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Configuration
Modules
Equipment
Provisions
Consumables
Miscellaneous
Characteristics
Firepower
Gun type
Regular
DPM hp / min
2029
Reload s
9.46
Penetration mm
202
At 250m
193
Distance
m
Damage hp
320
Module damage hp
150
Caliber mm
105
Normalization °
5
Ricochet °
70
Shell velocity m/s
930
Aim time s
1.45
Dispersion at 100m
Still m
0.308
Moving
+NaN
Hull traversing
+NaN
Turret traversing
+NaN
After shooting
+NaN
Gun damaged scalar
x 2.0
Maximum m
28.189
Gun flexibility °
Depression
10.0
Elevation
20.0
Crew training
Commander %
113
Radioman
%119
Driver %
124
Gunner %
124
Loader %
124
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Maneuverability
Speed kph
Forwards
55
Backwards
18
Engine power hp
506
Weight tn
23.6
Terrain coefficients
Hard %
100
Medium %
91
Soft %
53
Power to weight ratio hp/tn
On hard terrain
21.4
On medium terrain
19.5
On soft terrain
11.3
Turret traverse speed °/s
41.3
Hull traverse speed °/s
On hard terrain
NaN
On medium terrain
NaN
On soft terrain
NaN
Survivability
Health hp
1300
Fire chance %
20
View range m
296
Camouflage %
Still
NaN
Moving
23
Shooting still
NaN
Shooting moving
4
Caught on fire
NaN
Width m
2
Height m
3
Length m
6
Volume m
28
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History of the Lansen C
Developed by the Swedish company, Landsverk, for the Swiss Armed Forces. The tank was supposed to feature a Swiss copy of the British 20-pounder tank gun. A full-size prototype was produced to test the developed solutions, but all activities were discontinued in favor of the 30-ton class vehicle. No metal prototype was produced.Advertisement
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