you don't want to pursue forward and are happy for people to potentially replicate. Because judging by your garage youve had some near misses. And im sure just as much as me, everyone following you would be intrigued to hear about the near misses that almost ended it all (God forbid).
Yeah it's great to have a light sensor as your release as you fly it above yourself and others. Totally hilarious XD rawr!! Let have the servo accidentally release and have a lawn dart hit a target you weren't aiming for! So random?, Right!!
100%. He had me breathing out my nose with the Afghan bit, kept me warm and tingly by cutting barefoot, had me calling my mom to tell her all about him when he ate metal, had me calling city hall with the cig in the machine, and after the swastika I'm on my way to K Jewelers to buy a ring. Never seen this dude before, now I sub. I am also jew.
Friendly reminder to never use a laser, especially a bright green laser like that, without goggles. That color green isn't made by a laser diode, it's made by splitting higher frequency, which means that it's hurting your eyes at two different wavelengths lol. Even with goggles that filter out visible light wavelengths, leakage of those higher frequency wavelengths past the splitter can cause permanent damage (faster than you can even blink in the case of many cheap ebay lasers).
I love that this dude has basically just taught the entire Internet how to backyard-mechanic their own kinetic bombardment system but refused to put a horse at risk. Wholesome.
@@TheonSeverasse oh god the explosive one that goes into the sunroof of that stolen car the scariest part about it has to be that theres no shot sound, theres no loud plane sounds, theres no people shouting, and hell, you cant even really see the 25cm drone at 500m in the sky theres just all of a sudden an explosion in the middle of your assault group, no warning, nothing
@@twoicetwice And anyone with a few hundred bucks could pull it off without immediately being caught. I'm *really* not looking forward to the next fifty years or so of warfare with these things being used as weapons by anyone with a few hundred bucks and the knowledge of how to solder.
This channel is the cross section of brilliantly creative engineering, with paradoxically dry humor and dank memery. If you collab with StyroPyro, I can die happy.
"So I thought to myself, well if this drone can drop something that heavy, why not make the projectile as light as possible but pack it with enough chemicals to make the fire department take notice? Also, while I was at it I decided to take another look at that laser guidance system since lasers are kind of what I do." I am down.
Military drones generally drop their payload in an arc (drop it while moving forward) which helps accuracy if dropped at the correct time, the horizontal movement reduces vertical drag and thus vertical deviation Basically, payload dropping down wiggles about as it falls and changes direction based on where the tip is pointing at any given time, if it is dropped at speed at an angle then the tip starts out facing forwards then the weight pulls the tip down slowly until it is fully pointing down, like trying to land a glider/plane rather than divebombing it straight into the ground
"I don't really know what this test showed" I think this test demonstrated that you have a device that can essentially drop bullets, which can go through metal and shatter a car windshield.
@@cucumber_999 the US placed land mines in several countries including Vietnam, Korea and Afghanistan, but mostly stopped using them in 1991. In 2014, the US set a policy limiting their use to Korea. On Jan. 31, 2020, the secretary of defense in Trump's administration reversed that policy, and as far as I know Biden has not reintroduced the ban.
@@tylerleroy5935 No, with the swastika config the fins would still the perpendicular to the ground (90 degrees), whereas I'm suggesting making them less than perpendicular, so some angle less than 90 but probably more than 45
i love this channel so much one of the only channels we still have that dont try to be as nice and family friendly as possible this guy just does cool shit that is not too safe but its soo fun to watch
Only in the centre is it really desert, near the coastline and quite far inland is really beautiful full of forest and large grassland like in the video
@@sinothandonqulo4188 He's not being a useless commentator like other youtubers stretching out a 10second long video to 15minutes. This is how this guy makes his content, and its amazing. Yes he could just show the clips of the drone dropping stuff but we want to know how he got there.
I think you could make the darts guided, you could have a larger/longer plastic shell with electronics and a tungsten penetration core. The guiding shell could even separate at a height of 30m or so and deploy a parachute or something if you wanted to make it cheaper.
@@F5cThunder not sure a guided dart is the same as a bomb… For example making guided missiles is obviously highly Illegal while making guided model rockets is absolutely okay.
@@F5cThunder I looked it up and it seems it depends on where you live. In some US States it’s even legal to make a full ballistic missile (without the warhead obviously). In other even the guided darts would be problematic. Most likely nobody would actually come after you for them, as long as you stay on private property. But I’d look up local laws before doing anything of this kind. I live in Germany and I’ve flown a guided model missile with a small payload (on private property with explicit permission from the owner) and nobody has come after me for that. So I think as long as you are taking proper safety precautions you’ll be fine.
I did a thing, I feel like this is just a way for you to try and make your "Can rockets be used to plant trees" actually works Since with a drone you can choose where to plant the tree sap Plus if it lands on a guy, i guess you can argue it makes for a good fertilizer.
Ey boi, use oil on your workpiece on the lathe while cutting steel, especially tool steel! Easiest is to just use a brush or squeeze bottle and constantly apply it to cool and lubricate it. You'll use way less bits up in the process! Love your stuff! You can absolutely use your lathe on anything, with proper coolant!
"Lathe screeching only exists in the mind, so bring your mind low, like water, and the screeching will cease" Lao Tzu - (Tao de Ching, circa 2000 b.c.)
So, some extra context behind the US's "rods from God" concept: At the time, and to this day, there has been an international treaty meant to keep space "demilitarized," by banning things like nuclear weapons from being placed in orbit. However, one thing the treaty did not ban is kinetic weapons. This was because, at the time the treaty was signed, this wasn't even thought of as a possibility. After the treaty was signed, however, to anyone who wanted weapons in space, it became the only possibility. Both sides during the cold war did look into these kinds of weapons, since it would be a "loophole" that would allow them to place WMDs in orbit without violating the treaty. Thankfully, while they could find loopholes in the laws of man, they could not find one in the laws of physics. In order to drop a massive, heavy projectile on your enemy from orbit, you first must get it into orbit, a task that would make the Apollo missions look like a model rocket project. This, along with the development of better anti-satellite weapons, made such a project unfeasible. There has been renewed interest lately, however. Humanity is likely a few decades away from beginning mining in space, and if you build your projectiles in orbit, you circumvent the whole "how do I get this massive lawndart off the ground" issue. This, along with better stealth technology and anti-satellite weapon countermeasures, could make this kind of weapon viable, as a treaty-friendly orbital weapon of mass destruction.
Rough idea, but I think you can push the level of madness. Add a booster to the end that ignites when the projectile is approaching the ground, not too early so the trajectory won't spin out of control. A kinetic missile that ignites when it's above the target. Crude example: home made rocket fuel (check out "Homemade Rocket Fuel (R-Candy)" by TKOR) using sugar and stump remover, attached to the end of the projectile. Could have an electric cigarette lighter rigged to an Arduino that lights a fuse -> drops the projectile. This is all, of course, theoretical. Of course.
Flechettes were extensively used in the early days of military aviation during WW1 and hearing the noise that thing makes I now have to imagine the terror of sitting in a trench hearing steel rain strike next to you, going through metal roofs, bunkers and your comrades. Truly terrifying.
You need long, thin projectiles with a hard tip (like a tig welding tungsten) to punch through the bbq plate. Also, the long version would give it more accuracy as it's less likely to pivot mid fall
@@Ididathing you could also make an insert for a drill bit, as it's made of tool steel and is harder than regular steel. Kinda like a mini APFSDS round
You are a wonderful thing, IDAT. You are in equal parts concerning and entertaining. 11/10 would NOT recommend to safety inspectors, but would definitely recommend to friends.
This video is exactly why we still need William on UA-cam. We can't lose a mathematics guy or else no one will be able to find out how to get to terminal velocity.
1:15 I was never told about this in any of my US history classes (as an American) in regards to the Vietnam war. I'm terrified to know what other monstroseties our country has used on other people in times of war.
Your biggest issue here is accuracy, but you said it yourself: They used to throw out thousands of those things. Accuracy wasn't quite the goal, it's the amount of space covered by the deadly, metal hail. In other words: You just need to get a bigger drone, a bigger release mechinism for more payload, and test it on someone's nearby hometown. Or alternatively to a bigger drone with a large ammunition count, go for many small drones and atta- erm, experiment on the town with a swarm like a biblical plague.
Maybe a barrel of some type too, pvc pipe or if you wanna get super fancy a 3D printed one with rifling to maybe give it a bit of spin. Wouldn’t be much because it’s only gravity based but might help a lot
I Did A Thing actually designing an attack drone that has now been battle tested in a warzone has gotta be in the top 10 things this channel has done lmao
I got detained at the airport with BB guns, they said that because you can't really distinguish them from real guns, people use them to hold up 7-11s and stuff.
I agree with your description of soldering. I hate the fact that the slightest twitch in my hand can bump the end of the iron wide enough to move or dislodge whatever tiny component I'm trying to solder. I honestly wish I could buy a small robotic arm with a soldering tip on it that moved very slowly and smoothly, and just control it with a joystick.
I'm surprised they don't just use racing drones with bombs firmly attached. A high quality FPV racing drone costs less than $1000. Strap a high explosive to it, fly it straight into your target, flip the switch, bam 100% accuracy. $1000 is a small price in military terms, and a well trained drone pilot can land one of those suckers on top of a car going down the highway at 60mph with very little chance of failure. Edit: FBI, I'm simply speculating on military capabilities, I do not intend to use this knowledge in any way shape or form. Please don't shoot my cats.
By the way, the way most bombers keep their bombing accurate is by introducing forward momentum, but thats extremely complex. A computer would, however, be able to calculate the area that it *should* hit via equations, but even then, that's a lot of work, and this did pretty good regardless. There's a reason most drones aren't quad rotors. But fixed wings instead. (Mine defusal drones are four rotor, but they use explosives instead of a kinetic projectile.)
Look jerk. We only know if we're breaking the laws of someone decides to tell us the laws we're breaking. What do you want good content or drone laws? Hahahahhaha I imagine the laws broken is plentiful! Just don't tell us and we'll never know!
In case you would like to revisit this idea later on: In order to increase accuracy and decrease tumbling you may try to shape the bolts differently. Necking down the bolts in the rear and adding bigger fins might just do the job. Basically imitating the classic dart form. Alternatively use just a 3- or 4-sided head stuck on a wooden or fiberglass rod with fins in the back (like a Bodkin-Arrow) could also be beneficial for accuracy, but might also increase the negative effect of the wind.
The DJI App for Controlling this drone has a Feature in its Camerasettings which Displays a White crosshair-like thingy on your phone Screen. If the Camera Shows Right down to the ground you can use it to aim. I did a similar „Experiment“ and actualy works pretty acurately (btw sry for my english im german)
I was thinking that exact-enough thought while walking about earlier . One of my favourite aussies , and its a long list . Fair Dinkum people they are .
We had "Jarts Missile Game" that could puncture a skull or kids foot. Back then the survival of the species was not ensured by safety regulations, but by having lots of kids.
@@nickkohlmann UA-cam can still put ads on a video and take all the money, it's in their terms for limited ads. Well, "limited", more like limited revenue for the person who made the vid.
Aussies" Hey lets test something that can penetrate steel, Can you aim it? Hell no. Ok lets stand right next to it with no helmets or protection of any kind".
I did this with my Mavic. I used a 5v adafruit Trinket, I think a 5 gram servo, and a 200mah 2S battery, but I used a transistor wired directly into the drone’s LED wire to trigger it. Of all the things I dropped, water balloons filled with colored powder (like color run cornstarch-based powder) was the best. They explode upon impact and can easily be seen from the drone which makes dialing it in a lot easier.
"Last episode i made a thermonuclear bomb and made sure that Finland doesn't exist, now im going to craft a death ray that can dissolve planets." -i made a thing probably
@@convolutedpeppercorn1078 Have you hear of "Loitering munitions" or suicide drones? Even first world countries use them as a budget missile/reconnaissance drone.
I think the biggest problem is weight distribution. You want the fins to create drag yet be light, and you want the nose to be heavy. The weight in these darts was a bit too distributed. Thinning down the body toward the tail might help.
Balanced spinning things help accuracy. Unbalanced, it can tumble. I'm pretty sure that he'll never have the balance required, so fins providing straight drag are about as good as he's going to do. There is more physics involved too, with center of mass and center of pressure. The center of pressure should be behind the center of mass. I think he may be accomplishing that with the fins. But not enough to support a good spin.
Hey by the way, it’d be a lot easier to cut the metal and make less noise too if you use hydraulic oil. I’m in CNC machining currently and that’s what we use
Really the potential is only as scary as conventional nuclear missiles. It becomes actually terrifying when it becomes more cost effective to haul multiple giant tungsten poles into orbit than it does to launch a single ICBM.
most guns are designed to make the bullet spin when it flies out the barrel because that makes the projectile path more stable, if you want precision id put a slight angle on the fins so it starts spinning as it falls. along with a laser you could probably hit a watemelon from 100 meters
@@Luckeux That's cool! I think I watched one of those take out a car full of russian soldiers by dropping the payload into the sunroof of a car they were riding in.
Gotta appreciate this lad for the crap he have to do to entertain us and it work very well,he can make anything into masterpiece and sometimes added jokes in between,salute for him ●/
Love this project enough to wonder if the reason for the "twitching" behavior on the servo was because the lights on the drone are pulse width modulated... Lights appear solid to the naked eye but actually switching on/off rapidly for brightness control. Could compensate for that in the arduino code, unless I'm way off base. Cool idea, and your vids are always tons of fun. Thanks for going through all the work to film and share!
No, actually it's because the moth used was no longer alive. A re-test with a live moth would yield significantly better servo-actuation. There's no need to try and impress us with fancy words.
it was doing the same thing with his phone flashlight, i think the more likely reason is janky code that moves the servo rather than open so when it has light it opens and still is light so it closes again etc etc
thank you for giving us the satisfaction of knowing that someone outside the military can now bomb hospitals in afghanistan with their drones with no repercussions : )
@@jacktaler7136 or just ignore them, yt doesn't care about spam comments else they would add the "sexy, love making, always a picture of a bum or tits" spam to their auto shadow ban naive bias classification filter, which only targets if your being negative or political
You wouldn't so much _lose_ a toe as gain a new, better, upgraded metal toe.
This was unexpected
A checkmark with a funny comment? Huh that's new..
Better to kick some @$$es with.
holy fuck the intro is so rough
right after hearing that part i saw this comment lmao
The fact that you can semi accurately launch a projectile that can take somones toe off while being barely visible and only the impact being audible is both incredibly cool and terrifying
It can do more if he holos those things and filles them with pressurised gunpowder and an ignition mechanism.
@@User-dc6sm this is true
The fact that anyone can just GO to the store and BUY A DRONE is kind of spooky. It's pretty wild.
@@User-dc6sm Gunpowder is a pretty shit explosive, you want something like PETN or RDX.
@@Tunkkis probably good way to get a surprise visit by ATF/FBI
Of course the metal shavings on the tomato sauce was a joke, don't try that at home, everyone knows you don't eat tomato sauce
@@wathc yeah, and i don't think people actually go to the sites
maybe you could 3d print a jet and some wings and combine them with this? haha just kidding I think mini v2's are illegal
Imagine being stupid enough to eat tomato sauce!
@@wathc - Report them religiously - the technicians at youtube won't know about a spam attack otherwise - they're written carefully so as not to flag the current filters.
Yuck, of course not. They'll make the shavings taste like rust.😏
I never thought this channel would pioneer and engineer a modern warfare tool
drone dropped munitions have been in active use for years, the Russian war on Ukraine just brought them to more public awareness
This aged really badly
The bad thing is this gives Drones in the USA a very bad name and for us pilots that use it for recreation not to mention the people that use it for actual making living and film photography. This is not good.
@@Oglokoog It's because in this war we have footage directly getting uploaded to various media capturing drones for a few hundred dollars being able to obliterate multi-million dollar equipment like helicopters or tanks in a heartbeat. It's the frequent use which makes it a milestone in modern (expensive) warfare.
I love how the coupon that worked with the scimitar was KIDS.
Kid-sized scimitar
@@kayagorzan stop ruining the fun
It knows
THATS WHAT I SAID.
@@kayagorzanscimitar for kid hunting
From dangerous to outright war crime, this channel has come a long way.
IKR?! AMAZING!
Nah mate. Just a aussie thats been locked up in lockdown to long.
next episode will be cannibalism and nuclear arms.
"thank you for providing us all with guerilla war tools." any alt-right person
It has never been a matter of "if", only "when".
how the hell did you get a sponsor with a swastika, an isis joke and a joke about 7 dead children in afghanistan. this man is on another level
The video is about US approved products
Drone strikes, project thor
It's not a swastika it's a manji sign
My thoughts exactly.
Dude is amazing !
@@BenjaminC04 Yeah yeah, that is true but everyone recognizes it for other reasons. It does not matter what it was before, people are going to see it one way.
somebody doesn't understand sarcasm
Love your cockatoo buddy! We lost our Greater Sulphur Cockie Bill two years ago to old age. He was with us for 43 years and we think he was close to 70 years old. He looked exactly like your little friend. I just cannot imagine having them in the neighborhood getting into everything. How wonderful!
Sorry for your loss 😢
Blahblahblah go see a therapist.
@@timarcella shut up you clearly have never lost a pet before
@@timarcella grow up
This was a very inspirational video. We all need a military grade drone in our lives.
We do. Glad you agree
What have you done. Now everyone are going to have military weapons in their houses
He literally destroyed and Metal pipe using his bare hands.....
@@אילוןאור-ע8מ you shouldn’t be given a military weapon
@@patrickkirby6580 Neither should his folks!
This guy is truly pushing the boundaries of creativity and also taking crude humour to its absolute limitations. You have to give it to the man for taking you off guard with all the spontaneous and random gestures, metaphors, analogies he comes up with. It's almost like he combines creative crude humour and extreme science. Putting the two together you have this crazy comedic mad man that will do anything to fulfil the young curious souls inside us. I admire this mans work, I truly wonder what else has come to his mind for creating content that he could not upload for how extreme it truly was.
@i did a thing - You should upload a video of all of the content that you could never upload and go over the stories and the way of thinking you go through before you attempt a new experiment. What brainstorming you go through, preparation and timing involved. I would love to see it.
Props and respect you for all the efforts, all the best!
Thanks mate! I've wanted to do a video about all the things to dangerous and dodgy for UA-cam but don't want anyone to steal my ideas
@@Ididathing
You're very welcome. Yeah I can see where you're coming from. Regardless i still think you should share the ideas that pushed even your boundaries, at least a few that you don't want to pursue forward and are happy for people to potentially replicate. Because judging by your garage youve had some near misses. And im sure just as much as me, everyone following you would be intrigued to hear about the near misses that almost ended it all (God forbid).
Yeah it's great to have a light sensor as your release as you fly it above yourself and others. Totally hilarious XD rawr!! Let have the servo accidentally release and have a lawn dart hit a target you weren't aiming for! So random?, Right!!
@@crymorefkr cry more
100%. He had me breathing out my nose with the Afghan bit, kept me warm and tingly by cutting barefoot, had me calling my mom to tell her all about him when he ate metal, had me calling city hall with the cig in the machine, and after the swastika I'm on my way to K Jewelers to buy a ring. Never seen this dude before, now I sub. I am also jew.
he invented steel toed crocs and has been finding every possible situation where they would be useful, and yet he chooses to go raw, respect
its the simple shots that get me, like the one of him using a cut off saw barefoot, on the floor, probably with his apron dangling around
if im being honest i never really liked them
@@Ididathing that is probably because they're crocs
Friendly reminder to never use a laser, especially a bright green laser like that, without goggles. That color green isn't made by a laser diode, it's made by splitting higher frequency, which means that it's hurting your eyes at two different wavelengths lol. Even with goggles that filter out visible light wavelengths, leakage of those higher frequency wavelengths past the splitter can cause permanent damage (faster than you can even blink in the case of many cheap ebay lasers).
yeah fucking oath
This guy don’t give a shit
THIS is the kind of content that every Flite Test subscriber wishes they would do. Thank you for doing actual fun and dangerous RC stuff.
Hahah your so right
So damn true
Flite test does do fun stuff, but this is pretty dangerous and might be illegal based on where you're located and FAA laws.
@@stilllunchly That’s boring though
No worries. I hope I don't get arrested
I love that this dude has basically just taught the entire Internet how to backyard-mechanic their own kinetic bombardment system but refused to put a horse at risk.
Wholesome.
Protip: it's not just kinetic darts you could drop from these.
There's also tons of footage coming out of Ukraine of them dropping munitions on Russian troops with pinpoint accuracy via drones.
@@TheonSeverasse oh god the explosive one that goes into the sunroof of that stolen car
the scariest part about it has to be that theres no shot sound, theres no loud plane sounds, theres no people shouting, and hell, you cant even really see the 25cm drone at 500m in the sky theres just all of a sudden an explosion in the middle of your assault group, no warning, nothing
@@twoicetwice And anyone with a few hundred bucks could pull it off without immediately being caught. I'm *really* not looking forward to the next fifty years or so of warfare with these things being used as weapons by anyone with a few hundred bucks and the knowledge of how to solder.
fr you just add some explosive or replace the metal dart with a grenade and it becomes a real weapon
Sometimes, I fear for this mans health, but then I recall that, he is in fact, Australian.
He'll be fine.
Nah ur supposed to say “she’ll be right”
Australia??? Send him a Liberator
take it from an Australian he's fine
@@nicholasquintero1080 what?
She’ll be right!
If he did a 1 hour video only bombarding targets with his drone, I would probably constantly watch it until I die.
Big props to the people who let this maniac do drone strikes on their property for our entertainment.
A legend
Props? I see what you did there. ( ͡• ͜ʖ ͡• )
Not really. The props on most uav's arent very big at all.
This channel is the cross section of brilliantly creative engineering, with paradoxically dry humor and dank memery. If you collab with StyroPyro, I can die happy.
Collab with explosions & fire!
@@Jefferson-ly5qe Get all three of them together and it’s the holy trinity.
Get IDAT, electroboom, and Styro and they can take down a small army
@@warriorsmustang1784 add hacksmith too
"So I thought to myself, well if this drone can drop something that heavy, why not make the projectile as light as possible but pack it with enough chemicals to make the fire department take notice? Also, while I was at it I decided to take another look at that laser guidance system since lasers are kind of what I do."
I am down.
Came for the drone darts, stayed for the humor!
Hello Gabriel
I think you maybe just described Australia. ;)
I also came for the drone darts, than cleaned myself
I was crying laughing when he made that swastika 😂🤣😂
Lol
This bomb drone concept did indeed age well
Isis did it first in 2014
In other news, the Australian Government has put forward a motion to ban the use of drones by the public without Police supervision.
what a fucking awful place to live.
@@Alex-ql1fd nah it is nice, only the insects are annoying
@@Hamox and your evil government 😂
Actually tho
@@Alex-ql1fd bro have you ever lived in America
Thanks, you inspired me to make my own homemade war crime machines.
Good
When is the IDAT cookbook coming out?
All your need is a flamethrower
@@fluffy_bean1031 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne_school_massacre
K-ON pfp, checks out
Amazing mix of knowing what you're doing and being dangerous as fuck for a laugh. Top class content as always
Mad Scientist tier content
@@harko8691 shush bot
Military drones generally drop their payload in an arc (drop it while moving forward) which helps accuracy if dropped at the correct time, the horizontal movement reduces vertical drag and thus vertical deviation
Basically, payload dropping down wiggles about as it falls and changes direction based on where the tip is pointing at any given time, if it is dropped at speed at an angle then the tip starts out facing forwards then the weight pulls the tip down slowly until it is fully pointing down, like trying to land a glider/plane rather than divebombing it straight into the ground
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The Australian government is fairly strict about weapon ownership. So I'm impressed that he got away with this and the gun hammer
he has the permit, license for that permit and license to own a permit.
So far is what I say to that he will end up being done for the hammer
yeah i'm surprised he hasn't had a tap on the shoulder yet
He cam reason it as a tool rather than a weapon
@@Kati_Gory having a licence don't allow you to manufacture firearms
"I don't really know what this test showed"
I think this test demonstrated that you have a device that can essentially drop bullets, which can go through metal and shatter a car windshield.
And the last time he built something, he made basically a gun, I am starting to see a new pattern here
@@Carlos-wq6br supplies for his army, if you're subscribed that means you're conscripted. It's for the future youtube war.
ah, he even got the tradition of leaving spent munitions on civilian land, he really nailed the US armed forces testing environment right there :D
Ahaha didn't even mean to be that accurate
"spent" -- I mean for maximum similarity it should probably be an unexploded landmine left near a school...
He only forgot the the nuclear contamination. And chemical contaminants.
@@batlin us doesn’t use land mines
@@cucumber_999 the US placed land mines in several countries including Vietnam, Korea and Afghanistan, but mostly stopped using them in 1991.
In 2014, the US set a policy limiting their use to Korea.
On Jan. 31, 2020, the secretary of defense in Trump's administration reversed that policy, and as far as I know Biden has not reintroduced the ban.
Honey sponsor didn't age well
You could probably make it more accurate by changing the angle of the fins so the spike spins on the way down, which would stabilize it.
So, if I'm interpreting this correctly, the swastika configuration likely would've been better?
@@tylerleroy5935 No, with the swastika config the fins would still the perpendicular to the ground (90 degrees), whereas I'm suggesting making them less than perpendicular, so some angle less than 90 but probably more than 45
@@J5wingo123 the key is to angle them on a perpendicular axis, no?
@@TDGCmote Not if you want it to spin
A 3d swastika then
6:30 there are bait droppers made for fishing made specifically for Mavic drones that you can buy for like $15 online. I have one for my Mavic 2.
So what you're saying is you're going to start using your drone to airstrike the general public?
@@kiritotheabridgedgod4178 airstriking the general public with bait sounds like a shitpost idea
Theyre like $35 but yeah
@@teriyakiwaffle who says it needs to be bait, why not a bag filled with ball bearing?
@Not Me attack of fisher dads not being able to fish in lock down?
i love this channel so much one of the only channels we still have that dont try to be as nice and family friendly as possible this guy just does cool shit that is not too safe but its soo fun to watch
Glad you're still around
Back yard scientist would like a word
@@unifiedhorizons2663 ok Ye good point, but this is still my favorite of those
Oh shoot, should I not be watching this with my 5 year old right now??
He just ate metal filings just for a joke
What a legend
*with tomatoe sauce. Definite mad lad.
Imagine a Collab between him and Micheal Reves. Imagine the things of terror they can make.
Electric dronestrike.
people detectors plus this deadly thing, they could take over the world with drones
Imagine them also with styropyro, they can take over the whole planet. Just imagine a laser that can burn people and just scary to imagine.
Who???
They would make a weapon that surpasses Metal Gear
I honestly had no idea Australia had grassland like that, I thought it went from spider forests straight to mad max deserts
Only in the centre is it really desert, near the coastline and quite far inland is really beautiful full of forest and large grassland like in the video
There is a rumor that the Aussies have indoor plumbing........But, that might be just crazy talk.
They have forests?
@@marks99999 the mass of spiders simulates a forest
@@bobsullivan5714 I've lived here for most of my life, we in fact do not have indoor plumbing, it's practically medieval Europe but much drier
The effort and jokes this man has in his videos are absolute gold
Thought the same, immediately subscribed
Not really,unless you want your time wasted and enjoy videos that don't get straight to the point.
@@sinothandonqulo4188 He's not being a useless commentator like other youtubers stretching out a 10second long video to 15minutes.
This is how this guy makes his content, and its amazing. Yes he could just show the clips of the drone dropping stuff but we want to know how he got there.
Cringe and edgy but tolerable imo
@@SpeedKing.. Dark humor, he's not being edgy in a way cause he thinks its cool.
I think you could make the darts guided, you could have a larger/longer plastic shell with electronics and a tungsten penetration core. The guiding shell could even separate at a height of 30m or so and deploy a parachute or something if you wanted to make it cheaper.
Making guided bombs is VERY illegal
@@F5cThunder not sure a guided dart is the same as a bomb… For example making guided missiles is obviously highly Illegal while making guided model rockets is absolutely okay.
guided model rockets are kinda on the line with the law but since dart could be potentionally deadly im almost 100% sure that they would be illegal
@@F5cThunder I looked it up and it seems it depends on where you live. In some US States it’s even legal to make a full ballistic missile (without the warhead obviously). In other even the guided darts would be problematic. Most likely nobody would actually come after you for them, as long as you stay on private property. But I’d look up local laws before doing anything of this kind.
I live in Germany and I’ve flown a guided model missile with a small payload (on private property with explicit permission from the owner) and nobody has come after me for that. So I think as long as you are taking proper safety precautions you’ll be fine.
I did a thing, I feel like this is just a way for you to try and make your "Can rockets be used to plant trees" actually works
Since with a drone you can choose where to plant the tree sap
Plus if it lands on a guy, i guess you can argue it makes for a good fertilizer.
He should try that vid again with his new proprietary technology
i love this idea
Ey boi, use oil on your workpiece on the lathe while cutting steel, especially tool steel! Easiest is to just use a brush or squeeze bottle and constantly apply it to cool and lubricate it. You'll use way less bits up in the process! Love your stuff!
You can absolutely use your lathe on anything, with proper coolant!
Noting this down for the day i get a lathe
It rubs the coolant on its bits, or else it goes to bunnings again...
Yeah this is what i was gonna say! He should also check his speed chart for the different material he is using.
I reckon he needs to give it plenty more speed, carbide likes more surface speed.
"Get a lubricant for your lathe to cool your carbide bits and extend their lifetime, plus less screeching."
- Sun Tzu (Art Of War)
Confucius says: silent and smooth running machines are only half the fun and completely miss the point of machines in the first place.
Lathes tend to maim people. Given the careless state of mind...
Speed and feed but I suggest coolent
@@Crypteus1234 Well, it doesn't cut worse but repeated rapid heating and cooling can lower the lifetime of the carbide bit.
"Lathe screeching only exists in the mind, so bring your mind low, like water, and the screeching will cease"
Lao Tzu - (Tao de Ching, circa 2000 b.c.)
That honey part aged like fine wine💀
You are so unbelievably strong, single handedly being able to karate chop a solid metal rod in half. The world should be scared.
They should
So, some extra context behind the US's "rods from God" concept:
At the time, and to this day, there has been an international treaty meant to keep space "demilitarized," by banning things like nuclear weapons from being placed in orbit. However, one thing the treaty did not ban is kinetic weapons. This was because, at the time the treaty was signed, this wasn't even thought of as a possibility. After the treaty was signed, however, to anyone who wanted weapons in space, it became the only possibility.
Both sides during the cold war did look into these kinds of weapons, since it would be a "loophole" that would allow them to place WMDs in orbit without violating the treaty. Thankfully, while they could find loopholes in the laws of man, they could not find one in the laws of physics. In order to drop a massive, heavy projectile on your enemy from orbit, you first must get it into orbit, a task that would make the Apollo missions look like a model rocket project. This, along with the development of better anti-satellite weapons, made such a project unfeasible.
There has been renewed interest lately, however. Humanity is likely a few decades away from beginning mining in space, and if you build your projectiles in orbit, you circumvent the whole "how do I get this massive lawndart off the ground" issue. This, along with better stealth technology and anti-satellite weapon countermeasures, could make this kind of weapon viable, as a treaty-friendly orbital weapon of mass destruction.
Ah yes nobody has weapons in space.... LoL!!! They are looking into it?
And then they lose control of the thing and it drops from orbit.
Faith in humanity has been eliminated. Thank you for your patronage.
you only have to redirect an object`s predicted orbital path to hit earth somewhere near your target which is the cheapest option
Better watch those starship payload carefully
Rough idea, but I think you can push the level of madness. Add a booster to the end that ignites when the projectile is approaching the ground, not too early so the trajectory won't spin out of control. A kinetic missile that ignites when it's above the target.
Crude example: home made rocket fuel (check out "Homemade Rocket Fuel (R-Candy)" by TKOR) using sugar and stump remover, attached to the end of the projectile. Could have an electric cigarette lighter rigged to an Arduino that lights a fuse -> drops the projectile.
This is all, of course, theoretical. Of course.
I like it but i dont like the idea of them misfiring and going in a random direction
@@Ididathing It will only misfire if it's designed badly :---)
Have you seen my videos?
@@Ididathing no he has you are great at making stuff
what are you doing here hoot?
Flechettes were extensively used in the early days of military aviation during WW1 and hearing the noise that thing makes I now have to imagine the terror of sitting in a trench hearing steel rain strike next to you, going through metal roofs, bunkers and your comrades. Truly terrifying.
This man is on another level. He doesn’t care about getting demonetized
He is actively challenging it
People are sensitive pansies
that's why we should support him
He prob Got demonotized on this video
In a few simple steps, I turned my normal drone, into a war crime.
Blame biden lmao
@@lithium1770 Your ignorance is showing
this isnt a warcrime
you are not using it in war
but dont use this in war becuse homemade weapons are warcrimes
You need long, thin projectiles with a hard tip (like a tig welding tungsten) to punch through the bbq plate. Also, the long version would give it more accuracy as it's less likely to pivot mid fall
Can't afford to lose tungsten rods in grass
@@Ididathing Yeah, God _is_ pretty attached to his rods.
@@Ididathing you could also make an insert for a drill bit, as it's made of tool steel and is harder than regular steel. Kinda like a mini APFSDS round
@@Ididathing you could put a long ribbon or some thing on the back of them
@@kieranmilner1295 that would drastically reduce the terminal velocity though.
I enjoy that the person who helped you wore a lab coat. Made things feel much more official.
You are a wonderful thing, IDAT. You are in equal parts concerning and entertaining. 11/10 would NOT recommend to safety inspectors, but would definitely recommend to friends.
That's what I want. Thanks mate
:(
@@safetyinspector250 sorry mate
That's........ The point
its a well known fact safetymen have no friends
This video is exactly why we still need William on UA-cam. We can't lose a mathematics guy or else no one will be able to find out how to get to terminal velocity.
William mastered that because of all his egg drop challenges.
It's totally not like William is the only mathematics guy though
@@melvin3509 yes he is, are you crazy???
william being crying
Not sure it helped me in anyway but it was good to know
4:16 ... LESS THAN ONE MINUTE LATER: "make sure to use todays sponsor..."
Don't forget the isis bit 6 seconds before the sponsor 😂😂👌
Nah it's cool it was the manji sign
yea but this Hakenkreuz is the other way around, so as long as you dont turn it around its kind of okay
No way hummus thunder the god of MW watches I Did A Thing?
that was so funny i started coughing
1:15
I was never told about this in any of my US history classes (as an American) in regards to the Vietnam war. I'm terrified to know what other monstroseties our country has used on other people in times of war.
Napalm, white phosphorus, sarin, some Japanese bioweapons, burying people alive with bulldozers etc etc
fyi, we literally aren't taught almost anything about half of the wars our country has perpetrated.
@@benwyness148 don't feed into the troll guys
If lazy dogs are “monstrosities” in your opinion I genuinely think other Vietnam war tactics would keep you awake at night
@@DasVogelgriep I've heard of a lot of those, but raining tungsten rods feels worse to me for some reason.
Alternate title: Commiting a war crime by arming a drone with 25mm armor-piercing fin-stabilised shell
that happens to look like a peen
And by no means actually have any armour piercing properties...
Your biggest issue here is accuracy, but you said it yourself: They used to throw out thousands of those things. Accuracy wasn't quite the goal, it's the amount of space covered by the deadly, metal hail.
In other words:
You just need to get a bigger drone, a bigger release mechinism for more payload, and test it on someone's nearby hometown.
Or alternatively to a bigger drone with a large ammunition count, go for many small drones and atta- erm, experiment on the town with a swarm like a biblical plague.
Maybe a barrel of some type too, pvc pipe or if you wanna get super fancy a 3D printed one with rifling to maybe give it a bit of spin. Wouldn’t be much because it’s only gravity based but might help a lot
Oh God lol
I could do thousands of rice grain sizes darts
@@Ididathing you should mix some diesel and styrofoam together then figure out how to light it whilst dropping it from the drone
I'll watch the drone swarm death rain video. In fact, I'm eagerly waiting for it.
I Did A Thing actually designing an attack drone that has now been battle tested in a warzone has gotta be in the top 10 things this channel has done lmao
It’s been used for 10+years already... why do you think he used isis theme song, genius?
@@ccdsds3221 10+? People have been dropping shit from RC models of all kinds for at least 40 years.
@@NGC1433 are you pretending? 40years literally falls into my 10+ years statement... nice reading comprehension btw.
@@NGC1433 Don't you know what 10+ means?
@@ccdsds3221 try harder, kid
This video aged... interestingly
fr
I'm surprised you built this despite the fact Australia has banned bb guns that shoot tiny plastic bb's.
That's the beauty of it, gun control doesn't work.
well, gun control doesn’t work on this thing cause it isn’t a drone, Checkmate, Government.
..i just wanna play Airsoft man..
I got detained at the airport with BB guns, they said that because you can't really distinguish them from real guns, people use them to hold up 7-11s and stuff.
@@Tunkkis yes it does. How many gun related homicides are there in Australia?
Not many.
@@Tunkkis How doesn't it work?
dude your production and comedy make your content some of the best i've seen. id love to see you make a movie.
Thanks mate. One day
@@Ididathing Love the random reply to a new comment on a year old video. Do you read all of your comments? I bet you do
@@pickpickpickpickpickpick i dont read any
@@Ididathing damn, you should, some comments are fairly funny
@@vrplay9627 its sarcasm, the fact he replied to that comment does show he would
I agree with your description of soldering. I hate the fact that the slightest twitch in my hand can bump the end of the iron wide enough to move or dislodge whatever tiny component I'm trying to solder.
I honestly wish I could buy a small robotic arm with a soldering tip on it that moved very slowly and smoothly, and just control it with a joystick.
But to make it you'll need to solder boards for the arm so you're suck either way.
Did this with a lathe once because the part was worth too much to mess up, works great for accuracy. It's very slow though.
@@loganosmolinski4446 😂
Have you tried a hot plate for SMD parts? It works wonders
This exists the singer instruments mk1 micromanipulator works well for this
I didn't think you were gonna put the metal in your mouth you uh you earned it pal
I love the fact that the drones used in the Russian - Ukranian war literally use this exact mechanism to release the grenades. Well done Aussie man.
I had the same thought this dude litterally invented a war tool
Why do you “love” that lol?
@@dominichomm1078lmao, invented? The drones with grenade dropping mechanism are used in a war conflicts for a long time already🤷🏻♂️
I'm surprised they don't just use racing drones with bombs firmly attached. A high quality FPV racing drone costs less than $1000. Strap a high explosive to it, fly it straight into your target, flip the switch, bam 100% accuracy. $1000 is a small price in military terms, and a well trained drone pilot can land one of those suckers on top of a car going down the highway at 60mph with very little chance of failure.
Edit: FBI, I'm simply speculating on military capabilities, I do not intend to use this knowledge in any way shape or form. Please don't shoot my cats.
@@AngryAlfonse kamikaze drones are already being used
By the way, the way most bombers keep their bombing accurate is by introducing forward momentum, but thats extremely complex.
A computer would, however, be able to calculate the area that it *should* hit via equations, but even then, that's a lot of work, and this did pretty good regardless.
There's a reason most drones aren't quad rotors. But fixed wings instead.
(Mine defusal drones are four rotor, but they use explosives instead of a kinetic projectile.)
That sounds like it would be impossible on quad copters
@@Ididathing it would be extremely difficult, but you could probably do it with a simple RC plane.
The way most bombers keep their bombing accurate is to say you're 'dehousing' then pat yourself on the back after hitting the correct city.
@@charleslambert3368 Solution to inaccurate bomber is to use bigger bomb! Guaranteed to hit target then.
@@VexChoccyMilk cluster bombs would also do the trick
The amount of drone laws broken, it's beautiful.
Look jerk. We only know if we're breaking the laws of someone decides to tell us the laws we're breaking. What do you want good content or drone laws? Hahahahhaha
I imagine the laws broken is plentiful! Just don't tell us and we'll never know!
i didnt mean to
@@Ididathing the people that make the laws probably do just as bad stuff, not the same things but things that should seem illegal.
Can you tell me which "drone" laws were broken. Not argumentive, just curious.
@@AmericanMadeAdventures that's something a cop would say
9:41 let’s face it, everything is better with Lasers, just ask my Wife on our wedding night.. 😂
As a half Vietnamese, half German, this Video feels like being made for me. Thank You.
Wholesome
@@tsfnope3286 Like the car was
@@cranknlesdesires tru
This aged like fine wine, taking on additional levels of complex irony.
KGB reading this comment: *mad face*
@@BabaSaft069 KGB doesn't exist anymore.
@@Tetragrammaton22 It does, it changed just its name 🙂
@@BabaSaft069 Then it's not the same thing is it? It's like saying the Bundeswehr is the same thing as the Wehrmacht because it's just a name change.
@@Tetragrammaton22 The political tenor of Wehrmacht and Bundeswehr is actually the same 😂
Every single time this dude uploads I’m amazed he hasn’t been seized by the government yet
His time will come
i love how the person who volunteered is wearing a lab coat lol
Українська інформаційна розвідка
@@Yevgen_777 wdym by that
I'm more weirded out that he's wearing a wig
@@Calm_Plier who is?
In case you would like to revisit this idea later on: In order to increase accuracy and decrease tumbling you may try to shape the bolts differently.
Necking down the bolts in the rear and adding bigger fins might just do the job. Basically imitating the classic dart form.
Alternatively use just a 3- or 4-sided head stuck on a wooden or fiberglass rod with fins in the back (like a Bodkin-Arrow) could also be beneficial for accuracy, but might also increase the negative effect of the wind.
the darts did seem pretty fat and short especially with the little fins attached
or just shoot/throw the projectiles into the air instead of flying them?
@@Blox117 Where would be the fun in that? You seem to not get the appeal of weaponizing shit just for the chuckle factor.
@@TheVicVance to shoot stuff out of a cannon in a high parabolic arc. end result is the same
@@Blox117 the whole point of the video was using a drone to drop high speed killing darts and not to launch them out a cannon
its nice to see that you are still alive after eating that carp lol
I thought that would get him for sure
The DJI App for Controlling this drone has a Feature in its Camerasettings which Displays a White crosshair-like thingy on your phone Screen. If the Camera Shows Right down to the ground you can use it to aim. I did a similar „Experiment“ and actualy works pretty acurately (btw sry for my english im german)
Far out. Why did I not know this before
5 out of 7 somolian rebels have rated this feature highly!
@@Ididathing Why would you have already known that he was German?
@@Karaokedad80 hes talking about the crosshair feature
@@mirai5268 he was making a joke
This channel is growing really fast. 3mio subs in one year, you did a thing. Good job
This video shows why the US military dropped boatloads of these things. You can’t miss when you drop 1000 darts
This is probably the most "on a watch list after watching" video you have ever made.
i guess you havent seen his other channel
This man's gonna be arrested one day, I don't think the government likes their citizens to own more powerful weapons than their overfunded military
Good. I hope the FBI knocks your door down
@@Ididathing **angry Australian government noises**
@@Ididathing No chill
Every time I think “I haven’t seen a video from I Did A Thing in a while” he post a new video. It’s great.
I’m going to have to start trying that!
I was thinking that exact-enough thought while walking about earlier . One of my favourite aussies , and its a long list . Fair Dinkum people they are .
Opening scene: "drones are used for many things, photography, videography, and pornography," the way he just deadpans it is hilarious.
I haven't been this genuinely entertained by a UA-cam video in a very long time
thanks mate
Same
same
@@Ididathing no problem kangaroo jack
This is the modern equivalent of that game all kids played in the eighties where you shot an arrow in the air and ran like the wind.
In the 90s we had lawn darts with actual 9inch metal spikes :D
Good times
@@delicrux except for that one kid who impaled her brothers head and killed him. I’m guessing she didn’t find it so much fun.
@@leighharvey9150 probably not
My dad taught me and my siblings that game as kids. I dont know how he got away with it! If my mother had ever found out he would've been dead meat🤣
We had "Jarts Missile Game" that could puncture a skull or kids foot. Back then the survival of the species was not ensured by safety regulations, but by having lots of kids.
dude is getting demonetised, but damn hes getting my like and sub. Shits top notch
Not even demonetized. I had like 4 ads
@@nickkohlmann That doesn't mean he gets the money, the song company prob does
@@nickkohlmann UA-cam can still put ads on a video and take all the money, it's in their terms for limited ads. Well, "limited", more like limited revenue for the person who made the vid.
Aussies" Hey lets test something that can penetrate steel, Can you aim it? Hell no. Ok lets stand right next to it with no helmets or protection of any kind".
4:10 When you want to show only some metal parts, but accidentally invade Poland right away.
Man I hate it when that happens
AUF DER HEIDE BLUTHS EIN KLEINES BLUMELEIN
UND DAS HEIST ERIKA
I did this with my Mavic. I used a 5v adafruit Trinket, I think a 5 gram servo, and a 200mah 2S battery, but I used a transistor wired directly into the drone’s LED wire to trigger it. Of all the things I dropped, water balloons filled with colored powder (like color run cornstarch-based powder) was the best. They explode upon impact and can easily be seen from the drone which makes dialing it in a lot easier.
I love how the projects have gotten more advanced over time. Given five years you'll be building warplanes or something
"Last episode i made a thermonuclear bomb and made sure that Finland doesn't exist, now im going to craft a death ray that can dissolve planets."
-i made a thing probably
@@aarepelaa1142 the end destroyed the joke for me, i hate these "-(someone)"
but still taste testing the scraps..
@@kisnpisn4919 gotta make sure your uranium is still good 👍
This almost scares me. When do I stop
At this point i just watched the intro and feel like a SWAT team is about to knock at your door!!! 😂
As an aviation student I was shitting myself laughing from the amount of drone laws broken 😂
Put a hand grenade in the clamp instead of a dart, you have Baby's First Terror Attack
@@convolutedpeppercorn1078 Daesh did that years ago and the Ukrainians have been using them on the separatists.
@@convolutedpeppercorn1078 Have you hear of "Loitering munitions" or suicide drones? Even first world countries use them as a budget missile/reconnaissance drone.
@@convolutedpeppercorn1078 rebel groups in myanmar/burma literally drop IEDs from drones JUST like this
you forgot its from australia ... laws dont aplly there
You should have designed the dart fins so that it would spin on the way down. It would have greatly increased it's accuracy.
that was his first design...;)
Pretty sure spinning ammo with fins is actually less accurate, which is why MBTs have Smoothbore cannons and not rifled ones
@@ubi8439 Many MBTs shoot ammunition which spinns by itself.
I think the biggest problem is weight distribution. You want the fins to create drag yet be light, and you want the nose to be heavy. The weight in these darts was a bit too distributed. Thinning down the body toward the tail might help.
Balanced spinning things help accuracy. Unbalanced, it can tumble. I'm pretty sure that he'll never have the balance required, so fins providing straight drag are about as good as he's going to do.
There is more physics involved too, with center of mass and center of pressure. The center of pressure should be behind the center of mass. I think he may be accomplishing that with the fins. But not enough to support a good spin.
Hey by the way, it’d be a lot easier to cut the metal and make less noise too if you use hydraulic oil. I’m in CNC machining currently and that’s what we use
@@Baitrix1 I just spit on it, what do you use?
@@KerbosYT pissing on it usually does the trick.
@@KerbosYT i just cut my arm and put blood on it
Why don’t you just run coolant ?
@@aoki6332 i just use brain liquids. You know, the stuff from the meatman that appears in you basement at midnight.
I like how he does so many risky things, but wears a full on painter's mask just to solder
well, lead is really toxic
You won't die if you get hit by welding sparks, but you will most definitely shorten your life span by inhaling straight led
Rods of God is my favorite abandoned military project ever. Absolutely bizarre concept, with terrifying potential.
Really the potential is only as scary as conventional nuclear missiles. It becomes actually terrifying when it becomes more cost effective to haul multiple giant tungsten poles into orbit than it does to launch a single ICBM.
@@Hawk7886 From what i can tell, the plan would be to mine asteroids for it (or just use asteroids) rather than put it in orbit using rockets
Unfortunately I believe it got sacked due to the geneva conventions stating that weapons in space are forbidden
@@FirstLast-cc6cv *geneva suggestions*
@@FerretyZebra thats the spirit
most guns are designed to make the bullet spin when it flies out the barrel because that makes the projectile path more stable, if you want precision id put a slight angle on the fins so it starts spinning as it falls. along with a laser you could probably hit a watemelon from 100 meters
Yup it needed spin he's lucky the wind didn't spike it in the horses head 😁
@@bigsteve6729 That would garner more views.
Fin stabilized projectiles don't need to spin, that's gyroscopic stabilization.
Stop giving him new ideas,he would create a superweapon.
spinning fin stabilized projectiles gives destabilizes them
I love it when he does things
Yeah
That's what she said
I was so happy to see that in this video he managed to do a thing
This need most like, fr
bro genuinely your humor is genius
Some Ukrainian drone operator is probably using your video as a reference when designing their own 'variations'.
I actually know someone who sent drones and the mechanism needed to do exactly that over there
They actually dropped grenades from drones like that
Insurgent forces all over the world have been using this technique to make precision strikes dropping small mortar rounds and hand grenades for years.
@@Luckeux That's cool! I think I watched one of those take out a car full of russian soldiers by dropping the payload into the sunroof of a car they were riding in.
@@slimeintheicemachine5488 same
Gotta appreciate this lad for the crap he have to do to entertain us and it work very well,he can make anything into masterpiece and sometimes added jokes in between,salute for him ●/
Love this project enough to wonder if the reason for the "twitching" behavior on the servo was because the lights on the drone are pulse width modulated... Lights appear solid to the naked eye but actually switching on/off rapidly for brightness control. Could compensate for that in the arduino code, unless I'm way off base. Cool idea, and your vids are always tons of fun. Thanks for going through all the work to film and share!
No, actually it's because the moth used was no longer alive. A re-test with a live moth would yield significantly better servo-actuation. There's no need to try and impress us with fancy words.
I too was wondering why it was pulsing, didn't realize it could be down to the actual light on the drone, learn something new every day
I think it's just due to how he coded it. The pulses of light are way way faster than that thing was opening and closing.
No way would it be reacting to PWM carrier frequencies. Just janky code
it was doing the same thing with his phone flashlight, i think the more likely reason is janky code that moves the servo rather than open so when it has light it opens and still is light so it closes again etc etc
Bro predicted 2023 Ukraine
0:24 The annoyed "C'mon!" just absolutely killed me.
Like it's such a nuisance that the drone didn't come with the feature to kill children LMAO
thank you for giving us the satisfaction of knowing that someone outside the military can now bomb hospitals in afghanistan with their drones with no repercussions : )
@@wathc seriously, it’s fucking annoying
Frreet not! the UAS threat is not new
if your report it for an ad instead of what it really is it gets removed faster. Because youtube doesn’t want let someone post an ad without paying.
@@jacktaler7136 or just ignore them, yt doesn't care about spam comments else they would add the "sexy, love making, always a picture of a bum or tits" spam to their auto shadow ban naive bias classification filter, which only targets if your being negative or political
I love how this channel just does not care whether their joke is controversial or not. Truly spices up the videos.
what i thought hearing the fucking nasheed.
with the war in ukr this video aged like a fine wine lol