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ESBT-2 "Rattler"

Brand new, state-of-art, and exceptionally survivable. The Enhanced Survival Battle Tank "Rattler" was designed with a primary focus on staying in the fight. Equipped with extensive auto-repair, power generating mode, and even capable of starting from zero electric power using an auxiliary power unit.





A 3 cylinder 3x3 engine provides impressive power, pushing the beyond 70 mph. The engine comes with an automatic electric recovery system, which will help put you back in the fight after a low or zero electric start.

All major systems come equipped with ample amount of automatic fire suppression, which will allows your engine or APU to get damaged without causing a fire that would otherwise distract the crew from what matters most, the fight.

The engine is also equipped with an intricate auto-repair feature which allows full recovery from total destruction without ever leaving the cabin.

The Auxiliary Power Unit is a brand new feature to aid in starting the behemoth main engine even when all your batteries are drained. While it may not provide a lot of power, it can still provide enough electricity to run the auto-repair as well. Just keep in mind the temperature rises fast!

A guide on how to perform a zero-power start can be found below











1. Found in the rear of the crew cabin, crank the handle until the APU starts.
2. Monitor the status indicator until the light is steady. If you are in a zero power state, it will be too dim to see.
2a. If you are in a zero power state, you will have to wait until the battery level reaches 0.01 before buttons will function
3. Press the crank engine button to connect the APU to the engine to spin it up.
4. Enable engine start to let the engine come to life under it own power.
+ Use the APU shutoff after the engine is started and wait until the status indicator stops flashing.
+ Leave Crank Engine/Passive cooling enabled to let the main engine drive the cooling pumps on the APU.