The BTR-82A armoured personnel carrier (APC) is designed to transport personnel of motor rifle units during the march or forces maneuver, including hasty crossing of water obstacles, protect the crew and troops against small arms fire, mines, shell fragments and NBC effects, and defeat enemy manpower and light armored targets.
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The hull and turret armour of the BTR-82A APC is able to withstand small arms fire and shell and mine fragments. Spall liners are installed inside the vehicle for additional protection of the crew and troops. Equipping the BTR-82A with new KAMAZ-740.14-300 300hp engine, higher-capacity shock absorbers, an upgraded transfer box, drive shafts, axles and unified final drives has increased the total service life of the vehicle, its average speed over rough terrain, improved the chassis reliability, ride comfort and mobility in general..
The vehicle is fitted with an NBC protection system, fire-fighting equipment, a bilge pump system, a habitability support system. The habitability conditions for the crew and troops have been improved through the use of an air conditioning system (heater, air conditioner) and a diesel generator.
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Wheel arrangement |
8x8 |
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Weight, t |
16 |
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Power-to-weight ratio, hp/t |
18,75 |
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Dimensions (L x W x H), mm: |
7580 x 2985 x 2725 |
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Ground clearance, mm |
475 |
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Cruising range, km: |
700 |
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Armament suite |
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Main weapon |
2A72 30mm automatic cannon |
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Ammunition load for main weapon, pcs |
300 |
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Secondary weapon |
PKTM 7.62mm machine gun |
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 Ammunition load for secondary weapon, pcs. |
2,000 (in single belt) |
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Range of fire of automatic cannon against ground targets (HE/incendiary and fragmentation tracer rounds), m |
up to 4,000 |