Ascom Quadcopter shot down by Pakistan came from India

[Icarus]

The image provided looks more like a hidden cam image. No straight image of officers testing it. What is your take on the Chinese reporting a loss of one of their drones in the area?

Looks like there were two or more units in tandem and someone must have been playing around with the camera's swivel function, the DJI Professional has a screen on the remote too, so testing it would not require it to be plugged into the PC.
Is the loss of the Chinese drone still a rumour or has it been cfmed by the Chinese?

 

[Jango]

. i don't think the indian army is going to buy uav's that the public can get from ebay.

Happens all the time, especially in Pak Army.

You won't believe from where some of the GPS used in PA's Mi-17's came from!

 

[black-hawk_101]

I have one that set me back on 1250$, with extra battery!!


and the camera is 4K, super awesome!!

SO its not expensive

 

[GR!FF!N]

your attempts to have him and people like this lakhvi character you keep talking about were thwarted by China, one of the veto-power bearers of this SC you talk about

you're right though...no need to "bitch" about a non-issue which the world has moved on from the same way you moved on from Samjhota Express tragedy.

"nautanki claims" are generally reserved to be made by you people

oh really??I suggest you to study the entire episode..Taking Lakhvi??LOL..UNSC still tags him under UNSC 1267.Chinese "Temporary Hold" can do sh!t.and Have shame,your country is trying to block access to these terrorists by "hook and by crook".but it never lasts long..The case of Hafeez Saeed is the proof.

we don't need these terrorists,as India achieved what it wants.Every time these terrorists will issue a statement,world will question why Pakistan allows terrorists(under UNSC 1267,which enables every country to deny whole lot of rights)to roam freely.The more Pakistan will defend these terrorists,the more their claim of "Victim of Terrorism" become light.see,when India came under attack,whole world condemns the attack.when Pakistan came under attack,whole world condemns Pakistan's policy.Its a "Non Issue" to Pakistan may be,which has a history of "Genocide","Proxy wars" and "denying to reveal its own dead soldiers' identity and tagged them mercenary"..but Its not for the rest of the world.adios..

 

[Blue Marlin]

Happens all the time, especially in Pak Army.

You won't believe from where some of the GPS used in PA's Mi-17's came from!

if you did not get the hint which i doubt i was meant to say an individual purchased the drone for use with the company

 

[RealNapster]

Cool story. They took these many days to present some edited photos and a video.

indian logic.

ISPR should make the original footage available in public domain. That will give access to the original EXIF data and we will be able to verify the claim.

I checked the metadata last night. The ICC_Profiles were giving some weird timestamps, some 3.5 years old, some 6 years old. In any case, these images are cropped.
If they have the device and the recording, then it will have the original metadata too. Let's see that.

These things that we are talking about have hardly 10 minute endurance and 300 metres range without any obstruction, toys basically. I don't know why would you need a drone to see something that is 300 metres away, you will get better results using a binocular. If elevation is a concern, then you can raise one such thing high enough in the Indian side only, if the intended target is just 300 metres away, why do you have to send it across the border ?

it's obvious that orignal footage will contain "Pakistani side and post" detailed recordings and other information which ISPR wil not show you.

 

[nForce]

it's obvious that orignal footage will contain "Pakistani side and post" detailed recordings and other information which ISPR wil not show you.

Crop that part. Keep EXIF intact.

 

[RealNapster]

Imagine how stupid...All images are of India region and this cam was spying Pakistan? Nuts in Pak ISI cum army!haha.losers

so what you want ? you think that ISPR will show you detailed recording and pictures of Pakistani side ?? So then what's the reason of bringing down your Drone ??
tm logo kay logics b tm logo ki tarha he hotay hay.

Crop that part. Keep EXIF intact.

Again you will call it "Edited"

Fail in comparison..

Pakistani product used by Pakistani based Terrorist groups..

Indian Army using Cheap Civilian grade Chinese drone..



India uses home made MAV,we don't need Chinese made $h!t..its for cheap people..

also quote the 2nd part of his post. please

 

[nForce]

Again you will call it "Edited"

1. Learn about EXIF.
2. Onus is on your ISPR, not me.

 

[Shamain]

I don't think it was hard to retrieve the information from the Phantom 3

pretty sure all you gotta do is plug the USB cord into a computer/laptop.

unless it had some form AES encryption

If there is aes or any kind of encryption on hard drive, could it be cracked .

Not talking abt this mini quad drone . Some other question.

is it possible for the drone operator to erase off all the data from the hdrive of a drone which is controlled via control room and which uses satellite connectivity and radar to record and transmitt images,in event of its capture?.

 

[nForce]

Happens all the time, especially in Pak Army.

You won't believe from where some of the GPS used in PA's Mi-17's came from!

Where where!!

 

[PARAS]

It's the inception of ghazwa e pak bitchez

 

[Jango]

Where where!!

Ab kuch batain segha-e-raaz main rehni deni chahiain!

 

[StormShadow]

Is the loss of the Chinese drone still a rumour or has it been cfmed by the Chinese?

A drone that was recently shot down and identified as an ‘Indian spying device’ in Pakistan was on Saturday identified as having been manufactured in China, a state-run daily reported. The report came days after India made a similar claim.

Drone Pakistan shot down was made in China: People’s Daily | Asia Times