My guy, the literal vid you just showed shows a 10 second+ reload. The mechanism starts right as the YT timer hits 0.01 and doesnt end until video stop
my guy the reloading process starts at the first second and finish at the 10th, and it is skiping 5 rounds so it is firing at the sixth round, you can just check it on any video editor, i just check it an got in less than 9.5s.
also:
this is for the t72 mind you…
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By working on T series autoloaders and from personal experience on live firing
So baselesd claims…
They claimed, that soviet block was a paradise on earth, yet every single one of my countryman wanted or tried to escape it. You can never trust anything written in russian.
Yeah and i can trust a ramdo on internet that spew claims to the air…
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do what you want buddy
Not really. You can just ook at youtube videos of the system in action and time it.
First of all. The fastes loading is the very first shot. After that every shot is at least 1.5-2s longer as that is the time needed for turning the revolver 1 position (it speeds up the further it goes so 2 positions is not 4s) And the revolver can only turn after the gun was fired.
The loading arm takes between 6 and 8s to load the shell. So the fastest second shot is around 8s. What I gave was the average as far as public information allows for.
you cant have sabot rounds next to each other on soviet autoloaders as far as i know
its closer to 8 second than 10 as far as i know
7.5 second is an optimistic average as we have ingame(which is best for the game), most sources are 8+
7.5 is skipping 2 rounds in the autoloader, far from optimistic specially after taking into account that we mostly mostly load apfsds.
you cant load apfsds in sequence on soviet carousels as far as i know.
I can only see that being an issue with the 3bm60 anything else shouldnt have any issues at loading side by side as they are shorter, also i havent seen any hard evidence about that claim either or if that applies to both the t80 and t72 or just the t80.
im not so sure, i havent seen any examplyes of sequential loading of apfsds in training or combat footage ever. but you might be right for all i know. although 7.5 seconds is still below what most sources say in terms of reload speed for these autoloaders.
Because they dont load it together by doctrine, which doesnt implies a physical limitation.
Д-81 (also known as 2A26) is a cannon used in T-64, so im guessing its not really accurate?
They use the same MZ autoloader desing and it is from the literally the t80 manual…, the 2a46M-1 is still a Д-81, just the TM, they clearely are not specifing as the 2a26 is tecnically the D-81T.
and we are not even talking about maximun rate of fire, but combat rate of fire.
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little bro still using propaganda documents as his proofs
false flagged
Seems like the level of your arguments keeps going dowm…
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