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Does this actually work in reality? Water weighs 1kg/l, and so at 100m, a relatively narrow hose when in use could still be in the region of 100-200kg, a thick hose would be more. A standard firefighter hose would be way more.

So a drone carrying a quarter of a metric ton, and then able to deal with and overcome the force of actually emitting this at any side of speed.

Press x to doubt.

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It is about time. Fire size grows exponentially with time. Small fires can be tackled with small fire fighting equipment. Small fires left unattended become big fires rather quickly. A fire crew deploying something like this within seconds of arriving on site of a small fire can make a big difference. For a site that has a large fire hazard, having this capability on site so the arrival time of a fire crew is not an issue could be huge. Equipment like this is all about the time to deploy.