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The Soviet Tank Thread: Transversely Mounted 1000hp Engines
Mike E replied to T___A's topic in Mechanized Warfare
It's a possibility for sure... I was hearing some ~680 mm LOS thickness, which seems unlikely given the size of the interior. Another theory is that it uses two extra layers of bulging armor. That Object-430 is one smooth looking chi...I mean tank.- 5,207 replies
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- real life has a uvz bias
- make lkz great again
- t-72 over t-64 all day erry day
- t-80 worst mistake of lkz life
- the object 167t engine was better
- so was object 278 engine
- t-64 so weak it cannot handle glorious t-34 engine which conquered hitlerite germany
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India hasn't really expressed interest in the T-90MS. They are more interested in their own design; the T-90M Bhishma. That being said, Relikt/Kalina upgrades wouldn't surprise me. VT-4 is on the scale of the T-90A, hardly a competitor for the T-14. As I mentioned, Pakistan rejected the tank for being too little of an improvement versus the older, even outdated, VT-2.
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The Soviet Tank Thread: Transversely Mounted 1000hp Engines
Mike E replied to T___A's topic in Mechanized Warfare
Dumb question inbound; Does the T-90, or T-90A incorporate any changes to their Glacis plate armor layout, versus the T-72B? I have always believed to the two to be identical, but quite a few people I talk with on other forums oppose that belief.- 5,207 replies
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- kotin number 1 diva of ages
- kartsev did nothing wrong
- reminder that the is-7 had 8 machine guns
- reminder that uvz built more t-34s than khpz
- real life has a uvz bias
- make lkz great again
- t-72 over t-64 all day erry day
- t-80 worst mistake of lkz life
- the object 167t engine was better
- so was object 278 engine
- t-64 so weak it cannot handle glorious t-34 engine which conquered hitlerite germany
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- t-72
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Both are hideous aircraft, lol. PAK-FA is drool-inducing like any of the Flankers.
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If we are going to bash it.... It's the ugliest aircraft I've seen in decades.
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Never mind that Pakistan rejected the thing...and ironically enough, because it wasn't a big upgrade over the VT2.
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I hate to blame it on the South...but this was their fault. The mine issue was some form of miscommunication with their own soilders, and then they tried to pin it on the North. Putting up the speakers was the cheery on top.
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The ones shown at the parade were fully functioning, possibly with the exception of a few things. Proof is in the fact they were sent to trials immediately after... The T-14 with the roof hatch opens also has the commanders gun removed. It looks like it was receiving maintenance after trialing of some sort.
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Well, we are talking about Europe here. They'll stick to what they are good at, and add a few things.
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IIRC, they were claiming the design would be finished around, or after 2025. One can still try to guess the features though, and I think we will see; - Modular AMAP armor. - AMAP APS. - Bustle-loader, probably from the French. - 1800 hp diesel. - Pneumatic suspension. Etc etc...
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The service hatch picture is great, and considering, it's really not all that thin. And the interview confirmed an anti-mine system of sorts. Great posting LoooSeR.
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That is exactly what Future Combat System was all about... Lightweight vehicles with no armor, that relied on APS systems for defense. Rather dumb idea if you ask me.
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But not conductive enough, or something like that. I'll try finding the original information, but I'm certain it concluded little to no effectiveness again KE. Afganit is great but it can not be relied on, so reactive armor is still necessary.
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Actually it is correct, but it is only effective against jets, preferably copper ones.
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Some guy debunked that possibility a while ago, forget where though. Supposedly the only way it can work is if the rod/jet tranfers energy from one area to another, and that isn't possible with Tungsten or DU rods.
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No such thing as "Nakidna-2". From what I heard it is a new RAM paint that also hides IR/thermal radiation, rather than being a fabric. Kaktus never properly finished development and was only intended for the Object-640. No such thing as a "2A83-1M" gun either...it is 2A82-1M, but that was confirmed a long time ago. Russia hasn't put much thought into electric armor, because it is practically pointless, a waste of energy, and has no use against KE rounds. Kaktus isn't in service because it probably can't be adapted to current models, and Relikt is seemingly superior anyway.
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This is the thing; The US doesn't have their hands on Relikt, they might not even know the exact layout of it. As such, it is dubious to claim it can *defeat something it was never tested against*. The only feasible way of defeating Relikt is to use multiple tips, which are sacrificed during the process of defeating the ERA. Problem with this is that mass (and hence penetration) will be lost in the process. T-14 doesn't use Relikt, it either uses an improved version of it, or something completely different. With 7 gears, a high power-to-weight ratio, lot of torque, and a low ground pressure, cross-country speed should be at least 55 km/h. I can't tell you how fast it can accelerate, but I can tell you that it will be faster than anything in service right now. T-14 might become unmanned eventually, but it is a long way off.
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StuG III Thread (and also other German vehicles I guess)
Mike E replied to EnsignExpendable's topic in Mechanized Warfare
Is Germany really going to acquire 100 Revolutions? Gurkhan and a few other sources made it seem that way.