VK 36.01 (H)
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VK 36.01 H
An experimental German WWII heavy tank developed by Henschel. The vehicle was a further development of the VK 30.01 (H) project and a stage in the design process for the Tiger. A total of eight chassis and one prototype were built in 1942. During the development, various technical solutions were trialed. Some of them later served as a basis for German heavy tank designs during the WWII. The chassis was also used in armored recovery vehicles.
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VK 36.01 (H)
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VK 36.01 (H)
VK 36.01 (H) verstärkteketten
Shell Types:
AP
HEAT
HE
AP
APCR
HE
AP
APCR
AP
APCR
HE
Equipment:
Consumables:
Firepower: | |||||||||||
Ammunition | 50 (rounds) | ||||||||||
Caliber | 105 (mm) | ||||||||||
Damage | 350 / 350 / 410 (HP) | ||||||||||
Penetration | 64 / 104 / 53 (mm) | ||||||||||
Rate of Fire | 7.50 (rounds/min) | ||||||||||
Average Damage per Minute | 2625 (HP) | ||||||||||
Shells in the Magazine | |||||||||||
Time for Loading Between Shots | (s) | ||||||||||
Time for Complete Loading | (s) | ||||||||||
Gun Loading | 8.00 (s) | ||||||||||
Aiming Time | 2.30 (s) | ||||||||||
Dispersion at 100 m | 0.55 (m) | ||||||||||
Mobility: | |||||||||||
Weight/Load Limit | 41.38 / 41.50 (t) | ||||||||||
Engine Power | 400 (h.p.) | ||||||||||
Specific Power | 9.67 (h.p./t) | ||||||||||
Top Speed | 50.5 (km/h) | ||||||||||
Reverse Speed | 14 (km/h) | ||||||||||
Traverse Speed | 22 (deg/s) | ||||||||||
Turret Traverse Speed | 24 (deg/s) | ||||||||||
Survivability: | |||||||||||
Hit Points | 1100 (HP) | ||||||||||
Hull Armor | 100 / 60 / 60 (mm) | ||||||||||
Turret Armor | 80 / 60 / 60 (mm) | ||||||||||
Spotting: | |||||||||||
View Range | 360 (m) | ||||||||||
Signal Range | 310 (m) | ||||||||||
Crew: | |||||||||||
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