Hull front: 50mm steel plate followed by 750mm of composite armor at 50° Hull sides: 220mm Hull roof: 300mm Turret front: 50mm steel plate followed by 750mm of composite armor at 80° Turret sides: 500mm Turret roof: 400mm Crew hatches: 220mm
Main armament
125 mm 2A66 cannon (34 rounds, 14 RPM)
Secondary armament
7.62mm KT-7.62 12.7mm KT-12.7 RWS
Engine
KMDB 6TD-3 6-cylinder diesel 1500HP
Transmission
Hydraulic drive system
Fuel capacity
1290 liters
Maximum speed
75 km/h (47 mph) on road, 55 km/h (34 mph) offroad
The Obiekt 490A "Rebel" (Russian: Объект 490А Бунтарь), or Object 490A, was a Soviet experimental main battle tank developed between 1981 and 1982.[1][2] Only two prototypes were ever produced, neither of which was capable of firing due to time constraints. Neither of the vehicles was completed before their production was ceased.
The Obiekt490A "Rebel" (Russian: Объект 490А Бунтарь), or Object 490A, was a Soviet experimental main battle tank developed between 1981 and 1982. Only...
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