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FV224 Chopper
XP cost60,000(~€9.57)
Credits cost1,500,000(~€14.41)
Total cost~€23.98
Free XP from T1135,725(~€20.34)
VIIUKHeavy tankVersatile

FV224 Chopper

World of Tanks EU statistics for the VII UK heavy tank FV224 Chopper.

FV224 Chopper tech tree branch

FV224 Chopper characteristics

Firepower

Damage
230hp
… vs modules
113hp
Penetration
204mm
… at 500m
188mm
DPM
1,704
Reload
8.10s
Rate of fire
7.41/min
Aim time
2.30s
Dispersion
0.370m
… moving
0.220
… hull traverse
0.220
… turret traverse
0.120
… after firing
4.00×
… gun damaged
2.00×
Shell velocity
930m/s
Max range
720m
Caliber
83mm
Ammo capacity
80
… potential damage
18,400hp
Shell cost
365
… full ammo
29,200
Gun depression
20°
Gun elevation
10°
Gun traverse range
360°

Mobility

Top speed
34km/h
Reverse speed
12km/h
Engine power
720hp
Power/weight
12.2hp/t
Hull traverse
20.0°/s
Turret traverse
28.0°/s
Terrain resistance
… hard
1.20
… medium
1.30
… soft
1.90
Effective speed
… hard
34.0km/h
… medium
34.0km/h
… soft
23.5km/h
Effective traverse
… hard
20.0°/s
… medium
18.5°/s
… soft
12.6°/s

Survivability

Hit points
1,240hp
Hull armor
… front
130mm
… side
60mm
… rear
40mm
Turret armor
… front
170mm
… side
50mm
… rear
40mm
Track armor
20mm
Fire chance
20.0%
Track repair time
11.62s
Module HP (max / repaired)
… ammo rack
190 / 143hp
… track
145 / 109hp
… engine
205 / 103hp
… fuel tank
175 / 70hp
… turret ring
125 / 63hp
… viewport
80 / 40hp

Spotting & other

View range
350m
Signal range
460m
Camouflage
… stationary
8.1%
… moving
4.0%
Weight
59.1t

Ammunition

Equipment

Consumables

Directives

Field Modifications

Crew Skills

Crew level100%
Commander / Radio Operator
Gunner
Driver
Loader
Loader

FV224 Chopper modules

VITwin 20-pdr Gun MBCStock
VIFV224 ChopperStock
VIIFV224 Chopper Mk. II
10K20K
VIRolls-Royce Meteor Mk. IXAStock
VIIRolls-Royce Meteor M120B
10K40K
VIFV224 ChopperStock
VIIFV224 Chopper Mk. II
10K20K
VIIWS No. 22cStock
VIIChopper

FV224 Chopper historical reference

A project for a heavy coastal defense tank developed by the U.K. immediately after World War II. Two guns on the turret combined with a panoramic reticle and an optical rangefinder would presumably enable the tank to fight on equal terms against amphibious assault support ships. Wide tracks, in turn, were supposed to ensure good crossing capacity. However, due to unreliable and complex suspension, guns of insufficient caliber, and a lack of nuclear protection, the project was terminated.