Yugly tank (TL10)

Designed by Bruce Johnson


Summary:
40.00 displacement ton box streamlined; 1252 tonnes; MCr 10.3
Chassis:
560 kL box streamlined (12 m long x 6.6 m wide x 6.6 m high); Structure: 4.38 tonnes of crystaliron, rated for 1.0Gs, body 0.010 cm thick, sealed to 1 atm
Armour: 19 front (10 cm), 19 sides (10 cm), 15 rear (5.0 cm), 19 top (10 cm), 19 bottom (10 cm)
Performance:
20.1 MW TL8 Fission power plant; Fuel: 20.1 L of radioisotopes (402 kg), 2000 hours supply
Propulsion System: 20.0 MW tracks; Maximum Speed: 38 km/h; Range: 75907 km; Agility: +3DM (0.1G)
Crew:
Crew roster: driver, gunner; 2 crew stations
Basic life support; Hatches: 1 manual, 2 power
Armament:
WeaponDamageRangeShotsReloadsNotes
Cannon, Heavy-819 (17 exp)Very Long150+2DM, turret1 gunner
Autocannon, RF Lt-89Long1000600+2DM, coaxial turret
Machinegun, Heavy-109Long3001000+2DM, remote
Communications:
Subcontinental Radio (10.00 kW, TL10, SmVcl, MilSpec, DirAnt)
Continental Laser (100 kW, TL10, SmVcl, MilSpec)
Sensors:
Active Regional Radar (2.00 kW, MilSpec, MultArray) Resolution: 1.0 mm per km of range
Active Subregional Lidar (100 W, MilSpec) Resolution: 1.0 mm per km of range
Active Subregional Jammer (100 W, MilSpec) Resolution: 5.0 mm per km of range

This is, quite simply, a frightful vehicle. No sane commander would put a fission plant in armored vehicles, unless they really wanted to poison the battlefield forever. Naturally this is the vehicle of choice for those insane balkanized hellholes where they've been nuking each other for a generation, the mutation rate is sky high, and the cockroaches have all just mysteriously teleported off planet, leaving behind a cryptic note: "So long, and thanks for all the crumbs."



Designed with CSC (software ©Robert Prior, 1997)