| BA-30 |
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| Type |
Half-track |
| Place of origin |
 Soviet Union |
| Specifications |
| Weight |
4.6 tonnes |
| Length |
4.94 m |
| Width |
2.4 m |
| Height |
4.6 m |
| Crew |
3 |
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| Armor |
6 mm |
Primary
armament |
DT machine gun (1512 rounds) |
| Engine |
GAZ-M1 gasoline engine
50 hp (37 kW) |
| Power/weight |
10.9 hp/tonne |
| Suspension |
half track |
Operational
range |
253 km |
| Speed |
37 km/h |
The BA-30 was a Soviet half track armored car developed in 1937.
Other uses
BA-30 is the designator for a D cell battery in the U.S. military's Joint Electronics Type Designation System.[1]
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