Ok, I would think though during the day at speed with dust/combat conditions it would be more difficult. Do the IFF beacons wk during the day?
Edit: As so gunners still use the Thermal sights etc which pick them up during the day? Plus a commander using visual from his hatch won't have that luxury
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Last edited by Alfacentori; 09-16-2008 at 01:35 AM.
nice looking Zulfiqar.....can anyone tell about zulfiqar specification???nice tank...![]()
The tank is armed with a 125mm smoothbore gun, derived from the T-72, and is fitted with a fume extractor which may be fed from an automatic loader. The suspension is modeled from the Patton M-48/M-60s that were sold to Iran by the U.S. The Zulfiqar has a distinctive box-shaped turret. The Zulfiqar is a 40 tonne vehicle with a 1,000 hp diesel engine and a 125 mm smooth bore gun. For the Zulfiqar/T-72 fleet, the Ammunition Group of the Iranian Defense Industries Organization mass produces a standard High Explosive 23 kilogram tank shell firing a 3 kg warhead out the muzzle at 850 meters per second. The Zulfiqar-1 uses the Slovenian EFCS-3 Fire-Control system, the same kind used on the Safir-74, providing 'fire-on-the-move' technology.
The Zulfiqar-3 is believed to have recently entered serial production.
- Wikipedia
Where is the firing system periscope (not to mention commander and driver ones)? Looks weird in general.
This is an old photo, so we must assume it is essentially a sub-systems testbed.