Modèle:Radio : Différence entre versions

Version du 9 mars 2012 à 21:09

Tier	Name	Signal Range	Price	Weight	Compatibility

If you have too few or too many variables the module name will be in red.
Continue to add | (pipes) to how ever many modules you need.
nation = nation tree the module panel belongs to, acceptable: "Germany" "USA" "USSR"
Place variables in order, separated by a comma.
- name = name of the module
- tier = tier of the module, acceptable only numbers(1,2,..,10)
- signal range = the rnge of the radio signal, in meters, do not include "(m)"
- traverse speed = traverse speed of the suspension in degrees per second, do not include "(deg/sec)"
- price = price of the module, in credits
- weight = weight of the module, in kilograms, do not include "(kg)"
- compatibility = the vehicle(s) the module is compatible with, arranged by tier, then alphabetically, use the contour template {{contour|c="tank"}} see the contour template for notes.

{{Radio|nation=
<!--|name, tier, signal range, price, weight, compatibility-->
|name, tier, signal range, price, weight, compatibility
}}

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-{{wip|3=[[User:Snakeguy|Snakeguy]] |5=18:30, 9 February 2011 (UTC) }}
 {{panel title|icon=[[image:Ico Light.png|100px|left|link=|]]|content=
 Light Tank are fast mobile scouts used to detect enemies for artillery or to destroy enemy artillery.  Light tanks share some general characteristics.  The heaviest light tank weighs just under 22 ton, and no light tanks have greater than 65 mm of armor plating.  The fastest light tanks can reach speeds of up to 72 km/hour, and have mobility unparalleled except by the most maneuverable medium tanks.  Due to the lack of weight, light tanks do not generally carry much firepower, and lack armor, so they are not well designed to trade shots with a medium or heavy tank.