XMT-10A Export ver.

The XMT-10A is a direct successor of the XMT-10 Program of the yesteryears, integrating the culminating 15 years of advancements in digital systems, material technology and manufacturing, and doctrine into the next generation of MBTs.

Based on the same hull of the XMT-10, the A variant allocates a new Hybrid Gas/Electric Powerplant capable of pushing the tank up to 25m/s (90 kph), all while being dead silent using the electric mode. It also got another pair of roadwheels for a smoother ride and getting rough without issues. The Driver's cabin is moved inwards near the turret, allowing the front upper glacis to be fully uniform and be protected fully by ERA add ons.

The turret recieved the most upgrades as the bulky redundant sensor array has now been seamlessly integrated into a series of small integrated sensor and optics array giving the crew (yes, including the driver) a full and seamless 360 view of the outside instead of one sensor up on the top of the turret. This also means an available space for the projectile sensor array integrated into the APS at the cheeks of the turret. Mounting points are still roughly where they were on the XMT-10

This being an Export Variant, some materials and tech are stripped off such as [REDACTED], [REDACTED] but the [DATA NOT FOUND] and free wifi [REDACTED]. As such, the guns and Protective systems here are non functional deadweights intended for demonstrative and pictorial purposes. The satellite comms systems however are operational, thus allowing free wifi connection when near the tank

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Controls:

Pitch/Yaw: Tank hull controls/Turret Controls*
Slider 3/4: RCWS controls

*see AG groups for more detail

AG Groups:

1: Tank Hull/Turret control mode
7: Lights

"... remind me again, why are y'all selling tanks?"

"They're pretty much deadweights at this point. Heck we even use these as test weights on a recent testing of the XC-1"

"The runway is pretty damaged from overloading of said plane, which suggests the load is a lot heavier. which coincidentally is reasonable if all of those tanks are battle ready, which, you claim, are not."

"... yeah but in my defence, your mom --"