Scout UAV & Strike Drone UCAV "Instructional Video-Controls Set-Up" War Thunder Frisky Whisky

Описание: Here was a quick video I made to show the key binds for all the controls I use for the Drone!!
🐱‍👤Reminder to watch in 2160 60Hd Quality if you can!!!🐱‍👤
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UAV Launch: (0:12)
Toggle View: (0:50)
Activate Target point: (1:19)
Deactivate Target Point: (2:58)
Night Vision Mode: (3:59)
Fire air-to-ground-missiles: (7:15)
Little Tip: (8:30)

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Drones were introduced into War Thunder in Update "Drone Age" as an additional vehicle available in ground battles.
Description
Drones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) or Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV), are vehicles that are controlled remotely and as such do not have a pilot inside.

With their introduction in Update "Drone Age", drones are now an available asset for ground combat players to make use of in battle. Drones come in two classes, Scout Drones and Strike Drones.

Introduction into the game
The first iteration of drones, specifically the scout drones used by light tanks, was introduced back in War Thunder 2021 April Fool's Event "Warfare 2077". The drones were launchable by the event "Hydra" rocket tank, and was useful for reconnaissance and as a loiter munition as the April Fool's version is configured with a shaped charge warhead to damage armoured targets. The current scout drones released in Update "Drone Age", sharing the same model as the Warfare 2077 event, lacks the loiter munition capability against ground targets and is a simple reconnaissance drone.
Scout drones are extremely small, unarmed drones that can patrol the battlefield and provide visual intelligence to players. These are available as a modification for all rank VI-VII "light tank" class vehicles. Scout drones currently come in two iterations, with and without thermal visions. Scout drones launched from rank VI light tanks do not have thermal visions, while those launched from rank VII light tanks do contain thermal visions.

Msg-info.png Trivia: The scout drones are modeled after the ZALA 421-16EM drone
Scout drones can be launched in the middle of the battle and flown across the arena, with the ability to swap between controlling the drone and light tank. In case the scout drone is shot down, in RB light tanks can "reload" the scout drones on captured points, in AB they passively get a new one after about 3 minutes.

In RB, it is recommended to use scout drones with means to communicate with teammates as the scout drone cannot independently scout the enemy. As such, scout drones are a greater asset to players in squads, especially with voice chat. If using the scout drone with squadmates with no voice chat, one method to quickly mark individual targets for the squad to be aware of is to use the control [Set target for squad] to mark the precise location where the enemy has been located. In case there are no squadmates nor teammates to quickly communicate to and it is way too difficult to approximate the enemy position on a map, one way to signal the location of the enemy is to fly the scout drone obnoxiously close, over the enemy's location. While this leaves the scout drone at greater risk of being destroyed, it is a method to notify nearby team members, and since the scout drones do not cost points to spawn they can be used in this expendable manner.

Strike drones

A MQ-1 strike drone.
Strike drones are larger drones that can be equipped with air-to-surface guided missiles. Strike drones are able to be spawned in ground battles upon earning 750 spawn points, with additional cost depending on the available payload.



Strike drones contain up to two missiles that can be expended onto targets down below before the drone needs to reload back at the airfield. However, while strike drones spawn at a high-altitude and are relatively small targets compared to manned aircraft, they are not very fast nor manoeuvrable and can be easy targets for fighter aircraft and SPAAs that spots them.