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2020-01-30 19:25
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T-80B (1978): This model had a new turret, laser rangefinder, fire-control, and autoloader allowing the firing of 9M112-1 Kobra antitank guided missile (80% hit probability while stopped and on the move),[18] and improved composite armour. An improved, 1,100-hp, engine was added in 1980, a new gun in 1982, and fittings for reactive armour in 1985. Reactive armour added protection of 400 mm equivalent armour to defend against HEAT warheads. The longest sighting range for T-80B kinetic energy ammunition and for "cumulative" ammunition – 4,000 m, high-explosive fragmentation – 5,000 m (using the "side level" – 10,000 m). A night sight TPNZ-49 in active mode reached 1,300 and a passive – 850 m. "Reflex" guided missile complex with laser beam allowed it to launch missiles at any tank speed.
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/782999385808375220/040CAE88265896B8B9F69670196B02ADF6C72740/ [^] |
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battleshipfree
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2020-01-30 19:43
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RHS noticed that 1980 T-80B with 1100hp engine and mentioned it in the files, but didn't use it in the data. Instead, they used the older 1000hp(735kW or 746kW) GTD-1000T for all T-80Bs.
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2020-01-30 19:48
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So this is an average value. |
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well, it makes some sense. LMAO |
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changed to 1100hp engine in rev 4118 |
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