Huzen Hagen
02-08-2004, 21:28
The Empire is pround to release our latest creation for sale to the wider world. The HT-109 Ocelot is a dedicated tank destroyer. Not so much a tank as an assault gun it is designed to be used as a defensive weapon and to be used in abushes.
The Ocelot is extreamly heavy and much of this is accounted for by its armour but performance is not hindered due to the size of the tracks and the engine. The Ocelot is bigger then most MBT's in order to increase the size of the tracks, this means that the tank will have more traction then it knows what to do with and this allows it to have a higher off-road speed compared to its onroad speed then most tanks in existance and off-road is where the ocelot is designed to fight.
All though the tank is long and wide it is 2.3 meters high giving it an extroadinarily low profile. The two machine guns can be folded in and tucked away to assist in camofladge when the tank is in a prepared position. Here it can become almost invisible and snipe at enemy tanks with its lethal 140mm gun. The gun is complimented with a sophisticated sighting system incorporating night vision, infa-red and daylight optics which allow the ocelot to operate at anytime in almost every condition. Its sophisticated electronics suite even allows, to a limited extent, co-ordinates to be transmitted to the tank and they used to attack if visibility is particularly poor.
The engine for this vehicle is a masterpeice of engineering and designed to maximise the ocelots prowess, it has been specially designed in order to maximise fuel efficiancy (minimising the ocelots effect on the logistical chain) and to be quiet giving the ocelots nickname of the "stealth tank". Noise reduction allows the ocelot to sneak up on enemy and not give itself away untill it is too late for the enemy when camofladged.
The unusual shape of the ocelot gives it previously unheard of side and rear protection. The armour, electronics and weaponry make this possibly the most lethal and advanced tank on the modern battlefield today.
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Weight: 79tons
Length: 10.5 meters
Width: 3.8 meters
Height: 2.3 meters
Speed: (on road) 45kph
(off road) 27kph
Fuel Consuption: 3mpg
Crew: 4 (driver, gunner, commander loader)
Armament:
1x 140mm (available in rifled or smoothbore)
1x 20mm chaingun
1x .50 machine gun
2x 5 barrel smoke dischargers
Ammo capacity:
40 140mm rounds
4000 .50 cal
3000 20mm
Armour in mm:
Protection against HEAT shown in brackets, against sabot shown with no brackets.
Upper front: 960 (1700) Lower front hull:610 (880)
Side upper: 420 (900) Track covers: 200 (420)
Back upper: 830 (1600) Back lower: 600 (1400) Back hull: 300 (700)
$5.5million per unit (rilfed) $5.4million per unit (smothbore)
The Ocelot is extreamly heavy and much of this is accounted for by its armour but performance is not hindered due to the size of the tracks and the engine. The Ocelot is bigger then most MBT's in order to increase the size of the tracks, this means that the tank will have more traction then it knows what to do with and this allows it to have a higher off-road speed compared to its onroad speed then most tanks in existance and off-road is where the ocelot is designed to fight.
All though the tank is long and wide it is 2.3 meters high giving it an extroadinarily low profile. The two machine guns can be folded in and tucked away to assist in camofladge when the tank is in a prepared position. Here it can become almost invisible and snipe at enemy tanks with its lethal 140mm gun. The gun is complimented with a sophisticated sighting system incorporating night vision, infa-red and daylight optics which allow the ocelot to operate at anytime in almost every condition. Its sophisticated electronics suite even allows, to a limited extent, co-ordinates to be transmitted to the tank and they used to attack if visibility is particularly poor.
The engine for this vehicle is a masterpeice of engineering and designed to maximise the ocelots prowess, it has been specially designed in order to maximise fuel efficiancy (minimising the ocelots effect on the logistical chain) and to be quiet giving the ocelots nickname of the "stealth tank". Noise reduction allows the ocelot to sneak up on enemy and not give itself away untill it is too late for the enemy when camofladged.
The unusual shape of the ocelot gives it previously unheard of side and rear protection. The armour, electronics and weaponry make this possibly the most lethal and advanced tank on the modern battlefield today.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v128/huzenhagen/Tank1final.gif
Weight: 79tons
Length: 10.5 meters
Width: 3.8 meters
Height: 2.3 meters
Speed: (on road) 45kph
(off road) 27kph
Fuel Consuption: 3mpg
Crew: 4 (driver, gunner, commander loader)
Armament:
1x 140mm (available in rifled or smoothbore)
1x 20mm chaingun
1x .50 machine gun
2x 5 barrel smoke dischargers
Ammo capacity:
40 140mm rounds
4000 .50 cal
3000 20mm
Armour in mm:
Protection against HEAT shown in brackets, against sabot shown with no brackets.
Upper front: 960 (1700) Lower front hull:610 (880)
Side upper: 420 (900) Track covers: 200 (420)
Back upper: 830 (1600) Back lower: 600 (1400) Back hull: 300 (700)
$5.5million per unit (rilfed) $5.4million per unit (smothbore)