It has an optical detection range of more than 5km and at least 3.5 km at night through the thermal imaging channel. The gunner sight's optical channel is equipped with 4x and 12x optical zoom The laser rangefinder has a theoretical maximum range of 7.5 km.
Specifications:
Weight:48 tons
49 tons (with Urban Warfare Package)
Length: 10.8 m (35 ft)
Width: 3.5 m (11 ft)
Height: 3.3 m (10 ft)
Crew: 3
Armor:
44S-sv-Sh[2][7]
1000–1100 mm vs APFSDS and 1200–1400 mm vs HEAT[8]
Main
armament:
125 mm (4.92 in) smoothbore 2A82-1M tank cannon[5] with 45 rounds (32 of them in the autoloader)
Secondary
armament:
12.7 mm (0.50 in) Kord machine gun (6P49), 7.62 mm (0.30 in) PKTM machine gun (6P7К)
Engine: diesel 1500 hp[9]
2000 hp[9]
Power/weight: 31hp/t
Transmission: 12-speed automatic gearbox
Operational
range:
min 500 kilometres (310 mi)
Speed: 80–90 km/h
The laser rangefinder has a theoretical maximum range of 7.5 km. These systems are duplicated, in addition there is a third system (weaker). Can fire on the move. The crew uses a high-definition camera to monitor 360 degrees. It has a new controlled-detonation Telnik HE-Frag shell. The cannon also has an incredible ability to fire guided misiles, which can serve as anti aircraft defence systems.The secondary armament consists of a 12.7 mm Kord (GRAU index 6P49) machine gun with 300 rounds and a 7.62 mm PKTM (6P7К) machine gun with 1,000 rounds.[2][19][20] All guns are remotely controlled. In addition, another 1,000 rounds can be stored separately, which gives it enough firepower. A 12.7 mm machine gun is installed above the turret roof-mounted commander's sight, which avoids visual obstructions, while the turret front has a peculiar slit that is speculated to be intended for the coaxial 7.62 mm machinegun. It uses a 2A82 125 mm gun.
The T-14 is powered by a ChTZ 12Н360 (A-85-3A) diesel engine delivering up to 1,500 hp. The engine's theoretical, not normally used, maximum power is 2,000 hp, at the cost of radically decreasing its service life, projected around 2,000 hours at nominal 1,500 hp, comparable to other modern tank engines, and up to the unprecedented 10,000 hours at moderated 1,200 hp. The engine is electronically controlled.Operational range is over 500 km.
it has a 12-speed automatic gearbox, with a top speed of 80–90 kilometres per hour (50–56 mph).
It has seven 700 mm road wheels. It ha a dual-reactive armour Malachit and it features an active protection system Afghanit. This system includes a millimeter-wavelength radar to detect, track and intercept incoming anti-tank munitions, both kinetic energy penetrators and tandem-charges. Currently, the maximum speed of the interceptable target is 1,700 m/s, with projected future increases of up to 3,000 m/s.The tank's crew of three is protected by an internal armored capsule with more than 900 mm RHA equivalent, increasing their chance of survival in case of a catastrophic kill. Both the chassis and the turret are equipped with the latest Russian ERA system from the front, sides and the top.The T-14 uses the integrated computerized control system which monitors the state and functions of all tank modules. In battle, the software can analyze threats and then either suggest or automatically take the actions to eliminate them. while without the external threat it can detect and rectify crew errors.
Sensors and communication:
The tank is equipped with the 26,5–40 GHz Active electronically scanned array radar that has a range of 100 km, which is mainly used by the Active protection system. Up to 40 airborne or 25 ground targets up to 0.3 m in sizecan be tracked simultaneously. The tracking system provides an automatic firing solution to the destruction of the target, which can be then transferred to either the APS or the main gun control computers. The tank will be able to give target designation for the artillery, serve in air defence and reconnaissance functions. The T-14 uses highly protected communication channels that connect a group of T-14s and the command post.
Sources: wikipedia, http://russia-insider.com, www,techfuture.news, www.army-technology.com
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