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* As of this writing, there is no published [[Battle Value]] nor [[record sheet]] for this vehicle. | * As of this writing, there is no published [[Battle Value]] nor [[record sheet]] for this vehicle. | ||
* It is unclear what the Škoda/Growler looks like. In the associated image for the "Growler/Burro Trucks" (in ''[[Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex Revised]]''), two identical trucks (from different angles) are depicted, though unidentified as any of the three profiled support vehicles. However, since Škoda/Growler and another vehicle both weigh in at 1 ton and a large vehicle is 2.5 tons, the Burro II (massing 50 tons) is the most likely one depicted. | * It is unclear what the Škoda/Growler looks like. In the associated image for the "Growler/Burro Trucks" (in ''[[Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex Revised]]''), two identical trucks (from different angles) are depicted, though unidentified as any of the three profiled support vehicles. However, since Škoda/Growler and another vehicle both weigh in at 1 ton and a large vehicle is 2.5 tons, the Burro II (massing 50 tons) is the most likely one depicted. | ||
− | *The Škoda/Growler was originally published simply known as the Growler. The Revised edition of the ''TRO:VA'' | + | *The Škoda/Growler was originally published simply known as the Growler. The Revised edition of the ''TRO:VA'' changed its name to Škoda "Growler" Service Utility Truck. It's not specified if the Škoda is the vehicle actual name or a company brand, since there no text relating to the vehicle directly in name. |
== References == | == References == |
Latest revision as of 19:56, 8 May 2023
Growler Service Utility Truck | |
Production information | |
Manufacturer | Škoda |
Production Year | 2388[1] |
Use |
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Tech Base | Inner Sphere[2][3] |
Chassis Type (Size) | Wheeled (Small)[2][3] |
Equipment Rating | D/C-E-D/D[3] |
Cost | ??? |
Introduced | 2388 |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 1,000 kg[2][3] |
Speed | 64 km/h[2][3] |
Top Speed | 97 km/h[2][3] |
Power Plant | ICE[2][3] |
Fuel (Type/Range) | 1,000 km (Petrochemical)[2][3] |
Communications System | Unspecified |
Targeting Tracking System | Unspecified |
Armament | None[2][3] |
Heat Sinks | None[2][3] |
Armor | Unspecified |
Barrier Armor Rating (BAR) | 2[2][3] |
Crew | 4[3] |
BV (1.0) | ??? |
BV (2.0) | ??? |
Description[edit]
The Škoda Service Utility Truck is a small civilian vehicle, also known as the "Growler". The vehicle utilized for recreational and commercial businesses.[2][3]
Equipment and Capabilities[edit]
The Škoda has an ICE motor, with respectable range of a 1000 km, with a maximum speed is 90 k/mph. The vehicle is equipped with a manipulator arm which allows the vehicle to handle small cargo or help with light salvage. The vehicle's built on an ultralight chassis capable of transferring off-road and is amphibious. The truck also has 64 kg of BAR 2 grade commercial armor, which offers light protection from collisions or other hazards civilian vehicles face.[2][3]
The vehicle features the following design features, it is Armored has Amphibious, Off-Road and Ultra-light chassis modifications, control modifications, three crew seats, four handheld searchlights, a single Manipulator Arm mounted in the front, and a 20 m ladder on the right side.[3]
Cargo[edit]
The Vehicle has a cargo capacity of 128 kg with an access door on the right side of the vehicle.[3]
Notes[edit]
- As of this writing, there is no published Battle Value nor record sheet for this vehicle.
- It is unclear what the Škoda/Growler looks like. In the associated image for the "Growler/Burro Trucks" (in Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex Revised), two identical trucks (from different angles) are depicted, though unidentified as any of the three profiled support vehicles. However, since Škoda/Growler and another vehicle both weigh in at 1 ton and a large vehicle is 2.5 tons, the Burro II (massing 50 tons) is the most likely one depicted.
- The Škoda/Growler was originally published simply known as the Growler. The Revised edition of the TRO:VA changed its name to Škoda "Growler" Service Utility Truck. It's not specified if the Škoda is the vehicle actual name or a company brand, since there no text relating to the vehicle directly in name.