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SP-750 Main Battle Tank

*Enhanced the missile warning system

*Small changes in the structure

*SP-800 Available

*Safe from the patch

*Fixed Rangefinder


Length: 7,5 Meters

Height: 2 meters

Weight: 4016

Width: 3,7 meters

Top speed: 88km/h.

Fuel capacity: 546 Liters

Range: Medium

Engine: D30



Try not to get hit with anything except for autocanons



*Laser Rangefinder

*2-plane Stabalizer

*Automatic Target Lock

*Softkill Active Protection System.

*Sat Nav system

*Infrared Sights

*Ballistics

*Reverse Aid

*Stabalizer for the Autocannon



In order to have this vehicle to work properly you need atleast a two player crew



*WAD to move around

*The turret is AD for treverse and WS is for elevation



*Press General Systems and then just turn the key to start

*Press W to make the engine rev and then Apply clutch



Our vision with the SP-750 was to make a MBT that is versatile and can be used in every environment everything from arid to tundra. Being able to fire from short-long range at it's opponents. Then lastly being a tough opponent to go up against.

The SP-750 is the upgraded verision from the SP-700. This time we made sure that the new MBT in the SP lineup would be better than the previous generation from the lineup hence the delay for it's realese. This generation will feature upgraded sights, upgraded gun handeling, updated SatNav, and much more.

How the SP-750 differs from the SP-700 is that the SP-750 is more accurate on longer ranges that it's predecessor hence it's upgraded sight zoom. Another thing that sets the SP-750 appart from the SP-700 is the larger SatNav Monitor and more digitital interfaces. This makes the control panel less crowded and makes it easier to use.

This time we reworked the cooling of the engine so that it has a better flow of constant coolant. We noticed that the engine ran cooler so we upped it's RPS for a higher acceleration and turning speed. The SP-750 is far more superior in handling than the SP-700.



Mackanz for the 2 ECUs for the engines