NC Phoenix Self-Propelled GPS Guided Artillery T
[b]NC Phoenix[/b] Self-Propelled Artillery System by NCorp
Overview
This is what happens when a high caliber naval cannon is slapped onto a truck. The 230mm cannon turret was taken directly off of a patrol frigate and attached onto a repurposed ballistic missile platform.
Designed to be operated by a crew of 1-2 stormworkers for an extended time, this mobile artillery gun contains a spacious cabin with two beds and a command room behind the front seats, from which the weapon can be aimed and fired.
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How To Operate
This vehicle is extremely easy to use and well labeled, but here is a short explanation of its main features for those who want it.
Driving
The vehicle's ignition key is on the lower right from the driver’s seat. NC Phoenix has a simple transmission system that uses the up/down keys to shift gears. By default it will be in park, so shift up past neutral into drive. You can also shift past drive to any specific gear.
You can apply the throttle with W, and the brake with either S or spacebar. Steer with A and D, and press 5 to toggle instant steering (recommended only for low speed).
GPS Aim
All aiming is done from the command seat in the rear of the cabin. To aim, first ensure the “monitor power” switch is on. Then, input your target coordinates and altitude into the keypads. This is what it will shoot at. You can use the arrow shaped button to tell the system to fire in a high arc.
[i]If you mark your target with a map waypoint, you can instantly enter in the coordinates by pressing the blue button when typing into the keypad.[/i]
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Manual Aim
By turning the “manual override” key on the gun control system, the gunner will be able to move the turret manually via the W, S, A, and D keys. Note that you can use the viewing scope for easier aiming and the up/down arrow keys for zooming in or out on the screen.
Remote Firing
Below the screen, there are controls for a system to enable you to shoot an entire squadron of cannons even without any friends to man them. By enabling the “remote weapon control system,” you will tell the truck to send out its aiming data to other trucks nearby. Being in the “master mode” will give that truck control over any trucks in the “slave” mode, like on a locomotive.
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Specifications
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[*] Length: 13.3 m
[*] Width: 3 m
[*] Height: 4.5 m
[*] Mass: 7,500
[*] Cost: 58,000
[*] Caliber: 230mm x 24 caliber
[*] Top (safe) speed: ~60 mph
[*] Transmission: 6-speed manumatic
[*] Engine: 17 cyl 1x1 at 1260 RPM
[*] Fuel Capacity: 4730 L
[*] Seats: 2 (max 5)
[*] Ammo Capacity: 46 shells
[*] Fuel Type: Diesel
[*] Amour Rating: Up to 20mm K
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Credits
- [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2416132817&searchtext=ze]Engine ECU[/url]
- [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2817028063&searchtext=ze]Ballistic Calculator[/url]
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Notes
- If you use any hardware/software from this, please credit me with a workshop link (unless it's one of the ZE microcontrollers, then please credit Uran_Wind).
- NCorp is not liable for any personal injury that results from or by the use of this vehicle or these systems.
- Please leave any bugs/issues/suggestions in the comments.
