SOV - 2B9 Vasiljok (82mm automatický minomet)

2B9 Vasilek 82 mm Mortar / 2Б9 Bасилёк 82-мм миномет
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Název:
Name: 		2B9 Vasiljok 82mm mínomet 2B9 Vasilek 82 mm Mortar
Originální název:
Original Name: 		2Б9 Bасилёк 82-мм миномет
Kategorie:
Category:		 mínomet Mortar
Výrobce:
Producer:		 DD.MM.1970-DD.MM.19RR Závod Bolševik, Leningrad /
Období výroby:
Production Period:		 DD.MM.1970-DD.MM.RRRR
Vyrobeno kusů:
Number of Produced:		 ?
Prototyp vyroben:
Prototype Built:		 DD.MM.1967
Obsluha:
Crew:		 3
Technické údaje:
Technical Data:		 
Bojová hmotnost:
Combat Weight: 		632 kg 1393 lb
Přepravní hmotnost:
Manoeuvre Weight: 		645 kg 1422 lb
Ráže:
Calibre: 		82 mm 3 ¼ in
Délka hlavně:
Barrel Length: 		? mm ?
Celková délka:
Overall Length: 		? mm ?
Celková šířka:
Overall Width: 		? mm ?
Celková výška:
Overall Height: 		? mm ?
Náměr:
Elevation: 		-1 +80 °
Odměr:
Traverse: 		60 °
Přepravní rychlost:
Manoeuvre Speed: 		60 km/h 37 mph
Používaná munice:
Ammo Used:		 ? ?
Výkony:
Performance: 		 
Maximální dostřel:
Maximum Range: 		4267 m - ?
 4666 yd -
Rychlost střelby:
Rate of Fire: 		25 ran/min 25 rpm
Úsťová rychlost:
Muzzle Velocity: 		271 m/s - ?
 889.1 ft/s - ?
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Poznámka:
Note:		 2B9M Vasilek je modernizovaná verzia predstavená v roku 1982 a zavedená počas roku 1983. Počas občianskej vojny v Sýrii je používaný sýrskymi ozbrojenými silami vernými vláde ale aj islamistami Ansar al-Sham 2B9M Vasilek - Modernised version introduced in 1982, and adopted in 1983
During the Syrian Civil War, the 2B9M Vasilek is used by the Syrian Armed Forces and the Islamist group Ansar al-Sham
Zdroje:
Sources:		 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2B9_Vasilek
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2B9 Vasiljok


2B9 is an automatic rear mortar charged with a set of 4 mines. The rate of fire is up to 40 - 60 rounds/min. A set of four mines is fired in two seconds. The 82-mm barrel is mounted on a bearing which is pulled over the arms behind the vehicle. In combat, the wheels are raised and the weight of the mortar is transferred to a turntable. The mortar cradle is not directly fixed to the plate but to the hydraulic shock absorbers which allow the weapon a high elevation for indirect fire. An ammunition magazine passes through this cradle. The elevation is from 0 to 80 °. From 2B9 can be fired as a mortar by the upper group of angles or for automatic direct firing as a light or anti-tank cannon (using a sight for direct firing) using an automatic charger. The range for direct shooting is 1000 m and for indirect shooting from 100 to 5000 m. The weapon can be towed or is normally transported on the loading area of the modified GAZ-66 4x4 or other tractor with a load capacity of 2000 kg. Versions of MT-LB equipped with 2B9 Vasiljok were also recorded
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The mentioned version of the mortar on the chassis MT - LB, used in Afghanistan. The mortar has the wheels removed and is attached to the top of the vehicle. It is assumed that this is a field modification of the armament, but often used.
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vasiljok in the Hungarian army
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BTR-D s 82 mm mínometom 2B9M Vasiljok.
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