Difference between revisions of "Nike"
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Latest revision as of 15:32, 15 December 2022
Nike | |
Production information | |
Manufacturer | New Samarkand Metals |
Production Year | 3079 |
Mission | Anti-Aircraft |
Type | Tracked |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 90 Tons |
Armor | unstated [BAR 9] |
Engine | fuel cell (electric) |
Speed | 54 km/h |
Heat Sinks | None |
Armament |
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BV (2.0) | 688[1] |
Description[edit]
Renna Palmira, from New Samarkand Metals on Xinyang designed the Nike as an alternative to the expensive Partisan.
Weapons and Equipment[edit]
This armored vehicle focuses on firepower rather than the command and coordination abilities of later Partisan models. By using less-expensive technology, customers who couldn't afford a Partisan still get a solid anti-aircraft platform. Built on a modified support vehicle chassis, a fuel cell engine provides a top speed of 54 km/h while thirteen tons of BAR 9 armor provides protection against most weaponry. Offensively, the Nike carries a pair of Light AC/2s and a pair of LB 5-X ACs with each weapon backed by a two ton ammunition bay. Due to the bulkier nature of some components the Nike weighs 90 tons - ten tons heavier than its inspiration.[1]
Related Vehicles[edit]
- Partisan - The tank that served as inspiration of the Nike.