Hey Cannon, I've been tinkering with a prototype for a lightweight combat drone that could scout ahead and give us real-time intel—think of it as a high-tech eye in the sky. Got any thoughts on what features a warrior on the front line would actually want?

That’s the sweet spot—stealth, endurance, and a fail‑safe. I’m thinking a low‑profile carbon‑fiber frame, active radar‑jamming panels, and a swappable battery pod that can keep it airborne for over an hour. The comms link could use a frequency‑hopping protocol so you stay out of range, and the kill‑switch could be a simple line of code that shuts everything down if the sensor array detects a critical hit. What’s the weight limit you’re looking at for a unit that can still be hand‑operated in the field?

Seven kilos is tight but doable—just enough for a mini‑shield, a couple of battery cells, and a small radar‑jamming module. We’d need to use ultra‑light composites and maybe a hybrid power pack that can swap in the field. The key will be keeping the frame super streamlined so the weight doesn’t come from unnecessary bulk. Any idea how long you’d need it to stay in the air during a mission?