Military


FV 711 Ferret

The Daimler Ferret is a British armoured car first built in 1949, production finishing in 1971. Various models were produced, all manned by a crew of two. The early model Mk I was armed with a machine gun mounted on its open top. The Ferret Mk I was armed with a .30 cal Browning machine gun, a six cylinder Rolls Royce petrol motor, weighed 3.75 tons, could reach speeds of 60 mph and had a crew of two. By the Mk V the vehicle was fitted with a turret and could carry the Swingfire anti-tank missile. The Ferret has a top speed of 93 kmh and a range of 306 km.


Specifications
Country Of Origin: UK
Designation: Armoured Scout Car
Configuration: 4 x 4
Manufacturer: Daimler Limited, Coventry, England
Crew: 2
Armament: 1 x 7.62 mm MG, 2 x 3 smoke grenade dischargers
Ammunition: 1,000 x 7.62 mm
Length: 3.835 m
Width: 1.905 m
Height: 1.879 m
Ground Clearance: 0.33 m
Wheelbase: 2.286 m
Weight (Combat): 4,400 kg
Weight (Empty): 3,640 kg
Power To Weight Ratio: 29.35 bhp / tonne
Engine: Rolls-Royce B60 Mk 6A 6-cylinder in-line water-cooled gasoline engine, 129 bhp at 3,750 rpm
Maximum Road Speed: 93 km / hr
Maximum Range: 306 km
Fuel Capacity: 96 lit
Fording: 0.914 m
Fording With Preparation: 1.524 m
Vertical Obstacle: 0.406 m
Trench With Channels: 1.22 m
Gradient: 46 %
Side Slope: 30 %
Armour: 8-16 mm (maximum)
Armour Type: Steel
NBC System: None
Night Vision: None