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Lithuanians are at it again, raising money to outfit Ukrainian soldiers with personal anti-drone systems, laser sights and night vision monoculars, all made by Lithuanian manufacturers

Each set of items is supposed to cost around 7500 euros. 350000 was already raised in the first day. The fundraising campaign is supposed to last until February 24.

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Nerd02
lemmy.basedcount.com

7,5k€ for one of those toys?! Hell I might get one myself. Even just the anti drone system would be so funny. What? You are flying your little shitty quadcopter at the park and taking pictures of the people jogging? No you are not! Hehehe.

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susreply
programming.dev

a drone jammer might be extremely illegal for civilian use (at least in usa)

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Yeah it would be in most countries lol. Good things in life are always either illegal, immoral or they make you gain weight.

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It's 7500 to outfit a Ukrainian soldier with all three:

Laser sight (Brolis Group)

Night Vision monocular (Brolis Group)

Anti-drone system (NT Service)

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Pretty based for real. Lot of respect for those folks, I hope my country doesn't torch NATO and fuck everybody over.

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TWeaK
lemm.ee

How do the anti-drone systems work?

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TWeaKreply

I wonder if a soldier could use it to microwave their dinner in a pinch.

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The most important part of the kit is the grip pod. The tides will turn once those get in the Ukranians' hands.

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