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???? He was doing good. And earnt himself 4th place. I might be bad in English but I still think your interpretation of the word allmost is a bit off.

@@TremereTT dominated means he basically got 1st place. Almost is the right term for it.

*gets 4th place* 5th place down: am i a joke to you?

Reza Fikriansyah I can see you are a man of culture

Yes

Or an e.m.p. weapon while building his drone NASA tough to be emp resistant or R.F.P. radio frequency pulse to kill their radio crystals

@@curtisbarker5657The use of Nuclear weapons is frowned upon in this competition

@@ndvorsky emp's aren't nuclear, but nukes can be used as emp's. He could use a capacitors and an inverter to generate a 20kw localized static discharge to fry electronics, or even an RF blocker but many states and govs have regulations against such items......

Im afraid team covid-19 wont allow that

Yeah, I was thinking of using a Flyback Transformer(High Voltage semi high current transformer) and energizes a bunch of electrodes around it, so when a drone bumps into it just right, the electrical system gets blasted with upwards of 30KV

Different style, but I dig it!

Lucky lol

It could be terrible editing and id still watch it (although for the record its pretty good) so do what you want if it means its less taxing on u m8

Slightly different but still a great video and holds true to your channel and style.

What does knoptop mean? I guess that's a person? Yeah it's fine. Couldn't understand the drone clash thing at all though. No context or rules

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Nice to see the support from FT! You guys and Peter have inspired so many of my scratch builds

It would be great to see an FT team, Peter's team, and David's team on the next competition

Big views = big $$$$

hahaha well the title worked then! and it sorta technically did (although my piloting skills were a part of it)

THE ART OF CLICKBAIT

@@PeterSripol looks like you're improving

me too lol i though he was saying the drone costed him 30,000

Didn't expect you here.

Wow only 41 likes

only 50 likes and 2 comments

Wow

Woah

I was there. It was pretty hard to see if you weren't standing right in front of the cage.

Could you imagine if regular sports were lit like this?

Looked to me like LONG Wave UV light. Bad for your eyes!

Migraine city.

@@seq165432 Probably was purple from red and blue lights lit at the same time.

HE DID IT

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Best way to get rid of birds is using guns, basically what i want to say is USE GUNS

They are called Sweeper Droneballs. They are made by Graupner and I don’t think the team that used them modified them at all.

@Curtis - That's a great idea. I see those spike arrays all around Los Angeles. I had always assumed they are metal. So, I just looked on Amazon and they have pages of different kinds of bird repellant spikes, diff. sizes, shapes. Steel, stainless steel, plastic.....wow. Which would be the best prop fouler material?

@@rb032682 maybe detachable ribbons draped below the drone attached to the tips of the plastic array of spikes that'd work.

@@curtisbarker5657 - Having ribbons may end up fouling the wrong props if the drone backs up or descends. My question was more about what spike material would be better to foul a prop: plastic or metal.

Too bad battery life would be garbage. Sometimes you need a drone with the stamina to outlast your opponent.

​@@HobkinBoi why not use an additional batterypack instead of the padlock? make it so the drone uses the battery power from the mace first and automatically switches to it's actual batteries once that is empty or gets destroyed. Would also make for some fun fireworks if it gets cut into by a drone rotor^^ Anyways, seems you played Hammerfight. I liked that game too :D

@@QuantumFluxable Weight. Reduces mobility and requires more throttle to sustain flight.

Nice

Some people think that they can outsmart me. Maybe. *sniff* Maybe. I have yet to meet one that can outsmart Drone.

@@HobkinBoi Oh no, Sasha! WHO TOUCHED MY DRONE?!

@@HobkinBoi omg who touched sasha? alright WHO TOUCHED MY DRONE

That thing IT SCARES ME

I agree with this man, emp would shred everyone's drones

might be against the rules from the risk of frying the spectators phones lol

The only effective EMP systems I know of are explosively pumped flux compression generators, which, y’know, require explosives, so that’s gonna break a bunch of rules and probably laws. Plus, the strength of a magnetic field falls off exponentially with distance, so if the weapon was mounted to your drone, you would be subjecting yourself to hundreds if not thousands of times the energy you would be subjecting the other team to. So, as much as the idea is awesome, such a weapon probably wouldn’t be feasible, and could actually be illegal in the country the event is held in.

EMP is a good idea, however, it would interfere with connection of everyone's drones (which includes your team and queen) but also your own. Even if the emp is directed away from your drone, it would still interfere with the connections between your controller, vehicle and cameras. Maybe if you could have your drone switch to autopilot before it engages EMP so it could safely hover without the pilot, but that would make it vulnerable and would require a dire situation where your best chance is to believe that every enemy drone will be disabled for sure. It would also require a lot of energy, and also the vast amount of equipment and space needed for an omnidirectional EMP that is far away enough from your electronics to not effect them would be too cumbersome, and would make the drone akward to fly and inefficient.

I thought the same thing but it might be against the rules, considering electronics like pacemakers

What ships do that? I've never seen it done before

Not sure you quite understand fishing hooks, they'll catch on any soft target. Really, a brilliant innovation, its a noble loss, they were very clever. Vac formed plastic will be the answer. Common for rc body shells. Next year will be interesting.

Not his channel. Go look it up on their website

yeah the announcer seemed to be saying gibberish lol

Dude freaking 3 years later 4 June 22

It was an honor to be on Peter's team

shut up kaas kop

lmao hes gonna resin his enemies to death and lathe their corpse or ???

if you are in the netherlands it can only mean one thing, sure as someone going to thailand.

I think you mean dutchland

Im watching at 2:42 in the morning

Thats actually a fantastic idea if allowed!

carbon fiber for sure (CF is 50 to 100x stronger than steal per weight when used correctly). You only need the paper thin carbon fiber for this. Ironically, the thinner the carbon, the more it seems to cost, lol! Also flat strips of carbon are ridiculously easy to make, just use a piece of glass for your table (so its super flat, and super easy to clean the epoxy with alcohol), then you can use sheet metal (or carbon) for some little 90 degree brackets to attach the sides (if you want it modular to play with the sides). The reason I'd avoid the weight is just due to how he lost basically due to battery running out.

Jake Garrett or even carbon plate it by sending it through positive and negative electricity if that works with carbon fiber

@@minnesotangaming8966 Carbon fiber only works with tensile strength in the direction of the fiber weave (I see a lot of Chinese knock off quadcopter frames get this wrong, they end up like a noodle in the air...). The only strength they have out of the fiber alignment is just from the epoxy (so not much...), and that's why I mentioned "when used correctly" (because I see a LOT of fails in this). I don't think you can plate the fibers without a bonding medium like epoxy (its basically fiberglass, and you actually use fiberglass resin, the only difference is, its a lot stronger than SOME fiberglass types, looks cooler, and costs way more). It is electrically conductive, so technically, you might be able to fuse it to metal with like 1 million volts, but at that point you're just welding it, and its probably just going to fall off and not do anything. Carbon steal is iron with very small doses of carbon infused in it, and I don't think you can just brute force bond the massive amount of pure carbon to a metal to make a weird metal-alloy-carbon composite. You can still epoxy it to almost anything though, like the foam (the epoxy is basically a glue, however, it needs to be vacuum bagged so it compresses the carbon onto the object). Since electroplating only works on conductive things, I assume you're talking about electroplating it to sheetmetal or something like that (if its foam or cardboard, then those can't be electroplated). Also a cool thing about electroplating technology, John Deere (the tractor and agriculture machinery) currently electroplates their paint, which should make it last a ridiculously long time (that said, I've seen 60 year old tractors still have most of the paint, but this should make it last longer). They also give free tours if you have one nearby, those are kind of neat to see.