FTTS Utility Vehicle UV2 Concept Review FTTS UV2 Support Variant

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FTTS Utility Vehicle UV2 Concept Review FTTS UV2 Support Variant

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FTTS UV2 SPT Characteristics Cab Seating: 2 Man Axle Configuration: 4 x 4 Curb Weight: 12,315 lbs Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW): 18,001 lbs Length: 223 Width: 86 Height: 79 Track: 74 Maximum Speed: 65 mph (105 Kph) Tires: 12.00R20 XML LRG Michelin Central Tire Inflation: Yes Fuel Capacity: 45 gal (170 liters) Air Transportability: C130, C141, C17 Engine: Cummins ISB Transmission: Electric Drive Suspension: Independent w/variable Damping

FTTS UV2 WEIGHT STUDY FTTS-UV-SPT, (2 CREW) Envisioned Weight Study (December 2004) SYSTEM WEIGHT 1. Structure 5,009 A. Cab Structure (5/16" Steel) 1,687 B. Front Door (5/16" steel) (2) 165 330 C. Back Door (2) 79 159 D. Floor 663 E. Cargo Bed (Tailgate, Tiedowns, Lights) 617 F. Frame 1,553 1. Frame and Supports 758 2. Attachments 322 3. Bumper system 236 473 2. VETRONICS 726 A. Integrated operator console (Controls, JTRS, Displays) 278 B. C4ISR Tower Driver 258 1. Rack Structure 49 2. Computer #1 67 3. Computer #2 67 4. Automatic RF Distribution 25 5. Cosite Interface Mitagation Device 50 C. C4ISR Tower Passenger 191 1. Rack Structure 49 2. Computer #3 65 3.Vetronics Crewstation 22 4. Vetronics Power Module 20 5. R2 Data Storage Unit Removeable 10 6. Combat ID Processor and Receiver 17 7. Universal HD Power Amp(2) & JTRS Remote Head Control 8 3. AUTOMOTIVE 3,359 A. Tire Assembly (4) 392 1,568 1. Tire (Michelin 12R20 XML) 168 2. Rim (20"x8.5" bolt-together aluminum) 74 3. Runflats 90 4. Central Tire Inflation System 60 B. In-Hub Drive (4) 202 808 C. Four Wheel Steering 97 D. Suspension 461 1. HydroStrut Unit (4) 68 272 2. Control Arms (4) 47 190 E. Brake Assemblies (4) 37 149 F. Seats (2) 129 258 G. Head Lamp/Blackout Lamp (2) 9 18 4. POWER MANAGEMENT 1,698 A. Prime Power 1,698 1. Prime Power (Cummins Engine 300hp) 961 2. Generator 264 3. LI-Ion Battery Pack (4) 63 250 4. Invertor (4) 35 140 5. Cconvertor 15 6. Radiator & Oil Radiator 38 7. Alternator 30 5. SURVIVABILITY 1,141 A. On-Board Systems 415 1. Environmental Control Unit (ECU) 300 2. NBC System 95 3. On Board Water Generation 4. Fire Extinguishers (5 lbs) (2) 20 B. Window Protection 218 1. Winshield (Sapphire 7.62AP) 100 2. Rear Window (Sapphire 7.62AP) 69 3. Side Windows (Sapphire 7.62 AP) 25 49 C. Objective Crew Served Weapon 200 1. Weapon 150 2. Rounds (100 rds @0.5 lb/rd) 50 D. FCLAS-APS 132 E. Armored Grille 176 6. FUEL 382 A. Fuel Tank 45 B. Fuel (45 gal @7.48lbs/gal) 337 CURB WEIGHT (LBS) 12,315 7. CREW 686 A. Basic crew (2) 220 440 B. BII (2) 123 246 8. PAYLOAD (LBS) 5,000 GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT (LBS) 18,001 TONS (US) 9.0

FTTS UV2 Mobility Technologies Independent Suspension w/variable Damping Front Steering By Wire In-Hub electric motors Power Converter Cummins ISB Diesel Engine Li-Ion Batteries 12.00R20 XML LRG w/ run flat Rear Steering

FTTS UV2 Survivability Technologies Primary Crew Seats OCSW Central Tire Inflation System (CTIS) Mine Blast Protective Seats Kevlar Floor Lining 7.62 Integral Ballistic Protection Environmental Control Unit Generator

FTTS UV2 C4I Technologies Integrated Crew Stations Multi-Functional Displays (Map Display) (Indirect Vision) (Prog/Diagnostics) Situational Awareness MTS Interface Warfighter Information Network- Terrestrial (WIN-T) Interface Indirect Vision / Self Defense Weapon Control Driver Automotive Functions JTRS C4I Keyboard (MTS, WIN-T, FBCBS, ) Crew Chief Software Loader/Verifier

FTTS UV2 C4I Technologies Combat ID Processor/ Receiver Universal Hd Power Amp in Mount JTRS Remote Control Head R2 Data Storage Unit Removable Vetronics Power & Control Modules Computer Chassis #3 Cosite Interface Mitigation Device Automatic RF Distribution Computer Chassis #2 Computer Chassis #1