This video shows a modified off-the-shelf remote control Tricopter armed with fireworks, and firing them at hydrogen-filled balloons.
More information about how to build one of these balloon-busters can be found here.
The future is here 
[Hat Tip: Tech Crunch]
You arent allowed to do this in the US but then look at the page for it, Its not in the US.
Think it said 18 hours put into the video
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0New Air Force Basic Training. Being obese – no problem anymore.
0 0That video was kind of ‘edited’.
I don’t think the ‘drone’ wasn’t automatically finding targets and making decisions on how to attack them. I’m pretty sure there was a guy remote piloting it.
0 0@ Don: was your remark meant to be “tongue in cheek”? Or you actually had any doubts that it was RC? Video clearly said “RC”!
Nice one! Would like to know if aiming was done “remotely” (By viewing the fall of the “rockets” and correcting, or controller was actually viewing “HUD” video feed in real time?
0 0Y-man, the RC unit had a video camera sending video from the tricopter back to the RC operator. This is called FPV flying, and this is legal in the U.S. as long as you have someone also watching your aircraft from the ground next to you. Of course, if you have your own private flying field, nobody will be monitoring you for rules violations.
0 0Greetings from Texas,
“You arent allowed to do this in the US “
I was afraid of that. Then again, you know how those tresspassers lie.
0 0Greetings from Texas,
Alright! The war on tresspassers now has air support! Let the stray dogs explore the rabbit and bird pens.
0 0I do believe doing this is illegal in the U.S. You aren’t allowed to fire anything from a radio control aircraft in the U.S.
0 0Wow! I can only imagine how many hours went into making that video.
0 0That is pretty darn cool I want one!
0 0I want one NOW!!!
0 0this made my day XD
0 0Nice.
Hope homeland security does not freak…
0 0That is incredibly awesome, can’t wait till this is available for kids everywhere 
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Y-man, the RC unit had a video camera sending video from the tricopter back to the RC operator. This is called FPV flying, and this is legal in the U.S. as long as you have someone also watching your aircraft from the ground next to you. Of course, if you have your own private flying field, nobody will be monitoring you for rules violations.
Greetings from Texas,
“You arent allowed to do this in the US “
I was afraid of that. Then again, you know how those tresspassers lie.
@ Don: was your remark meant to be “tongue in cheek”? Or you actually had any doubts that it was RC? Video clearly said “RC”!
Nice one! Would like to know if aiming was done “remotely” (By viewing the fall of the “rockets” and correcting, or controller was actually viewing “HUD” video feed in real time?
That video was kind of ‘edited’.
I don’t think the ‘drone’ wasn’t automatically finding targets and making decisions on how to attack them. I’m pretty sure there was a guy remote piloting it.
You arent allowed to do this in the US but then look at the page for it, Its not in the US.
Think it said 18 hours put into the video
New Air Force Basic Training. Being obese – no problem anymore.
Greetings from Texas,
Alright! The war on tresspassers now has air support! Let the stray dogs explore the rabbit and bird pens.
I do believe doing this is illegal in the U.S. You aren’t allowed to fire anything from a radio control aircraft in the U.S.
Nice.
Hope homeland security does not freak…
this made my day XD
I want one NOW!!!
Wow! I can only imagine how many hours went into making that video.
That is pretty darn cool
I want one!
That is incredibly awesome, can’t wait till this is available for kids everywhere