I was wondering how such a small drone could take out tanks when it was designed as an
anti-personal weapon.
That's because it can't.
The USA is no longer buying them (SB 300) and the
SWITCH BLADE 600 is a private venture project NOT BOUGHT by the USA. From the ref.
"
The Wrong Tool for the Job?
We have more information and more videos of the Switchblade 300 in Ukraine, where the
response has been lukewarm.
This is a different type of war, and the key targets are Russian tanks, air defenses, and artillery for which the
anti-personnel Switchblade 300 is unsuited.
A larger version, the
Switchblade 600, was promised to Ukraine last year and small numbers have reportedly arrived in the last few weeks. This version was launched as a private venture and
has not yet been acquired by the U.S. military. The upsized loitering munition boasts longer range and a more powerful warhead capable of destroying armored vehicles."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...073fc8f0&ei=31
I don't know how it's set up for the game against armor, artillery and anti-air sites but as the article suggests it's
not been successful against those targets.
It's a "
sniper weapon" for precision strikes against people we don't like in the terrorist business etc.
Regards,
Pat
