If I’m not mistaken, it’s better than usual, because the reverse gear is not -5 but -20
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Fine. PT-91U then.
PT-91E,EX,M2A2 also exist
Never heard of it before
I see, I didn’t know about them, I only heard about PT91, PT91M
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It’s understandable since these were the only variants mass produced, we stopped modernising our PT-91’s and focused mostly on NATO tech
I’ve heard of PT16 and PT17, but I’m not sure if they’re serial.
They aren’t either :(
Found an archive from a website but it calls it the PT-72U
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So what is distinct about an “early” PT-91? What upgrades did the PT-91 receive during its life that warrants two versions? The only upgrade I can remember is the fitting of KLW-1, but just a different thermals isn’t enough to warrant a separate vehicle IMO.
The PT-91 (early) is the first 20 tanks of serial production, which have the generation 1 ERAWA arrangement. And 1st gen TES thermals.
The PT-91 (late) is the later production version of the tank featuring the more effective and better generation 2 ERAWA arrangement (It gets more ERAWA-2 on the hull, eliminating certain weakspots). It can also be further differentiated by the fact that during some overhauls it received the 3rd gen KLW-1 thermals.
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Maybe make a “Difference between PT-91 (early) and PT-91 (late)”-section in your suggestion? I often include that. :D
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I should tbh, will get to work in a bit
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Introduced the section.
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+1 for polish tt
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