players online
Support us
GSR 3301 Setter
XP cost63,000(~€10.02)
Credits cost1,310,000(~€12.72)
Total cost~€22.74
Free XP from T1122,070(~€18.45)
VIIUKLight tankVersatile

GSR 3301 Setter

World of Tanks EU statistics for the VII UK light tank GSR 3301 Setter.

GSR 3301 Setter tech tree branch

GSR 3301 Setter characteristics

Firepower

Damage
75hp
… vs modules
76hp
Penetration
160mm
… at 500m
140mm
DPM
1,500
Reload
3.00s
Rate of fire
20.00/min
Aim time
1.80s
Dispersion
0.350m
… moving
0.150
… hull traverse
0.150
… turret traverse
0.080
… after firing
4.00×
… gun damaged
2.00×
Shell velocity
892m/s
Max range
720m
Caliber
57mm
Ammo capacity
74
… potential damage
5,550hp
Shell cost
50
… full ammo
3,700
Gun depression
15°
Gun elevation
10°
Gun traverse range
360°

Mobility

Top speed
63km/h
Reverse speed
23km/h
Engine power
200hp
Power/weight
27.4hp/t
Hull traverse
40.0°/s
Turret traverse
40.0°/s
Terrain resistance
… hard
0.80
… medium
0.90
… soft
1.80
Effective speed
… hard
63.0km/h
… medium
63.0km/h
… soft
55.7km/h
Effective traverse
… hard
40.0°/s
… medium
35.6°/s
… soft
17.8°/s

Survivability

Hit points
950hp
Hull armor
… front
30mm
… side
15mm
… rear
15mm
Turret armor
… front
35mm
… side
15mm
… rear
15mm
Track armor
10mm
Fire chance
20.0%
Track repair time
10.03s
Module HP (max / repaired)
… ammo rack
190 / 130hp
… track
150 / 115hp
… engine
200 / 111hp
… fuel tank
175 / 70hp
… turret ring
130 / 65hp
… viewport
90 / 45hp

Spotting & other

View range
360m
Signal range
600m
Camouflage
… stationary
18.6%
… moving
18.6%
Weight
7.3t

Ammunition

Equipment

Consumables

Directives

Field Modifications

Crew Skills

Crew level100%
Commander / Radio Operator
Driver
Gunner / Loader

GSR 3301 Setter modules

VIQF 6-pdr LT Gun Mk. VStock
VII75 mm HV L40 (Set)
15.1K68K
VIGSR 3301 SetterStock
VIIGSR 3301 Setter Phase II
10.5K21.2K
VICummins BTA 5,9Stock
VIIJaguar 4,2 XK6
10.7K33.5K
VIGSR 3301 SetterStock
VIIGSR 3301 Setter Phase II
9.3K19.4K
VIIC.13/B.47Stock
VIISetter

GSR 3301 Setter historical reference

In 1964, the General Staff laid out the requirements for a new battle reconnaissance vehicle. Research and development, a full-scale prototype, and two stands for testing engineering solutions (one for testing of the cooling system, the other for testing the suspension and transmission) were finished in 1965. Further development resulted in the production of CVR(T) vehicles and their adoption into service with the British Army.