Cobra 2000
Notes: This predecessor of the Mamba is very similar to that missile, but built using older technology. It uses an older, less accurate guidance method and a smaller, less powerful warhead. It is by virtue of its design a compact, fairly robust system that is very resistant to ECM and EMP. It has long been out of use in Europe, but can still sometimes be found in Central America and South America.
|
Weapon |
Weights |
Missile Caliber |
Guidance |
Missile Speed |
Prices |
|
Cobra 2000 |
(Guidance Unit) 10.3 kg; (Missile) 10.3 kg |
100mm |
Wire MCLOS |
425 |
(Launcher) $937; (Missile) $224 |
|
Weapon |
Reload |
Round |
Min Range |
Max Range |
Damage |
Pen |
Difficulty |
|
Cobra 2000 |
2 |
HEAT |
400 |
2000 |
C10 B30 |
73C |
DIF |
Mamba
Notes: This is a lightweight, man-portable ATGM used by Germany. The Mamba uses an unusual "jump-start" launch which requires no launcher--the missile’s fins are extended and the missile is simply placed on the ground, and small jets throw the Mamba into the air before the rocket motor is started. The Mamba comes in HEAT and HE warheads. It is not a particularly advanced or effective missile by modern standards.
Twilight 2000 Notes: The Mamba is light and cheap, which is why it was retained; however, it is mostly used as a bunker-buster than an antiarmor weapon.
Merc 2000 Notes: The Mamba is primarily a Third World weapon.
|
Weapon |
Weights |
Missile Caliber |
Guidance |
Missile Speed |
Prices |
|
Mamba |
(Sight Unit) 7.5 kg; (Missile) 11 kg |
120mm |
Wire SACLOS |
700 |
(Sight Unit) $800; (HEAT Missile) $190, (HE Missile) $164 |
|
Weapon |
Reload |
Round |
Min Range |
Max Range |
Damage |
Pen |
Difficulty |
|
Mamba |
1 |
HEAT |
300 |
2000 |
C14 B40 |
86C |
AVG |
|
1 |
HE |
300 |
2000 |
C22 B45 |
11C |
AVG |