Supertest: TL-1 LPC Full Details

The TL-1 LPC also known as T95E2 LPC, was a new medium tank unified with the heavy tank T96. In total nine vehicles were manufactured, which five were equipped with a 90 mm gun and four were planned to be equippd with a T96 turret and its 105 mm gun. However, due to the unavailability of turrets, it was decided to temporarily equip two tanks with the M48A2 turret and a M41 rifled gun. These tanks were released in May-July 1957 and received the designation T95E2 LPC.

This is no TL-1 LPC, the orginial and true technincal name for the tank is T95E2 LPC. In essence, the T95E2 LPC is a revised T95E2 that never got released for the referal program, released to Supertest with the exact same description. According to WOT Express, the original T95E2 is probably shelved for something more interesting. There are also mentions that the T95E2 LPC might be a replacement for the T95E2 tank, but other details are known.

Characteristics

SurvivabilityFirepowerManeuverabilityMobilityConcealmentSpottingCrew

Tier	VIII
Hit Points	1,400 (HP)
Hull Armour	88 / 50 / 25 (mm)
Turret Armour	177 / 76 / 50 (mm)

Penetration	208 / 280 / 45 (mm)
Damage	280 / 280 / 45 (HP)
Rate of Fire	8.05 (rpm)
Reload Time	7.45 (s)
Turret Traverse Speed	39.60 (deg/s)
Depression / Elevation	-9 / +19 (deg)
Accuracy	0.336
Aim Time	2.01 (s)
Damage per Minute	2,086 (HP/m)

Aiming Circle Spread
after Shot	3.356 (a)
on Turret Traverse	0.096 (a)
on Vehicle Move	0.134 (a)
on Vehicle Traverse	0.134 (a)
on Turret Full Speed Traversing	3.640 (a)
on Vehicle Full Speed Moving	6.710 (a)
on Vehicle Full Speed Traversing	6.180 (a)

Weight / Load Limit	36.92 / 39.75 (t)
Engine Power	666 (h.p.)
Specific Power	18.04 (h.p./t)
Top Speed / Reverse Speed	50 / 20 (km/h)
Chassis Traverse Speed	46.00 (deg/s)
Terrain Resistance	0.863 / 1.055 / 1.822 (m/s2)

Concealment of Stationary Vehicle (%)	16.70 / 3.97 (%)
Concealment of Moving Vehicle (%)	12.50 / 2.98 (%)

View Range	400 (m)
Signal Range	745 (m)

Crew Members

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