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Magach 6B Gal Batash
Magach 6B Gal Batash
Details
Tier / Class:
5 Main Battle Tanks
Nation:
Israel
Dealer:
Sol Schreiber
Reputation:
135,300
Cost:
1,920,000
Stats - Stock (Renowned)
Max Damage:
400
DPM:
3,138
Penetration:
370 mm
Hit Points:
2,300
Hull F/S/R:
146 / 96 / 53
Turret F/S/R:
300 / 140 / 57
Max Speed:
50.00 km/h
Acceleration 0-32kph:
7.69 s
Hull Traverse:
24.1 deg/s
Camouflage:
12%
Vision:
410 m
Accuracy (Spread):
0.12°
Max Cannon Depression:
-10 / 0°
Turret Traverse Speed:
39.82 deg/s

The Magach 6B Gal Batash is a tier 5 Main Battle Tanks originating from Israel, and is sold by Sol Schreiber. It can be unlocked from the Magach 5, and leads to the Magach 7C and BVP-M2 SKCZ Šakal.

Features

  • Heavy Armor : this vehicle's armor bounces more shots and takes more hits
  • Fast EXP : this vehicle earns extra EXP
  • Enhanced Accuracy : this vehicle has higher accuracy than other tanks of this tier
  • Enhanced Fire Rate : the firing speed of this tank is much higher than that of other vehicles
  • HESH : can even penetrate armor with large hit angles

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Armor

Magach 6B Gal Batash Stock Armor Blazer ERA
XP Cost Credit Cost Hull
Armor
Hull
Composition
Turret
Armor
Turret
Composition
ERA Name ERA
Penetration
Reduction
Stock Stock ? mm (vs AP)
? mm (vs HEAT)
Unknown N/A vs AP
N/A vs HEAT
N/A N/A N/A vs AP
N/A vs HEAT
The Magach Gal Batash received dditional protection to the front of the hull and turret. This helped it better withstand more modern ammo.
Improved armor and side skirts
XP Cost Credit Cost Hull
Armor
Hull
Composition
Turret
Armor
Turret
Composition
ERA Name ERA
Penetration
Reduction
Stock 142,000 ? mm (vs AP)
? mm (vs HEAT)
Unknown N/A vs AP
N/A vs HEAT
N/A N/A N/A vs AP
N/A vs HEAT
This kit includes enhanced passive armor for the turret and the front of the hull and applique armor at the sides, improving overall tank defense.

Firepower

105mm M68 Cannon
Shell name Type Reputation Damage Area of effect Penetration Max Accuracy Speed Reload
105mm M735 AP APFSDS Stock 400 0m 370mm 0.12° 1,501 m/s 7.9s
105mm M393A1 HEP HESH Stock 410 0m 250mm 0.15° 760 m/s 7.9s
105mm M735A1 AP APFSDS 9,000 410 0m 400mm 0.12° 1,501 m/s 7.9s
105mm M456A1 HEAT HEAT 6,000 420 0m 450mm 0.14° 1,173 m/s 7.9s


Mobility

Name Reputation Cost Credits Max Speed Reverse Speed 0 to 32km/h 0 to Max Speed Hull Traverse Fire Chance
Continental AVDS-1790-2C 750 hp Diesel Engine Stock Stock 50km/h {{{reverse}}} 7.69s {{{0-max}}} 23deg/s {{{firechance}}}


Continental AVDS-1790-5A 908 hp Diesel Engine 3,000 43,000 54km/h {{{reverse}}} 6.49s {{{0-max}}} 26.46deg/s {{{firechance}}}


Upgrades

Magach 6B Gal Batash Upgrades
Name Reputation Cost Credits Description
M90 Smoke Grenades 1,500 14,000 Provides 5 volleys. Takes 80 s to reload. Duration: 10 s
Improved Laser Rangefinder 4,500 85,000 Accuracy improved by 10%
Improved Fire Control System 13,500 128,000 Aim time reduced by 20%
Improved Loading mechanism 24,000 228,000 Rate of fire is increased by 13%


History

Class: Main Battle Tank
Developed: 1999
Service: 1999-2014
Vehicles Built: cca 100
Operators: Israel

The Magach MBTs were (more or less) modified American M48 and M60 series of Main Battle Tanks, purchased by Israel starting from the 1960s. The first of these tanks were secretly provided by West Germany with the official U.S. deliveries following during the years after. The M48 series bore the designation Magach 1 to Magach 5, the M60 MBTs (the initial version) bore the designation Magach 6 and Magach 7 while the M60A1 and M60A3 MBTs bore the designation Magach 6A to Magach 6B. For many decades, the Magach series formed the backbone of the Israeli armored forces alongside the Super Shermans, Centurions and Merkava MBTs before they were finally retired in 2014.

The Magach 6B was an Israeli M60A1 or M60A3 MBT and the final evolution step of the Magach 6 series. The Gal Batash variant featured the Gal Fire Control System and a set of Batash (short for “Bitachom Shotef”, which stands for “overall security”) armor specifically designed to withstand modern ATGM hits. A more powerful engine was also installed to cope with the increased weight of the vehicle. Much like most other Israeli tanks, the Magach 6B Gal Batash was used solely by the IDF before being phased out completely in 2014.

Variants

Magach 6b fahrenheit

Magach 6B Fahrenheit

  • Magach 6B Fahrenheit

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