"For a 72 hour mission NZ infantry section commanders carry approximately 2kg of batteries.
Standard members of an infantry section carry approximately 0.3kg of batteries.
Fire support group operators (Javelin) are expected to carry up to 9kg of batteries each for 72 hours.
A dismounted signaller in a platoon or company command can be expected to carry approximately 7kg of primary batteries.
Signals retransmission stations and company HQs each require
approximately 35kg of batteries to operate for 72 hours.
For a dismounted retransmission (uncommon), this is a significant load.
Due to upgraded technologies, foreign nations have approximately double the energy requirements of the NZ Army infantry units. Aust
ralian and British section commanders carry at least 7.5kg of batteries
for their command and control systems.
They also carry counter IED equipment with a significant energy requirement.
Future energy requirements for NZDF are estimated at 1440Wh total for 72 hours dismounted for a standard infantryman, or 2300Wh for a battlefield management system equipped commander. This estimate is based on the power requirements of other nation’s operating systems as mentioned above."
Краткий перевод:
Потребление батарей (в том числе и аккумуляторов) для трехдневной боевой задачи
- боец - 0.3кг
- комвзвода - 2кг
- птурщик - 9кг
- радист - 7кг
- штаб роты/ретранслятор - 35кг
За счет более современных технологий расход других армий ещё выше, например комвзвода австралийской и английской армии потребляют 7.5кг батарей.
