T-14 Armata - new gen Russian tank

[Anduriel]

Yes, though it's very long in this case.

Also - as far as I understand, illustration shows an early concept of autoloader, where shells are in carousel, and charges come exclusively from the bustle.
Real tank is simpler.

Uh, no?
Bustle is for storing additional non-automated ammo outside of the hull. Like in T-90M. No loader.
Autoloader has it's own places for charges, look closely - each cassette consists of two cylinders. Like T-72 cassette, only turned 90 deg vertically.

 

[Ainen]

Uh, no?
Bustle is for storing additional non-automated ammo outside of the hull. Like in T-90M. No loader.
Autoloader has it's own places for charges, look closely - each cassette consists of two cylinders. Like T-72 cassette, only turned 90 deg vertically.

Exactly. And then use AI translation at illustration.
It's a different autoloader.

 

[TwoTribes]

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q6RZ9l_Fw4U


Saw this video again recently from sturgeonhouse. Some russian guy filmed one of their parades with a thermal imager. At around 3:25 in the video there is imo something strange. Note the uniform thermal emission of the ERA on the glacis plate and on the forward side skirts. What is up with that guys?

Because this? From T-14 russian Wiki.

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Т-14