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how dutch military tests tank brakes

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I still prefer the video you posted, ages ago (if I remember, correctly), which showed a normal looking street scene (in the USA). Then a (very) high voltage wire falls, and dances about like crazy, showering huge sparks everywhere, and glowing red/yellow/white/nuclear/sun/super-heated hot, in quite an amazing (and unexpected, to the untrained) way!

Like the stuff in this compilation video

How about this one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqPq2dHhv0w

:biggrin:
 
So basically the Netherlands proved the German Leopard tanks have good brakes. Not sure what the point of that was. 😕

Not just that German Leopards have good brakes, but tanks in general stop pretty fast actually. They are superbly heavy, yes, but they also have a lot of ground traction and are sitting on top of 14 wheels to apply braking action to. To me, at least, it's no surprise that for their weight/speed, tanks stop pretty darn well.
 
Braking videos are rather boring though!

Where's the serious stuff like tanks crashing through things like brick buildings? The running over car videos are kind of boring as we know what the outcome is...:whiste:
 
HAHAHAHA! I'm sure one RPG hit would destroy that thing. Got to admire their ingenuity though.

I can imagine one of the Rebels, waking up in it drunk and/or on drugs, and then seeing the image (and being a keen gamer of war battle games or something) shooting all the "non-existent" by-standers, etc, in the game.
Until it slowly dawns on them that it is a gaming console/controller + LCD screen, but REAL-LIFE machine gun(s) etc.
Oops...
 
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