Drummond Spitfire 100d

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Versioning

This article is considered accurate for the current version (1.56) of the game.

Drummond Spitfire 100d
Information
Vehicle Type	Light Utility Vehicle
Health	1150
Disabled Under	40% health
Resistance(damage reduction)	Unarmored -40%  -40%  -50%  -25%  -30%  -70%  -00%  -00%  -40%  -00%  -70%
Repair Cost	120
Crew	2
Passengers	1
Inventory Slots	2
Intelligence Gathering Radius	60 meters
Armament	7.92mm Machine Gun
Ammo	7.92mm
Production Site	Motor Pool
Cost	3  10 chassis: Drummond 100a
Packaged Size	Small
Fuel Capacity	100L /

“	This LMG-mounted Light Utility Vehicle provides a heavy-duty weapons platform with superior speed. Perfectly suited for supporting flanking infantry or an armoured assault.	„
	— In-game description

The Drummond Spitfire 100d (simply known as a Spitfire) is an open-topped Warden Light Utility Vehicle equipped with a 7.92mm machine gun. It automatically gathers Map Intelligence within a 60m radius.

General Info

Crew

The Drummond Spitfire 100d holds one passenger, and houses a crew of two soldiers:

• Driver (Seat 1)
  • Controls the movement of the vehicle, and can see the remaining fuel in the vehicle
  • Interacts with nearby structures - press E or Shift + E
  • Activates horn sound - press LMB
• Passenger (Seat 2)
  • Can't do anything
• Gunner (Seat 3)
  • Controls the movement, reloading, and firing of the 7.92mm machine gun

Armament

The Drummond Spitfire 100d is equipped with one main armament:

• 7.92mm Machine Gun
  • Mounted on the rear (130 degree firing arc)
  • Ammo Used: 7.92mm
  • Effective Range: 27 meters
  • Maximum Range: 40 meters
  • Reload Duration: 3 seconds
  • Fire Rate: 240 rounds per minute
  • Magazine Size: 30 rounds
  • Accuracy: mediocre
  • Stability: Loses accuracy quickly, should fire short bursts

Inventory

It has two inventory slots and a dedicated ammo slot that can hold 100 7.92mm magazines.

Engine & Mobility

• Fuel Tank: 100 L of Diesel or Petrol
  
• Fuel Consumption Rate: 3L / min (Autonomy: 33:20 min)
  
• Speed: 15.33 m/s on road, 6.90 m/s off-road
  
• Inventory encumbrance decreases speed by up to 18.2%
  
• Can ram and destroy Sandbag Covers and Tier 1 Walls, but not Barbed Wire Fences or deployed Tripods
• Can cross Field Bridges, slightly damaging them
• Can't cross Trenches
• Does not trigger Anti-Tank Mines
• Highly maneuverable and agile

Health & Armor

The Drummond Spitfire 100d has 1150 HP and is disabled under 40% health. It has "Unarmoured" resistance, even small arms fire and Flamethrowers are a danger to it.
It takes 120 Basic Materials to fully repair it from 1% to 100% health with a Hammer. Its health can be instantly repaired at a Garage for 100 Basic Materials.

Interactions

• Automatically gathers Map Intelligence within 60 meter radius every few seconds and transmits it .
  • Only active when driver seat is occupied
• Can interact with most structures in proximity - press E or Shift + E
  • Can pull three times the normal amount from stockpiles - press Shift + LMB

Production

Structure	Input(s)	Output	Time
Small Assembly Station (Motor Pool)	3 x Construction Materials 10 x  Assembly Materials II 2 MW of power 1 x   Drummond 100a	Drummond Spitfire 100d	00:03:00

Must be fully researched in the Vehicle Tech Tree in order to be produced.

Storage & Transport

The Drummond Spitfire 100d can be stored in a Storage Depot, Seaport or Storage Ship.

It can be packaged into a small Shippable and transported by any Shipping Vehicle (Crane, Flatbed Truck, Barge, Freighter, Storage Ship, Landing Ships, Flatbed Car, or Large Crane).

Tactics

Due to the high mobility of the vehicle, it is ideal for hit and run attacks. This is also encouraged by the relatively low health and high repair cost of the vehicle, meaning that if it stays in one spot for too long it may get overwhelmed by even small arms fire.

It is one of the best tools for clearing up loose partisans, as well as pushing with groups of infantry to provide fire support and mobile intel coverage.

When driving an LUV, it's often faster to turn around by driving forward. Driving forward and turning left or right turns jeeps faster than backing up while turning. This should be practiced before entering combat, as jeep maneuvering can be difficult especially while fighting on a road, due to how easy it is to spin out. It's advised to practice driving these jeeps and getting used to the handbrake for proper usage.

Gallery

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  The Drummond Spitfire 100d from the front

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  The Drummond Spitfire 100d from the rear

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  A Drummond Spitfire 100d with a full crew