Drone Model Rocket Launcher by sonozap

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Drone Model Rocket Launcher is a microprocessor based load, reload and firing mechanism for hobby enthusiasts. The rack mounts to a drone and is used in competitions for competitive and strategic disabling the other teams flag and disabling the other teams communications. The spiral warhead is filled with paint ball ink to identify targets hit by the drone. Several teams can be formed in battleground theaters to conquer another team’s territory with drones. Pilots wearing virtual reality headsets or FPV (first person view) fly drones with a camera mounted to aid with navigation while maneuvering the drone in many directions with a hand controller that has buttons for firing rockets, and for reloading. Blocks of territories are identified by teams looking for targets. Once a target is found, the pilot can lock onto the target, either visually or via laser guidance. Pressing a button on the hand controller fires a solid fuel rocket engine with a spiral tip. The spiral tip model rocket cone is filled with paintball ink. The spiral tip design makes the rocket rotate at a high speed thus keeping it stable during flight. The pilot can either reload the launcher to fire at the target again, swiftly move to another strategic location, or assist other drones in the battle. The drone rocket launcher system is lightweight, fast, stealthy and accurate. It is able to fly through windows and doorways, as well as, travel stairways quite easily with little or no
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