the part that says it ignited the lights suggests that the operator wanted to check if the drone is on course or not but by hovering i do not know what they mean or they know what they saw.
What purpose turning on lights can play it only made the drone detectable by others and operator have lots of other more effective way of determining if the drone is on course or not.
The question is does Al-Rai newspaper have the capabilities of determining what they saw.
Nothing about Shehed-191
do they even use drones??
That can be anything ,you can't see anything in those videos. And if the drone is to penetrate enemy space you turn all lights of not turning them on so anybody can see you.
for fighter pilots it's necessary to turn on their lights during night missions to prevent vertigo, but regarding the drone incident i assume the hovering issue was due to the intense wind blows toward sea from shore so for some seconds maybe cause it to stall and maybe forced operator to check if it's indicators work fine or there is a problem. this is for a scenario that the wind blow over 200 km/h
The operator check its equipment but not by turning on the lights as he can't see if the lights are actually turned on or not and he can check the systems with other ways more thoroughly also isn't it strange that the strong wind come out exactly when they were over emir of Kuwait Palace .for fighter pilots it's necessary to turn on their lights during night missions to prevent vertigo, but regarding the drone incident i assume the hovering issue was due to the intense wind blows toward sea from shore so for some seconds maybe cause it to stall and maybe forced operator to check if it's indicators work fine or there is a problem. this is for a scenario that the wind blow over 200 km/h
or the eye witnesses are just talking BS, or the drone was propeller one.
