You may have forgotten about it?))
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Wouldn’t count in this case, since the hull is something that already existed.
The hull wasn’t built for the Object 292, so none of Object 292 plan was built.
I think this is unmanned, correct?
i dont know
How about the legit ItPsV 90 (Sweden(duh))
Plz gaijin T_T
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I have already done a topic on it on the russian forum.
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btw is this the same MSI that makes pc parts?
Tifon-2A
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RBS 70 VLM, the Swedish Type 93. Same weapons as the Lvrbv 701 but without an FCS so you need to aim yourself rather than locking onto enemy aircraft.
They full name is
MSI-Defence Systems (MSI-DS)
I don’t know why there write only MSI
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Haha, Land Rover Go BRR.
What tree? I’m assuming Britain b/c of the LR Defender 90 pickup. Oh, also, I realized it has the IRST unit, so it can track, just not radar track, technically speaking, making it much better.
British isnt it?
Very British
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Swedish, as it was a project by Bofors. And no it doesn’t have an IRST as it’s just a regular RBS 70 launcher bolted onto the back of a Land Rover 110 pickup which Bofors bought. RBS 70 didn’t get an IRST before Saab made the RBS 70 NG.
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I thought that lower “sight” was also an IRST control unit, no? Or more or less just an IR tracker?
A US company operating the Cheetah isn’t the same thing as the USAF operating the Cheetah
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I’m not sure what it is, but I would guess it’s what generates the laser beam since RBS 70 is laser guided. Saab added a clip-on IRST / IR sight with the RBS 70 NG in 2011 though so it didn’t have that capability before that.
Hmm, the LvrBv 701 has IRST and Radar track. Is this an oversight by gaijin, or does it have the clip on IRST modification w/ the BOLIDE?