https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/02/isis-builds-quadcopter-bomber-with-dji-drone-and-badminton-supplies/
"Priced at $3,300 for sale in the US on its own and for $8,300 as a
kit, the Matrice 100 is not exactly in the price range of most military
drones. But it is capable of 35 minutes of flight time per battery and
has enough power to carry up to 1.2 kilograms of additional payload—as
well as UART interfaces to plug in accessories like bomb release servos.
The IS has been fairly aggressive in its use of drones, particularly
DJI Phantom drones equipped with single bombs loaded in improvised
cup-based bomb bays. Many of them have dropped bombs with plastic tails made with a CNC milling machine, as the open source intelligence site Bellingcat reports."
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