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I am trying to find out what a drone escape looks like.  google images is a bit disappointing ....   Would I be correct in thinking that they are similar to a cone with the narrow end open enough to let the drone out?   Could I cut the end off a plastic queen cell and use that?   What diameter hole is allowed for the drone (is it 6.4mm or smaller)?

Any suggestions appreciated :)

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