Witzgall
27-12-2004, 21:18
The TMLRS "Devestator" (AVRS-2)
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TMLRS System
system response time 8-12 minutes
launch tube 4 or 8 launch tubes
maximum firing range 480 km
minimum firing range 80 km
maximum flight altitude 75 km
maximum velocity mach 7.0
maximum acceleration 46 g
error of probability 0.6% to 1.4%
ZZF2a rocket
diameter of rocket 322 mm
length of rocket 6210 mm
Take-off weight 740 kg
stabilisation mode slow-spinning plus fins
KLF2c blasting warhead
weight of warhead 210 kg
charge of warhead 95 kg
effective fragments 28500 pieces, steel balls and prefabricated fragments
effective lethal radius >70 meters
KUK102a submunition warhead
Length 1440 mm
number of bullets 525 bullets
dispersion area 31,500 square meters
Armor-piercing thickness >70 mm
rocket motor solid propellant (name of engine is c0ll-2d)
Length 4750 mm
gross weight 562 kg
gross weight of solid propellant 385 kg
total impulse 892 kN
maximum thrust 288 kN
working time of motor 5 seconds
HF-4 rocket launch truck
number of launch tubes 4 or 8
elevation range 0 to 80 degrees
azimuth range -30 to +30 degrees
elevation adjustment 0.1 to 6 degrees per second
azimuth adjustment 0.1 to 8 degrees per second
diameter of rocket 324 mm
length of rocket 6214 mm
Take-off weight 720 kg
stabilisation mode slow-spinning plus fins
Prices
Unit Cost: $1.4 million
Ally Cost: $1.25 million
The Devestator is a long range artillery rocket weapon that can be used in the defensive or offensive war in a time
of war or combat. It can fire deep into enemy lines with a range of 480km. It can demolish military bases, large concentrations
of troops or armored divisions, airfields, and anything else covering an area. Causing what some people refer to as "Steel Rain",
the rocket system can either use a submunition warhead (KUK102a), a standard explosive rocket (ZZF2a), or a blasting warhead with steel
ball bearings (KLF2c).
The Devestator TMLRS is a truck based, Multiple-Launch Rocket System. The wheeled chassis and overall vehicle allow it to go faster than
a standard MLRS, and makes it much more agile and flexible in the field of combat and modern warfare.
Using stealth equipment on the vehicle, it is possible to camoflauge itself in any enviroment and is able to deploy "dummy" missiles, which are actually just
high speed bursts of light/fire. This can confuse the enemy into thinking the vehicle is firing when it is not. This allows the driver or division
in control of the Devestator to abandon a vehicle and still make it appear hostile and armed. This allows for the driver or other controllers to escape
while the enemy approaches the supposedly firing weapon system and vehicle.
The Devestator also can be "remote" operated by installation of an onboard computer, a networking system, and one to three antannae. This would allow
the vehicle to be controlled by a station or remote person up to roughly 20km away (with 1 antenna). While that is a small distance, it still allows the person to hide in a nearby building
while firing the TMLRS. With three antenna, it can be controlled from roughly 85km away, depending on the strength of the networking signal and the area it is stationed in.
http://www.army-technology.com/projects/ws1b/images/ws1b7.jpg
TMLRS System
system response time 8-12 minutes
launch tube 4 or 8 launch tubes
maximum firing range 480 km
minimum firing range 80 km
maximum flight altitude 75 km
maximum velocity mach 7.0
maximum acceleration 46 g
error of probability 0.6% to 1.4%
ZZF2a rocket
diameter of rocket 322 mm
length of rocket 6210 mm
Take-off weight 740 kg
stabilisation mode slow-spinning plus fins
KLF2c blasting warhead
weight of warhead 210 kg
charge of warhead 95 kg
effective fragments 28500 pieces, steel balls and prefabricated fragments
effective lethal radius >70 meters
KUK102a submunition warhead
Length 1440 mm
number of bullets 525 bullets
dispersion area 31,500 square meters
Armor-piercing thickness >70 mm
rocket motor solid propellant (name of engine is c0ll-2d)
Length 4750 mm
gross weight 562 kg
gross weight of solid propellant 385 kg
total impulse 892 kN
maximum thrust 288 kN
working time of motor 5 seconds
HF-4 rocket launch truck
number of launch tubes 4 or 8
elevation range 0 to 80 degrees
azimuth range -30 to +30 degrees
elevation adjustment 0.1 to 6 degrees per second
azimuth adjustment 0.1 to 8 degrees per second
diameter of rocket 324 mm
length of rocket 6214 mm
Take-off weight 720 kg
stabilisation mode slow-spinning plus fins
Prices
Unit Cost: $1.4 million
Ally Cost: $1.25 million
The Devestator is a long range artillery rocket weapon that can be used in the defensive or offensive war in a time
of war or combat. It can fire deep into enemy lines with a range of 480km. It can demolish military bases, large concentrations
of troops or armored divisions, airfields, and anything else covering an area. Causing what some people refer to as "Steel Rain",
the rocket system can either use a submunition warhead (KUK102a), a standard explosive rocket (ZZF2a), or a blasting warhead with steel
ball bearings (KLF2c).
The Devestator TMLRS is a truck based, Multiple-Launch Rocket System. The wheeled chassis and overall vehicle allow it to go faster than
a standard MLRS, and makes it much more agile and flexible in the field of combat and modern warfare.
Using stealth equipment on the vehicle, it is possible to camoflauge itself in any enviroment and is able to deploy "dummy" missiles, which are actually just
high speed bursts of light/fire. This can confuse the enemy into thinking the vehicle is firing when it is not. This allows the driver or division
in control of the Devestator to abandon a vehicle and still make it appear hostile and armed. This allows for the driver or other controllers to escape
while the enemy approaches the supposedly firing weapon system and vehicle.
The Devestator also can be "remote" operated by installation of an onboard computer, a networking system, and one to three antannae. This would allow
the vehicle to be controlled by a station or remote person up to roughly 20km away (with 1 antenna). While that is a small distance, it still allows the person to hide in a nearby building
while firing the TMLRS. With three antenna, it can be controlled from roughly 85km away, depending on the strength of the networking signal and the area it is stationed in.