I've seen quite a few videos of Lancet drones taking out counter-battery radars. There are issues there (a Russian general got in big trouble for speaking out about this), but it is largely overstated.
HIMARS are basically identical in capabilities to the Russian Tornado S MLRS (which is actually a little newer than HIMARS). Turn off the GPS and the accuracy is worse than artillery.
Lancets don't generally run into EW issues because if there is EW in the area, the spotter drone is affected.
Losses are a very subjective thing and if you look through Oryx yourself, you'll see some interesting repetition. I'll leave that there.
I've watched almost every video Perun has made, but he's not always right.
If we're comparing videos, HIMARS destroyed 5 SPGs, nearly an entire battery of 6[0][1]. GPS coordinates here of all of them being in the same field[2], likely from the same battery. The ability to film drone kills is useful, but that doesn't compare to eliminating entire artillery batteries in a day in an artillery war.
Tornado S uses GLONASS just like HIMARS uses GPS. They can both be jammed. Tornado S were also already used in Ukraine but they don't use them a lot. Perhaps the supply chain of guided munitions is not great.
We can compare Ukranian vs Russian weapons all day but the proof is in the pudding. It doesn't matter how great the features of Russian weapons are if they can't match the kill rate of Ukrainian weapons.
HIMARS are basically identical in capabilities to the Russian Tornado S MLRS (which is actually a little newer than HIMARS). Turn off the GPS and the accuracy is worse than artillery.
Lancets don't generally run into EW issues because if there is EW in the area, the spotter drone is affected.
Losses are a very subjective thing and if you look through Oryx yourself, you'll see some interesting repetition. I'll leave that there.
I've watched almost every video Perun has made, but he's not always right.