The Trona-1 improves navigation by integrating the BTR-82A’s navigation system with the receiver of Navstar GPS and GLONASS satellite navigation systems. The armoured vehicle is fitted with an improved fire extinguishing system, new R-168-25-U2 radio station, Trona-1 topographic orientation system, and night-vision systems. The TKN-AI surveillance camera with laser range finder ensures the commander to detect enemy targets within the range of 3km. The commander is provided with advanced communications and topographic maps. The gunner’s station is equipped with TKN-4GA day / night fire control system. The firing elevation ranges from -7° to +70°. The turret incorporates two-axis stabilisation, new sighting channels, and three forward-facing 81mm smoke grenade launchers on each side. The secondary armament of the vehicle includes a 7.62mm PKTM coaxial machine gun. The gun can fire armour piercing-tracer (AP-T) projectiles, high-explosive fragmentation-incendiary (HEF-I) and high-explosive-tracer (HE-T) ammunition. The main armament of the APC is 30mm dual-feed automatic cannon.
The BTR-82A APC can perform combat operations 24 hours a day. The cabin is fitted with new seating and air-conditioning system to provide more comfort for the occupants. It weighs 15,400kg and accommodates up to three crew and seven troops. The APC measures 7.65m in length, 2.9m in width and 2.8m in height. The vehicle offers improved protection capabilities than its predecessor. Design and features of BTR-82A APC The BTR-82A APC was developed based on the design of BTR-80A.
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