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This is an anti-drone drone that is notified of the activity of an enemy drone and is called from its moist carrier into action. Handled expertly and prepared to engage, this drone features multiple hanging tentacles of various composition and lengths. There are ones with long fiber bundles meant to
snag propellers. There are gummy ones that stick aggressively. There are ones that are transmitters meant for tracking the enemy drone back to its origin. Piggyback charges that ride the enemy drone back to their masters. Magnets? Close range EM? Jamming pod on a line?
All of the various tentacle mods are designed to break away to allow the JD to immediately gain altitude and assess the situation. A second pass may be necessary. The JD works like a sniper team; a spotter, which could also be armed, and the JD, moving in for the kill. The spotter can protect the JD from ground attack and keep an overview.
Alien tentacle drone
https://m.youtube.c...v=7bns_WhNAQM&t=45s
[xenzag, Jan 20 2024]
UAPs Busted!
https://youtu.be/mf...si=O6O0p8Ju-4HD1j5y
Anti-Musk-obsessed scientist but still…. [minoradjustments, Jan 24 2024]
The Jellyfish Drone Is Not Mentioned
https://youtu.be/1y...si=OpfMbHaeoG8a5fP9
Fancy. Expensive. Technical. Complicated. [minoradjustments, Feb 12 2024]
(?) Tentacle Retrieval
https://t.me/c/1240070342/7193
But one of the many tentacles we have. [minoradjustments, Feb 18 2024]
Fabled Russian Witch
https://www.forbes....ht/?sh=9532bd833179
Very bad witch now working for Ukraine [minoradjustments, Feb 18 2024]
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[a1] That's great if you want to grab one, kicking and buzzing, and take it back to a safe disposal or examination area. I see cowboy drones wrangling dumb yearlings back to the corral. |
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Baked by alien UFOs - link |
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I closely watched the ‘alien’ jellyfish drone video. Guess what? It was stationary and the viewer was moving, so the background slewed by and gave the impression that the UAP was moving. It may have been drifting in the wind but not under its own power. This same ‘evidence’ was used for the so-called ‘Gimbal’ UAP shot by Navy pilots and various other ‘proofs.’ That jellyfish could have been a weather balloon (usually a lame excuse but true in this case). A math/science guy on YT (thunderfoot) has the best explanation of these videos that have been erroneously touted as ‘proof by US pilot tracking videos of aliens.’ (link) |
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The JD is a real thing made by humans to help kill other humans, not a faked alien thing meant to confuse and distract. |
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It doesn’t matter whether it was stationary or drifting with the wind. The crucial fact is PARALLAX. The viewer moves a lot, the object doesn’t move as much or at all, and the ground doesn’t move at all. It’s a see-saw that fools you into thinking there is motion there, like a landing jet liner seeming to stand still as you drive in the opposite direction. The relationship between the landscape and the plane seems to show the plane standing still. The long explanation in the (link) is very clear. |
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One analysis of the jellyfish UAP proposed a rider leaning forward over a vehicle like a motorcycle with kind of fringes. Not. Extraordinary claims require…. |
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I've linked a good vid from Matsimus reviewing the current anti-drone drone development that is public. They all will eventually be refined, made more effective, and consequently more expensive to produce, crew, and maintain. The loss of a heavy duty high lift semi-automatic shotgun drone is significant economically and logistically. The same is true for all the developments in review. Specialized anti-drone drones will be used for specific missions. |
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BUT: Any drone can be a Jellyfish Drone. The addition of a Jellyfish Drone Kit tailored to the weaknesses of the target drone can be added to your existing drone just like a grenade or anti-tank mine: Zip tie the JD Kit onto the bottom of your cheap, mass-produced drone already in use, and go out hunting. Why shoot it with a complicated, heavy apparatus when you could drop a filament or trolling net that snares the rotors? The tentacles all break away at a force that allows your drone to return for the next mission. The JD Kit could be added to bomber drones for an added offensive capability. |
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The Telegram link illustrates the utility and, may I say, necessity to adapt drones to fight drones. The vid shows the retrieval of a top-of-the-line Baba Yaga drone being accomplished with a specialized tentacle. These are bomb drones that carry 4 drop bombs. The Baba Yaga (2-faces Russian witch) had to be landed before getting home and a rescue was done by a brother (sister?) drone. |
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It's a post on Telegram on the @dobrik_live thread. I don't know how links on T work. You probably have to subscribe if it won't open for you. When I clicked my link above I got the 'private' message in my browser, then it opened the link in my T application. Sorry. |
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Another drone adaptation video on Telegram: this one shows a net being dropped onto an enemy drone, fouling its props. This is also on the dobrik channel: https://t.me/dobrik_live/8121 |
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The more sophisticated and effective these anti-drone mods get... |
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Yuri Butusov, UAF, comments on the use of a "net shooter" anti-drone device: |
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"Excellent compilation of episodes showing the scaling of the practice of intercepting Russian quadcopters using a drone with a net shoot. An excellent solution that allows for significant savings on Ukrainian "birds" without exchanging them one for one for enemy drones." |
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-telegram channel "Butusov Plus" |
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