sorry kf41
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So basically the Turret can turn even if for example the battery is gone is from what i can gather from this? Or probably if the FCS is gone aswell
atleast it also has now the Blowout panel
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The gun can be aimed and fired through a electric and/or a manual backup system, even if the main power source fails (which in this case would be the power-system module).
I assume there would be an additional battery for that purpose in the turret then, but either way, the destruction of the PSU, which causes the FCS to be disabled, should not prevent aiming or firing of the weapon/turret.
I could try to report this issue.
same br as british one an he has aps system… interesting…
Did they even fix the aps to begin with
last time I checked, it just didnt even work at all
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Maybe more reasonable now. Since it now has better engine, spall liner.
All other Boxers should too, so its like whatever.
Sole benefit is the engine as of now…
Nope
If this goes trough I wight so the SaS report aka TEMU Maw )))
lo siento wilson!
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added additional brochures to the report btw.
Maybe we can achieve something :)
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Ngl i didnt expect we managed to have the Spall Liners on the Boxer in the first place, though is there any evidence that the turret has it aswell? (Btw Thank you all for helping to fix the first Tech Tree Boxer :D)
it looks we might be onto something here, the turret seems to be covered in a heavy ammount of composite plates, would explain the 5 tons of weight
according to Rheinmetall the Turret is protected against Medium Caliber guns
yeah and even the australian land 400 phase insiders say that the turret was able to withstand the tests by the australians so both hull and turret passed the stanag 4569 level 6