Rogue drones can be disruptive or even dangerous. But how do you take down a drone from the sky? First up: net guns and balls. Frankly, it’s a bit hit and miss. Then, a lightbulb moment: How about a Tesla Coil? Will the drones fly? Or fry? Watch spectacular live experiments to bring down drones (including the Tesla Coil) at DroneClash on 16th March in Katwijk, the Netherlands by going to http://www.droneclash.nl/tickets
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DroneClash is a sort of aerial Robot Wars with the serious aim of stimulating counter-drone technology. Recent events like the Gatwick “drone incident” have reminded us that flying drones in the wrong places could be recipe for disaster. On 16/03/2019 nine teams from from five countries will battle it out with drones for a prize pot of €50,000. Follow all the latest developments here: http://www.droneclash.nl/news
I can watch this over and over. Good1guyz! 🙌🏻😁
sponsored by the state, because they desperately need the ultimate tool the currently lack.
ZIEK, van onze belastingcenten apparaten bouwen die tegen ons gebruikt gaan worden. En het komt een beetje achterlijk en middeleeuws over om dat met tennisballen en netjes te gaan doen. Natuurlijk zijn er betere manieren, maar weten die geldgevers van politie en regering veel. Man, man, man….. en vrouwen natuurlijk, nou ja uh, veel plezier in Katwijk dan maar.
Awesome vid guys! 😉 . I hope the Drone Clash event is a success! Wish we coulda been there!
Cheers!
only 24h left!!
What’s the matter with a standard 12ga pump shotgun? At the example ranges, birdshot would be excellent; up to 40m or so, turkey loads should serve quite well.
Works great if the drone gets within the 3-foot range of that tesla coil. The net gun or the ball gun would be more effective.