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Vickers Mk. E Type B
XP cost275(~€0.37)
Credits cost3,900(~€0.36)
Total cost~€0.73
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Vickers Mk. E Type B

World of Tanks EU statistics for the II CHINA light tank Vickers Mk. E Type B.

Vickers Mk. E Type B tech tree branch

INC-31
IIVAE Type B
2753.9K
IIIChi-Ha
1.3K42K

Vickers Mk. E Type B characteristics

Firepower

Damage
50hp
… vs modules
64hp
Penetration
45mm
… at 500m
23mm
DPM
1,111
Reload
2.70s
Rate of fire
22.22/min
Aim time
2.10s
Dispersion
0.430m
… moving
0.280
… hull traverse
0.280
… turret traverse
0.120
… after firing
3.50×
… gun damaged
2.00×
Shell velocity
700m/s
Max range
720m
Caliber
47mm
Ammo capacity
100
… potential damage
5,000hp
Shell cost
10
… full ammo
1,000
Gun depression
20°
Gun elevation
10°
Gun traverse range
360°

Mobility

Top speed
35km/h
Reverse speed
15km/h
Engine power
105hp
Power/weight
14.7hp/t
Hull traverse
50.0°/s
Turret traverse
24.0°/s
Terrain resistance
… hard
1.10
… medium
1.20
… soft
2.10
Effective speed
… hard
35.0km/h
… medium
35.0km/h
… soft
25.5km/h
Effective traverse
… hard
50.0°/s
… medium
45.8°/s
… soft
26.2°/s

Survivability

Hit points
325hp
Hull armor
… front
13mm
… side
13mm
… rear
13mm
Turret armor
… front
13mm
… side
13mm
… rear
13mm
Track armor
10mm
Fire chance
20.0%
Track repair time
12.03s
Module HP (max / repaired)
… ammo rack
75 / 50hp
… track
50 / 40hp
… engine
40 / 20hp
… fuel tank
100 / 40hp
… turret ring
60 / 30hp
… viewport
40 / 20hp

Spotting & other

View range
300m
Signal range
300m
Camouflage
… stationary
14.2%
… moving
10.7%
Weight
7.2t

Ammunition

Equipment

Consumables

Directives

Crew Skills

Crew level100%
Commander / Radio Operator
Gunner / Loader
Driver

Vickers Mk. E Type B modules

I47 mm Vickers QFStock
II40 mm Pom-Pom
50020K
IVickers Mk. EStock
IIVickers Mk. E Type B
100500
IArmstrong Siddeley V4Stock
IIFranklin
80800
IVickers Mk. E Type BStock
IIT-26-2
105620
III71-TK-3Stock
IIVAE Type B

Vickers Mk. E Type B historical reference

Developed in 1928 by J. V. Carden and V. Loyd. The vehicle never entered service in Great Britain. However, it was exported to other countries, including China. In 1937, twenty vehicles of this type fought against Japanese troops at Shanghai. Soviet Vickers-based T-26 vehicles were also exported to China, and 82 vehicles of that type were deployed in South China and Burma in 1941–1944.