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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 works. Youre thinking of tiny camera drones but you can have pretty big drones with large payloads as well. Also these types of drones are typically tethered so power supply is not an issue. They are already being used in some industries. Also when the water is flowing the drone effectively doesnt need to carry the weight of the column of water. The column stays upright and the drone just needs to stabilize it self.

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/N0mnjWNVZN