Chinese infantry fighting vehicles

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More images of the AR goggles for the crew of the Type 100 IFV. It's a strap-on design.

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kkkka

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TK3600 said:
Gun looks like a regular 30mm air burst.
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There's a hole on the right side of the front turrent, just next to the gun axis, suspect to be the eject opening and that's a typical character for a cta gun. The hole is about 70mm in diameter which is close to the NATO 40 cta ammo size.
 
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WaterbDoge

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alanch90 said:
The whole thing is very strange. And it physically preventing the turret from rotating indicates the vehicles aren´t serially produced so when its all finished who knows what it may be. One option I can think off if that space isn´t meant for vertically launched missiles is that the battery system of the vehicle would be placed there.
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There is a small gap between the box and turret, the turret is almost a perfect octagon so won't need a lot of space for rotation, and you can see the detector module of APS are placed above the hight of the box to prevent blocking turret rotation
 
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alanch90

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WaterbDoge said:
There is a small gap between the box and turret, the turret is almost a perfect octagon so won't need a lot of space for rotation, and you can see the detector module of APS are placed above the hight of the box to prevent blocking turret rotation
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Just judging by eye I don´t see enough clearance. A top down shot will clarify this.
 
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