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Developed by [[Balísta Ergostásio Synarmológisis]], the '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an artillery and anti-tank simulation training aid designed to "lob" a smoke, paint, or small explosive canister round against a designated target. Theoretically could be used as an anti-personnel or anti-vehicle weapon of last resort. | Developed by [[Balísta Ergostásio Synarmológisis]], the '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an artillery and anti-tank simulation training aid designed to "lob" a smoke, paint, or small explosive canister round against a designated target. Theoretically could be used as an anti-personnel or anti-vehicle weapon of last resort. | ||
[[Category:Constancia]][[Category:Weaponry]] | A projector captured by [[Suren]]id militiamen during a cross-border skirmish in 1688 went on to be widely copied in workshops throughout the confederacy, becoming the default land-cruiser mounted infantry-support mortar utilised by the Popular Levy. | ||
[[Category:Constancia]][[Category:Suren]][[Category:Weaponry]] | |||
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| Type: | Simulation artillery/anti-tank mortar |
| Designer: | Balísta Ergostásio Synarmológisis |
| Manufacturer: | Balísta Ergostásio Synarmológisis |
| In service: | 1670 – |
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| Length: | |
| Calibre: | |
| Breech: | Spigot mortar |
| Maximum Range: | 200–259 m |
| Effective Range: | 91 m |
| Propulsion: | black powder charge |
| Warhead: | 9 kg training round |
| Guidance system: | |
| Status: | Retired from Constancian service (1690) |
Developed by Balísta Ergostásio Synarmológisis, the Experimental Projector Smoke is an artillery and anti-tank simulation training aid designed to "lob" a smoke, paint, or small explosive canister round against a designated target. Theoretically could be used as an anti-personnel or anti-vehicle weapon of last resort.
A projector captured by Surenid militiamen during a cross-border skirmish in 1688 went on to be widely copied in workshops throughout the confederacy, becoming the default land-cruiser mounted infantry-support mortar utilised by the Popular Levy.
