Heuschrecke 10 - Specification Comparison

Specification Comparison

Specifications
Specifications Sonderkraftfahrzeug.165/1 Krupp-Gruson Rheinmetall-Borsig
Weight 18,000 kilograms 23 tonnes 25 tonnes
Crew 4 men 5 men 5 men
Engine Maybach HL 66 / 6-cylinder / 188 hp (140 kW) Maybach HL 100 12-cylinder / 410 hp (306 kW) Maybach HL 90 12-cylinder / 360 hp (268 kW)
Speed 35 kilometers per hour 45 km/h 45 km/h
Range Road: 240 kilometers / Cross-Country: 130 kilometers Road: 300 km Road: 300 km
Capacity 410 liters
Length 5.90 meters 6.00 m 6.80 m
Width 2.87 meters 3.00 m 3.00 m
Height 2.25 meters 3.00 m 2.90 m
Armament 105 millimeter leichte Feldhaubitze 18/1 L/28 105 mm leichte Feldhaubitze 18/1 L/28 105 mm leichte Feldhaubitze 18/40/2 L/28
Ammunition 105 millimeter - 60 rounds 60 rounds 80 rounds
Armor (millimeter/angle) Front Superstructure: 30/10
  • Front Hull: 30/12
  • Front Turret: 20/20
  • Gun Mantlet: 20/0-70
  • Side Superstructure: 14.5/0
  • Side Hull: 14.5/0
  • Side Turret: 14.5/15
  • Rear Superstructure: 14.5/20
  • Rear Hull: 14.5/10
  • Rear Turret: 14.5/10
  • Top Superstructure: 10/90
  • Top/Bottom Hull: 14.5/90
  • Top Turret: open
  • Hull:
    • Front 30/20
    • Side: 16/0
    • Rear: 16/20
    • Top/Bottom: 10/90
  • Turret
    • Front: 30 at 30°
    • Gun Mantlet: 30
    • Side and rear: 16 at 20–25°
    • Top: 0 (Open)
  • Superstructure:
    • Top 10/90
    • Front: 30 at 20°
    • Side: 16/0
    • Rear: 16/20
  • Hull:
    • Front: 20/20
    • Side: 20/0
    • Rear: 20/10
    • Top/Bottom: 10/90
  • Turret:
    • Front: 10/25
    • Gun Shield: 10/0
    • Side: 10/25
    • Rear: 10/12
    • Top Turret: 0 (Open)
  • Superstructure:
    • Top: 10/90
    • Front : 30/20
    • Side : 10/0
    • Rear: 10/10

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