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SPHT

World of Tanks EU statistics for the IX USA heavy tank SPHT.

SPHT characteristics

Firepower

Damage
420hp
… vs modules
165hp
Penetration
260mm
… at 500m
250mm
DPM
2,625
Reload
9.60s
Rate of fire
6.25/min
Aim time
2.00s
Dispersion
0.330m
… moving
0.160
… hull traverse
0.160
… turret traverse
0.080
… after firing
4.00×
… gun damaged
2.00×
Shell velocity
1,200m/s
Max range
720m
Caliber
120mm
Ammo capacity
50
… potential damage
21,000hp
Shell cost
959
… full ammo
47,950
Gun depression
20°
Gun elevation
8°
Gun traverse range
360°

Mobility

Top speed
50km/h
Reverse speed
20km/h
Engine power
1,090hp
Power/weight
19.8hp/t
Hull traverse
40.0°/s
Turret traverse
35.0°/s
Terrain resistance
… hard
1.00
… medium
1.20
… soft
2.00
Effective speed
… hard
50.0km/h
… medium
50.0km/h
… soft
36.2km/h
Effective traverse
… hard
40.0°/s
… medium
33.3°/s
… soft
20.0°/s

Survivability

Hit points
1,800hp
Hull armor
… front
152mm
… side
76mm
… rear
38mm
Turret armor
… front
222mm
… side
140mm
… rear
57mm
Track armor
20mm
Fire chance
15.0%
Track repair time
11.70s
Module HP (max / repaired)
… ammo rack
230 / 173hp
… track
240 / 180hp
… engine
310 / 155hp
… fuel tank
200 / 70hp
… turret ring
170 / 85hp
… viewport
110 / 55hp

Spotting & other

View range
390m
Signal range
670m
Camouflage
… stationary
5.1%
… moving
2.6%
Weight
55.0t

Ammunition

Equipment

Consumables

Directives

Field Modifications

Crew Skills

Crew level100%
Commander / Radio Operator
Gunner
Driver
Loader

SPHT modules

IX120 mm Delta SPHTStock
IXSPHTStock
IXContinental AVDS-1790-2 SPHTStock
IXSPHTStock
IXAN/GRC-6 SPHTStock
IXSPHT

SPHT historical reference

This project stood out from U.S. tanks developed in the late 1950s to early 1960s chiefly in terms of appearance, since the vehicle was assembled from rolled armor plates. In that period, American tanks had cast hulls and turrets produced by a limited number of factories. This was sufficient during peacetime, but not enough under mobilization conditions. The military needed to build a tank using rolled plates as a fall-back. The Detroit-based Independent Engineering Company started the development and proposed a design for a vehicle with a turret and hull made from rolled steel. The project was terminated at the stage of firing at dummies.