HTMA-5 Rattlesnake SACLOS ATGM Carrier

DESCRIPTION

The HTMA-5 Rattlesnake is a small low-cost defensive ATGM carrier deployed for the Newquay Armed Forces in the early 60s. Developed off a distinctive WW2 Half-Track named the “HT-5”, the Rattlesnake is primarily used for anti-tank defence in desert environments, where it can lay hull-down in a defensive position and provide defence without having to reveal itself. Its main armament is its three SLM-5 “Penguin” 2km ranged SACLOS guided missiles mounted at the back that provide precise targeting of enemy vehicles and fortifications alike. Due to its low cost and effectiveness, the HTMA-5 remains in limited service across some NQ Ground force branches. However as of recently, is slowly being replaced by the more advanced M7D1 “Rat” ATGM Carrier.

PLEASE NOTE:
- The HTMA-5 uses a manual gearbox, it cannot start from 0mph on high gear. If the engine stalls, let go of the throttle and allow it to build RPS again.

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HOW TO USE MISSILES:

- Enter the MISSILE OPERATOR seat.
- Press MASTER ARM
- Look at where you want to shoot through first person binoculars/zoom.
- Press SPACEBAR to fire a missile, guide the missile with your mouse. Note the missile will ALWAYS follow your mouse no matter if looking at land or not.
- If done correctly, you will hit your desired target. Wait until MISSILE READY indicator light is displayed.

FEATURES:

- 3 SLM-1 “Penguin” SACLOS Guided Missiles (controlled by mouse).
- 45mph top speed.
- 90 Minutes fuel / 106km Range
- Missiles aren’t as slow as the UK Rail Service