Hogsweat
25-05-2004, 16:11
http://armor.kiev.ua/fofanov/Tanks/MBT/t-80um_line.gif
http://military.szm.sk/fgaleria/t90.jpg
http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/ta/t72-3.jpg
Front Armour First Plate: 500MM: Anti-Shell armour
Front Armour Second Plate: 50 MM Anti Explosive
Side Armour First Plate: 400MM
Side Armour Second Plate: 50MM Anti Explosive
Back Armour First Plate: 300MM
Back Armour Second Plate: 50MM Anti Burn
Main Gun: 125MM Smoothbore
Hull Mounted Machine Gun: 50.Caliber
Speed offroad - 30MPH
On Road: 45 MPH
Engine: Az-Tung Double Diesel
Weight: 61 Tonnes
Range: 500KM
Fuel Consumption:
A tank will need approximately 300 gallons every eight hours; this will vary depending on mission, terrain, and weather. A single tank takes 10 minutes to refuel. Refueling and rearming of a tank platoon--four tanks--is approximately 30 minutes under ideal conditions.
0.6 miles per gallon.
60 gallons per hour when traveling cross-country
30+ gallons per hour while operating at a tactical ideal
10 gallons basic idle
A mine plow will increase the fuel consummation rate of a tank by 25 percent
The 125MM SmoothBore uses a carbon dioxide laser rangefinder,, thermal imaging. However, it is still aimed and fired and loaded by a human crew. The aiming systems have motion tracking, electromagnetic tracking, heat tracking and night vision aiming assistants. It also has a bino-scope capable of going up to X20 view. The front is equipped with a light and can be fitted with a bulldozer blade.
After continuous testing over rough terrain, advanced stabilising systems have been added. This lets the tank fire an extra round a minute, upping its ROF to 3 rounds a minute in good loading/firing/aiming hands. Gyro-Stabilization systems have been added to keep the tank on the move while firing.
One of the last test problems was that the BTV56 got bogged down in heavy snow or heavy mud. To solve the problem, engineers fitted a "Lao Tzeh" System. The Lao Tzeh system is a gripping fitted to tank tracks, which works in tandem with the engine to make the tank propell itself forward. When working in such conditions a large piece of metal is added to the back track. This is to help push the tank forwards when un-miring itself.
Price is going at 5,000,000, USD
OOC// Im adding more.
25/5/04:: Added 125MM smoothbore instead of 120
25/5/04 :: Back Gun Deleted Armour Changed
25/5/04:: Changed name from BTV88
http://military.szm.sk/fgaleria/t90.jpg
http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/ta/t72-3.jpg
Front Armour First Plate: 500MM: Anti-Shell armour
Front Armour Second Plate: 50 MM Anti Explosive
Side Armour First Plate: 400MM
Side Armour Second Plate: 50MM Anti Explosive
Back Armour First Plate: 300MM
Back Armour Second Plate: 50MM Anti Burn
Main Gun: 125MM Smoothbore
Hull Mounted Machine Gun: 50.Caliber
Speed offroad - 30MPH
On Road: 45 MPH
Engine: Az-Tung Double Diesel
Weight: 61 Tonnes
Range: 500KM
Fuel Consumption:
A tank will need approximately 300 gallons every eight hours; this will vary depending on mission, terrain, and weather. A single tank takes 10 minutes to refuel. Refueling and rearming of a tank platoon--four tanks--is approximately 30 minutes under ideal conditions.
0.6 miles per gallon.
60 gallons per hour when traveling cross-country
30+ gallons per hour while operating at a tactical ideal
10 gallons basic idle
A mine plow will increase the fuel consummation rate of a tank by 25 percent
The 125MM SmoothBore uses a carbon dioxide laser rangefinder,, thermal imaging. However, it is still aimed and fired and loaded by a human crew. The aiming systems have motion tracking, electromagnetic tracking, heat tracking and night vision aiming assistants. It also has a bino-scope capable of going up to X20 view. The front is equipped with a light and can be fitted with a bulldozer blade.
After continuous testing over rough terrain, advanced stabilising systems have been added. This lets the tank fire an extra round a minute, upping its ROF to 3 rounds a minute in good loading/firing/aiming hands. Gyro-Stabilization systems have been added to keep the tank on the move while firing.
One of the last test problems was that the BTV56 got bogged down in heavy snow or heavy mud. To solve the problem, engineers fitted a "Lao Tzeh" System. The Lao Tzeh system is a gripping fitted to tank tracks, which works in tandem with the engine to make the tank propell itself forward. When working in such conditions a large piece of metal is added to the back track. This is to help push the tank forwards when un-miring itself.
Price is going at 5,000,000, USD
OOC// Im adding more.
25/5/04:: Added 125MM smoothbore instead of 120
25/5/04 :: Back Gun Deleted Armour Changed
25/5/04:: Changed name from BTV88