VISpecialObject 911B

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Specifications

Special MechanismAmphibious Tanks - allows tanks to travel on water.

Adjustable Hydropneumatic Suspension - The suspension can be used to reduce the height of the hull, increasing conclealment but also decreasing maneuverability to a certain degree
Amphibious Tanks/Adjustable Hydropneumatic Suspension
Firepower 202
Available shellsHEAT: High Explosive Anti-Tank shell.
HE: High Explosive shell
HEAT/HEAT/HE
Average lethality (HP)Average damage per shell. When penetrating armor, the actual damage will randomly float (±15%) around the average damage 120/110/160
Armor Penetration (mm)The armor thickness that a shell can penetrate when affected by normalization. The actual penetration will randomly float (±15%) around the average penetration. The actual penetration of AP/APCR shells decreases as the flight distance increases 185/250/37
Muzzle velocity (m/sec)Velocity of the shell at the moment it leaves the muzzle 655/655/655
Load time (sec)Time required to reload after the last shell in the clip is fired/Time required to reload the next shell of the same clip after a shell is fired 16/1
Clip capacity (rounds)Number of shells in each clip 4
Average damage per minute (HP)Uses standard shells. The amount of damage caused to enemy tanks within 1 min if all shells penetrate 1516
Dispersion (m)All shells fall within this radius from 100 m away 0.4
Aiming time (sec)Time it takes for the aiming circle to shrink by 67% 2.8
Gun rotation speed (deg/sec)Maximus rotation speed of the gun per sec in the firing area 30
Pitch angle (deg)Maximum angle the gun can reach relative to the horizontal position -3/30
Defense 61
Turret armor (mm)Armor thickness of the thickest part of the front/side/rear part of the turret 40/40/10
Hull armor (mm)Armor thickness of the thickest part of the front/side/rear part of the hull 35/45/6
Total HP (HP)Maximum HP of the tank. Replacing a more advanced turret can slightly increase HP 1000
Chance of fire upon receiving hitChance of catching fire when the engine is damaged 15%
Maneuverability 640
Engine power (hp)Maximum power of the engine 400
Weight (t)Total weight of tank 13.02
Thrust-to-weight ratio (hp/t)The power of the engine divided by the total weight of the vehicle determines the acceleration performance of the tank 30.73
Maximum forward speed (km/h)The maximum forward speed the tank can maintain on a road 72.5
Maximum reverse speed (km/h)The maximum reverse speed the tank can maintain on a road 20
Turning speed (deg/sec)The maximum traverse speed of the tank 42
Off-road performanceThe maneuverability of the tank on mud, sand, snow, and grass. The higher the parameter, the better off-road performance 96%
Wading performanceThe maneuverability of the tank in marshes and shallow water areas. The higher the parameter, the better wading performance 67%
Aquatic forward speed (km/h)The maximum forward speed the tank can maintain in water 28
Aquatic reverse speed (km/h)The maximum reverse speed the tank can maintain in water 16
Time to switch to suspension mode (sec)Time required for the tank to switch to hydropneumatic suspension when the engine is intact 2
Time to cancel suspension mode (sec)Time required for the tank to cancel to hydropneumatic suspension when the engine is intact 2.5
Scouting 369
Max View Range (m)Vehicle's maximum spotting range. Increase to make it easier to spot enemies within 450 m 380
Signal distance (m)Radio communication distance. When the distance between two ally tanks is less than the sum of their commincation distance, they can see each other and report to each other about enemies they find 550
Stationary ConcealmentConcealment of a stationary vehicle. The higher the value, the harder it is to spot 22.83%
Traverse ConcealmentConcealment of a moving vehicle. The higher the value, the harder it is to spot 22.83%

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