The HE-VT belt has no tracers making it near impossible for enemy aircraft to see and dodge the incoming shells.Potent proximity ammunition for anti-aircraft use.Large ammunition count ensures that you will have plenty to fire throughout a match.Twin stabilized 40 mm cannons have a high rate of fire.Can retract and extend both search and tracking radars to reduce the silhouette.The hull has adequate protection against most light tank calibre rounds.If you expect to meet enemy armour switch to the M811 belt, the extra penetration of the rounds allows it to be able to take care of light tanks and SPAA, but struggles against more heavily armoured opponents. Unfortunately, the low penetration of the round makes it unable to perform Anti-Tank duties. M822 is exclusively proximity fuze rounds, making it extremely potent against air threats, not requiring a direct hit to get a kill. If confrontations become unavoidable pop smoke to try and escape, you cannot deal with anything more armoured than a light tank. They can be easily dealt with from the side and the front in some cases. Avoid confrontations if possible and only engage targets that you have a chance of penetrating such as SPAA or light tanks. Generally, enemy tanks should be avoided, your rounds don't have the penetration to deal with all but the lightest of targets.
You can push and try defending caps from the enemies and keeping the skies clear, or stay back behind cover and keep the skies clear for your allies while using your AP rounds to fend off enemy vehicles. You can play the vehicle mostly in 2 ways. They will shred any aircraft within a 2.0 km radius. Where the speciality of the M247 is its Proximity fused 40 mm rounds. When using the M247 you can easily shred some lightly armoured vehicles like the Leopard 1.
York is a very deadly SPAA, The M247 is deadly to some lightly armoured vehicles but even deadlier to Aircraft. With a single ammunition rack, you can bring only 1 type of ammunition in battle.This round should be the go-to anti-air ammunition, although the M811 is a good backup if the M822 is problematic for the gunner. The only ammunition for self-propelled anti-aircraft guns that which can cause enough shrapnel damage to bring down planes and helicopters even with near misses. Somewhat unreliable in if they detonate within range of the target, but when they do the target will quickly take considerable damage if not destroyed. M822: HE-VT* - Proximity-fused shells that absolutely obliterate aircraft when they make contact, though if they detonate too early, they will do little to no damage.M811: HEF-I* - Unlike the M822 HE-VT* shells, these require direct hits on aircraft to do significant damage, but if you experience problems with the M822 detonating too early, this belt may be your best choice.Main article: M266 (40 mm) 40 mm M266 automatic Cannon (x2)
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