When we talk about accuracy in tanks, this is not one characteristic, this includes three parameters at once – stabilization, spread and flattening. And each of them is responsible for, where the projectile will fly. But what is the difference and which of these parameters is best for pumping the tank, to make it more accurate? Let's figure it out today!
Scatter
In simple words, this is the size of your circle of information at a distance 100 meters. For instance, the IS-7 has a spread 0,38, which means at a distance 100 meters, the projectile can deviate from the central marker by 0.38 m.
- On distance 200 meters – 0,76.
- 300 – 1,14 meters and so on!
And if you stand close to the gun, at a distance 0 meters, then the tank will be cast 0! Hopefully, understood the math)
The smaller the spread of the tank, the smaller its range of information. I think, have you noticed, that art has huge circles, compared to conventional tanks. All because of the scatter!
Stabilization.
The better the stabilization, the less your circle of information will increase in size.
Aim time
For instance, the IS-7 has a targeting time 2,72, but in reality it comes down to me 3,6 seconds (after the shot). But obviously, if you initially have a small scatter circle, then the mixing time will be less. So this parameter is not that important., compared to previous, and it is much more profitable to pump and put equipment on spread and stabilization!
Related Posts:
- World of Tanks: How to put emoticons in chat
- World of Tanks: Guide for beginners
- World of Tanks VBR: what it is, and with what it is eaten?
- World of Tanks Beginner's Guide
- World of Tanks Equipment
The German PT has the best accuracy 10 lvl approx. 0,25 meters shorter you can get into a hatch half a kilometer away.