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    19 hours ago

    you can get drones for around $25 these days. and they can usually lift around 1 pound.

    1 pound of thermite should have the explosive power of a 1/4 stick of dynamite. added benefits are the difficulty to extinguish it. halon shouldn’t have any effect on it as the reaction is exothermic.

    scaled up, with around $3000 in materials it should be sufficient to burn down 500sqft. if pinpointed properly, that could actually triple or quadruple.

    though it’s probably better to target the power grid, generators, and network connections and could probably be done for around $500-1000 and take it out of commission for at least a week if not months if the backlog for parts is extensive.

    a coordinated effort that targets an entire region would likely yield the best results.

    at least, that’s what my “superior intelligence” said.