ST-62 Version 2 (USSR, Tier-8, MT, premium)
Despite changing it from a Tier10 Light to a Tier8 Medium Tank the ST-62 Version 2 received various buffs.
Firepower:
• Moving dispersion (max): from 0.12 (7.80) to 0.08 (5 .20 )
• Hull traverse dispersion (max.): 0.12 (7.51) to 0.08 (5.01)
• Turret traverse dispersion (max.): 0.12 (6.51) by 0.08 (4.34)
• Loading the gun: from 36.43 to 4.79 sec
• Average damage per minute of 1 (APCR) projectile: 2,225 to 2754
• Average damage per minute 2 (HEAT) projectile: 2225 to 2754
• Average damage per minute 3 (HE) projectile: 2920 to 4130
• Muzzle velocity of projectile 1 (APCR): 1,200 to 1,223 m/s
• Muzzle velocity of projectile 2 (HEAT): 850 to 1,052 m/s
• Muzzle velocity of projectile 3 (HE): 750 to 895 m/s
• Reloading time per projectile: from 8.63 12.46 15.34 to 0 (mag removed)
• Reload inside the magazine: from 2.50 to 0 (store removed)
• Number of shells in the magazine: from 3 to 0 (the magazine is removed)
• Rate of fire of the gun: from 6.95 to 12.52
• Ammunition load: from 50 to 55
• Accuracy at 100 m: from 0.38 to 0.40
• Spread after shots: from 3.50 to 3.00
• Armor penetration of 1 (APCR) projectile: from 231 to 200 mm
• Armor penetration of 1 (APCR) projectile at 500m: from 185 to 180 mm
• Armor penetration of 2 (HEAT) projectile: from 270 to 255 mm
• Damage of 1 (APCR) projectile: 320 to 220 dmg
• Damage of 2 (HEAT) projectile damage: 320 to 220 dmg
• Damage of 3 (HE) projectile damage: 420 to 330 dmg
Survivability:
• Tank HP: 1,500 to 1,250 HP
• Front hull armor: 80 to 100 mm
• Hull weight: 12,245 to 16,245 kg
• Turret weight: 7,800 to 9,800 kg
• Ammorack strength (after repair): 210 (140 ) by 180 (120)
• Suspension strength (after repair): from 250 (190) to 200 (150)
• Fuel tank strength (after repair): from 170 (85) to 140 (70)
• Engine durability (after repair): from 360 (180) to 260 (130)
• Chassis repair time: from 8.02 to 10.03 sec
• Chance of engine fire: 0.1 to 0.12 %
Mobility:
• Engine power: 1,050 to 600 h.p.
• Specific power: 35.00 to 15.79 h.p./t
Concealment:
• Stealth of the vehicle on the move: 16.53% to 12.37%
• Invisibility of a moving vehicle after a shot: from 3.27% to 2.59%
• Invisibility of a stationary vehicle after a shot: from 3.27% to 3.45%
Spotting:
• View range: from 390 to 400 m
• Vehicle class: from LT to MT
• Tier: from 10 to 8
• Role in battle: from Versatile Light Tank to Versatile Medium Tank
• Special category. equipment: from Survivability to Mobility.
• Tank health repair cost: from 20,250 to 7,125 credits
• Module repair cost: from 8,125 to 4,787 credits
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