FSV Scheme A
Suspension
FSV
FSV Scheme A
Turret
FSV
FSV Scheme A
Gun
75 mm Gun Mk. 5
76 mm L5A3
75 mm M6
Engine
Rolls-Royce B80P
Daimler DQ450
Radio
WS No. 19 Mk. I
WS No. 19 Mk. II
WS No. 19 Mk. III
| Level | 7 |
| Health | 900 |
| Hull armor | 35 / 15 / 12 |
| Turret armor | 25 / 25 / 12 |
| Speed limit | 60 / 30 |
| Penetration | 138 / 190 / 38 |
| Damage | 125 / 125 / 175 |
| Rate of fire | 15.79 |
| Accuracy | 0.38 |
| Aim time | 2.2 |
| View range | 360 |
| Signal range | 400 |
| Invisibility | 0.321 |
| Weight | 8 765 |
| Power | 210 |
| Power/Weight | 24 |
| Price | 1 330 000  |
In December 1961, a decision was taken to combine the requirements for the GSOR 1106 and 1010, creating a basic chassis that could be used as a platform for a whole family of combat vehicles. Two years later, the GSOR 3301 specification was created, which also entailed a wheeled versatile variant. Five versions were planned, of which a gun-armed armored scout vehicle was considered to be of higher priority. However, the 6-wheeled version of the GSOR 3301 with all-wheel drive turned out to be larger and heavier than planned, which was the main reason for discontinuing the project. | |
