BVP M-80A

BVP M-80A
Tier / Class	Tier 5 AFV
Type	Special Premium
Place of Origin	Yugoslavia
Dealer	Zhang Feng
Crew
Commander Driver Gunner
Sustained Damage
Damage	28
Penetration	290 mm
Damage per Minute	8567 per min.
Reload Time	2.6 s
Defense
Hit Points	1300
Hull vs AP	100 mm
Hull vs HEAT	135 mm
Hull Composition	Steel
Turret vs AP	155 mm
Turret vs HEAT	215 mm
Turret Composition	Steel
Mobility
Max Speed	66 km/h
Acceleration 0 to 32 km/h	3.36 s
Weight	14334 kg
Hull Traverse	51.21 deg/s
Utility
Camo (Overall)	35 %
Vision Range while Moving	450 m
Targeting
Depression/Elevation	-7° / 65°
Accuracy (Fully Aimed)	0.100 °
Aim Time	2.2 s
Turret Traverse	50 deg/s

The BVP M-80A is a Tier 5 special premium Armored Fighting Vehicle under Zhang Feng's dealership.

History

Class: Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Developed: 1969-1980
Service: 1982+
Vehicles Built: cca 600
Operators: Yugoslavia, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and Slovenia

At first glance, the Yugoslavian BVP might seem like a slightly different copy of the Soviet BMP series but, under the surface, the vehicle was very different and had little to do with its Russian counterpart. It was, however, inspired by the BMP-1's success. At the time, Yugoslavia had strained relations with the Soviet Union and thus simply purchasing the BMP-1 was not an option, which is why they opted for indigenous research.

The development of the M-80 IFV started around 1969 and the first prototype was ready in 1974. A year later, the vehicle was first shown to the public during the May military parade in Belgrade, but the actual mass production did not start until 1979. Only a few vehicles of the initial pattern were produced before it was replaced in 1980 by a slightly larger variant with a different engine called the M-80A.

The vehicle is made of steel with the sloped front being approximately 14mm thick, providing enough protection to withstand the fire of 20mm autocannons. Propulsion was provided by a Yugoslavian copy of a Mercedes Benz engine, the FAMOS 10V003 15.95 liter V10 diesel. The original version was, however, only armed with a 20mm cannon along with Malyutka launcher.

Despite this handicap, the M-80A (officially entering service in 1982) was a rather potent AFV that was produced until the collapse of Yugoslavia. It was never exported, although after the country’s split, many were passed down to the successor states with most of them ending up in Croatia and Serbia. It did participate in much of the Yugoslav Wars fighting and, although its performance is a bit hard to track, it seems to have performed on par with the BMP-1.

The Armored Warfare version features three turrets. The first option is the M-80/98A turret with a combination of a 30mm Zastava M86 L/70 autocannon (similar in performance to the Russian 2A72) and a Malyutka missile launcher. With this weapon system, the vehicle is sometimes referred to as M-80A1 Vidra.

The second option is the Foka turret, which is an anti-aircraft turret with two 30mm Zastava autocannons. This M-80A variant is also sometimes called SPAT 30/2.

The third version is a rare anti-tank version of this vehicle (M-80A LT, also called M92), featuring the M83 turret with six Malyutka missiles. All three of these turrets were used on the BVP M-80A chassis, but were produced either in low numbers or remained experimental.

Vehicle Traits

• Harder to Spot: When moving slowly, this vehicle does not lose any camouflage and can effectively creep around.
• Amphibious: This vehicle is more resistant to taking on water, allowing it to traverse wider rivers or lakes.
• Weapon Diversity: This vehicle has several weapons or mode of fire options that you can switch between in battle.

Ammunition

#	Ammo Name	Ammo Type	XP Cost	Damage	Penetration	Velocity	Reload Time	More Info
1	30mm 3UBR6 AP	APDS	Stock	28	290 mm	1120 m/s	2.60 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.11 ° Shots Before Overheat: 50 Cooldown Time: 2.50 s Burst Fire Rate: 350.00 rd/min Damage Randomization: ± 5 % Penetration Randomization: ± 5 % Ricochet Angle: 67.0 °
2	30mm 3UOR6 HE	HE	Stock	48	16 mm	960 m/s	2.60 s	Toggle
Accuracy (Fully Aimed): 0.13 ° Shots Before Overheat: 50 Cooldown Time: 2.50 s Burst Fire Rate: 350.00 rd/min Fire Chance Bonus: 100 % Damage Randomization: ± 10 % Penetration Randomization: ± 10 % Bonus Module Damage: 100 % Splash Radius: 0.25 m Splash Penetration: 35 mm
3	9M14 "Malyutka" ATGM	ATGM	Stock	620	750 mm	200 m/s	20.00 s	Toggle
Magazine Type: Clip Partial Reload: Yes Magazine Size: 2 Reload within Magazine: 3.00 s Fire Chance Bonus: 300 % Damage Randomization: ± 10 % Penetration Randomization: ± 5 % Bonus Module Damage: 25 % Flight Agility: 25.00 deg/s Self-Guided: No
4	9M14P1 "Malyutka-P" ATGM	ATGM	Stock	655	800 mm	200 m/s	20.00 s	Toggle
Magazine Type: Clip Partial Reload: Yes Magazine Size: 2 Reload within Magazine: 3.00 s Fire Chance Bonus: 300 % Damage Randomization: ± 10 % Penetration Randomization: ± 5 % Bonus Module Damage: 25 % Flight Agility: 25.00 deg/s Self-Guided: No

Upgrades

Armor

M-80/98A Turret

XP Cost	Credit Cost	Hull Armor	Hull Composition	Turret Armor	Turret Composition	ERA Name	ERA Penetration Reduction
Stock	Stock	100 mm (vs AP) 135 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel	155 mm (vs AP) 215 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel	N/A	N/A vs AP N/A vs HEAT
This vehicle's light armor offers basic protection from autocannons and machineguns.

Foka Turret

XP Cost	Credit Cost	Hull Armor	Hull Composition	Turret Armor	Turret Composition	ERA Name	ERA Penetration Reduction
10	10	100 mm (vs AP) 135 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel	150 mm (vs AP) 215 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel	N/A	N/A vs AP N/A vs HEAT
This vehicle's light armor offers basic protection from autocannons and machineguns.

M83 Turret

XP Cost	Credit Cost	Hull Armor	Hull Composition	Turret Armor	Turret Composition	ERA Name	ERA Penetration Reduction
10	10	100 mm (vs AP) 135 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel	145 mm (vs AP) 160 mm (vs HEAT)	Steel	N/A	N/A vs AP N/A vs HEAT
This vehicle's light armor offers basic protection from autocannons and machineguns.

Weapon

#	Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Aim Time	Reload Time	More Info
Weapon1	30mm Zastava M89 Autocannon 9K11 Malyutka ATGM Launcher	Stock	Stock	2.20 s	2.60 s	Toggle
Stats: Depression/Elevation: -7.0° / 65.0° Ammo: 30mm 3UBR6 AP 30mm 3UOR6 HE 9M14 "Malyutka" ATGM 9M14P1 "Malyutka-P" ATGM
Weapon2	Twin 30mm Zastava M89 Autocannon	Stock	Stock	2.20 s	2.60 s	Toggle
Stats: Depression/Elevation: -7.0° / 85.0° Ammo: 30mm 3UBR6 AP 30mm 3UOR6 HE
Weapon3	9K11 Malyutka ATGM Launcher	Stock	Stock	N/A	40.00 s	Toggle
Stats: Magazine Type: Clip Magazine Size: 6 Reload within Magazine: 3.53 s Burst Fire Rate: 17.00 rd/min Depression/Elevation: -5.0° / 15.0° Ammo: 9M14 "Malyutka" ATGM 9M14P1 "Malyutka-P" ATGM

Engine

Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Max Speed	Reverse Speed	Forward Acceleration	Hull Traverse	Fire Chance
FAMOS 10V003 315 hp Diesel Engine	Stock	Stock	66 km/h	25 km/h	3.36 s (0 to 32 km/h) 11.26 s (0 to Max Speed)	51.21°	10 %

Parts

Name	XP Cost	Credit Cost	Description	Notes
GALIX 17 Smoke Grenades	Stock	Stock	Comes with 6 charges in total Magazine capacity: 2 charges Takes 3s to recharge Duration: 10s Magazine reload time: 25s
Improved Stabilization System	Stock	Stock	Accuracy is improved by 10%
Improved ATGM Control Unit	Stock	Stock	ATGM control is improved by 10% ATGM noise is reduced by 25%
Improved Ammo Feed	Stock	Stock	Burst rate of fire is increased by 15%
Improved Commander Optics	Stock	Stock	Vision range is increased by 25m
Improved Cooling System	Stock	Stock	Camouflage factor is increased by 2% Enemy Thermal Sights effectiveness is reduced by 30%
Stock Tracks	Stock	Stock	Mobility (Light Terrain): 90.4% Mobility (Heavy Terrain): 76.3%