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Questions That needs to be answered, and explanations given.
1: Are you sure the IAPD can be fitted to this. It is rather small.
2: Does it remain 4.7kg when carrying thermonuclear warheads? As well as other ordinance?
3: Does this increase in ordinance slow it down?
4: Wouldn't jabbing a frame with tougher armor make the "Spearpoint" not pointy anymore considering it is quite thin? If it isn't then can you elaborate more on it?
5: Why eight?
6:How can it even fit so many? Where/How are they stored specifically?
7: You may need to go through the article again. I've seen a few misspellings.
8:I assume "Endurance" means its Operational Time is four hours? Doesn't that somewhat contradict the IAPD's capabilities a bit? But, I assume it is a bid for fairness which is appreciated.
A collision between this object while in flight, considering the speeds it goes at, will outright destroy the drone regardless of what it hits. That is just common sense.
If it is in space, moving at .42c, a collision won't just completely wreck the drone, but cause it to explode as well even if it just barely clips the side of something. This is also common sense.
This is more or less what I mean. You make something with the though of "That's fukken cool" without thinking of everything else. These are solid state melee/close combat support drones that move at .4 light. The force of their impact would utterly destroy the whole drone in one blow.
Actually, taking a look at this design, it can go fast or not at all. No engines are placed facing forward to help it move back and forth and a collision at any speed is going to damage this drone.
Odds are it is either going fast enough to fly, or it is going to drop like a stone.
And of course if it is in space there is virtually no chance of it hitting something slow enough to not destroy/damage both objects.
Its just common sense based on the width of the area usable for lift (virtually zero). Besides if it is in the writeup it should be on the image as well.