BK-XI light tank
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Type: | Light tank |
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Designed: | 1710 AN – 1722 AN |
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In service: | 1724 AN – |
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Number built: | 8,000 (1730 AN) |
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Length: | 6.68 m |
Width: | 3.00 m |
Weight: | 31 tonnes |
Speed: |
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Crew: | 3 (commander, gunner, driver) |
Effective range: | Cross country: 675 km |
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Engine: | SIG V12, air-cooled, diesel |
Armour: | 20–70 mm heat treated steel-manganese alloy |
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Cost: |
Production history
A key feature of the BK-XI light tank would be the reuse of the Sårensby Arsenal 40 mm autocannon, recovered from scrapped Horjin IFVs, as the tank's main, indeed initially sole, armament.