Here we go again. Tucson AZ “drone” evades authorities at 14,000 + ft.

This report from Drive details yet another mysterious “drone” sighting.
This one enters restricted airspace, evades a helicopter, travels in excess of
100mph, and leaves the scene accelerating through 14,000 ft altitude.

I am well-versed in building and flying model aircraft as well as quite a few drones. I keep up with what’s currently available as “cutting edge”.
If you believe what these witnesses are saying about the encounter, this was no drone.
At least not one using known technology.

Story is here

www.thedrive.com...

a reply to: Pokenaut

A " drone " is always the easy excuse.

It was no drone that shut down Gatwick Airport back in 2018.

Between 19 and 21 December 2018, hundreds of flights were cancelled at Gatwick Airport near London, England, following reports of drone sightings close to the runway. With 140,000 passengers and 1,000 flights affected, it was the biggest disruption at Gatwick since its closure following the 2010 volcano eruptions in Iceland

Despite the number of reports, police received no photographs or videos of drones during the disruption.[4] On 23 December, a few days after the incident, DCS Jason Tingley of Sussex Police said it was possible there had never been any drone activity

en.wikipedia.org...

Have you ever heard of EDF (Electric Ducted fans) engines? They use a variety of outrunner brushless motors and come in a variety of sizes.

Instead a of a typical "prop" most drones use, it would not be hard to use a EDF. I made a jet boat from scratch using a 60mm version and it will do close to 60 mph on the water.

Or it could be a Dyson drone?

a reply to: Pokenaut

Drone has a lot of leeway.

Drones similar to This onethe military/ aerospace companies are working on can do the things described.

I’ve read some saying all future warfare will be drones/ unmanned.

Even drones releasing other drones. Thousands of small drones working in concert to destroy other aircraft.

a reply to: Pokenaut

I keep up with what’s currently available as “cutting edge”.

Cutting edge is not military classified tech.

originally posted by: pianopraze
a reply to: Pokenaut

Drone has a lot of leeway.

Drones similar to This onethe military/ aerospace companies are working on can do the things described.

I’ve read some saying all future warfare will be drones/ unmanned.

Even drones releasing other drones. Thousands of small drones working in concert to destroy other aircraft.

I love the air of optimism in that line of thinking.

If it's just robots killing robots then where is the deterrent for conflict?

It doesn't add up.

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: Pokenaut

I keep up with what’s currently available as “cutting edge”.

Cutting edge is not military classified tech.

That's true.

Also, military classified tech isn't alien tech.

There are quadcopters that can do everything mentioned. 14,000 feet is under 3 miles which many quadcopters can reach from their controller if the line of sight is clear and no obstruction like mountains.
I don’t think they’re suppose to go over a certain height by law but you can build one that will.

They race quadcopters that can easily go over 100 mph.

interesting. S&F

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: Pokenaut

I keep up with what’s currently available as “cutting edge”.

Cutting edge is not military classified tech.

That's true.

Also, military classified tech isn't alien tech.

Would that be refugee or immigrant ?

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: Pokenaut

I keep up with what’s currently available as “cutting edge”.

Cutting edge is not military classified tech.

That's true.

Also, military classified tech isn't alien tech.

Would that be refugee or immigrant ?

Extraterrestrial.

a reply to: TheLieWeLive
I totally agree, in fact there is a poster here i seen make topics of his drone and his videos. They are very fast too.

a reply to: Pokenaut

Don’t look at the audits!!!! Don’t look at all the deaths from the covid “vaccines!!!!”

We can’t identify this super super evasive drone out in the southwest! What are our intelligence agencies and military to do! Probably aliens!!!!

Remember- don’t look at the audits or vaccine deaths

100 miles per hour and 14k feet are well within the envelope of the serious model aircraft enthusiast. You couple that with the excellent autonomous pilot software and hardware and increased range of both radio and battery power... well it is people, pure and simple, with the capability to screw with authority at will.

Until you see maneuvers that defy our known physics.... then people... asshole.people, but people none the less.

originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Pokenaut

Don’t look at the audits!!!! Don’t look at all the deaths from the covid “vaccines!!!!”

We can’t identify this super super evasive drone out in the southwest! What are our intelligence agencies and military to do! Probably aliens!!!!

Remember- don’t look at the audits or vaccine deaths

It's easy to say it's a distraction, however I agree with the wrongdoings with the vaccines and the whole psyop.
But I would also say that there is a lot going on in this fast tech world we live in. Where consumers can buy state of the art electronic modules and hardware. Arduino boards and Raspberry pi's can handle a extreme amount of code.

That being said for the right price you can buy extreme amounts of hardware to create even a kerosine jet motor drone if you had the right money and design.

Honestly if I had a couple hundred grand, I believe i could create a drone capable of many feats that would be close to a tic tac UAP.

Again that being said that yes this could be one big fat psy op!

For over an hour though?

The pilot recounts that the TPD helicopter tracked the drone for over an hour as it flew into 40mph headwinds while maintaining 100mph airspeeds.

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: Pokenaut

I keep up with what’s currently available as “cutting edge”.

Cutting edge is not military classified tech.

That's true.

Also, military classified tech isn't alien tech.

Would that be refugee or immigrant ?

Extraterrestrial.

Negative .

a reply to: charlyv Totally 100% agree, there are tons of hi tech parts available to the consumer to do this easily beyond compare.

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: Pokenaut

I keep up with what’s currently available as “cutting edge”.

Cutting edge is not military classified tech.

That's true.

Also, military classified tech isn't alien tech.

Would that be refugee or immigrant ?

Extraterrestrial.

Negative .

So you are saying military classified tech is the same as extraterrestrial tech?

The aliens are here and they're living in the suburbs.