- or FF layout,
places both the
internal combustion engine and
driven roadwheels at the
front of the vehicle. Historically, this
designation was used regardless...
- road
wheel added to its
overlapped and
interleaved Schachtellaufwerk roadwheel-based
suspension system, to
accommodate the
large gun,
which was mounted...
- of them
closely resembling the
roadwheel/suspension
system used by the T16 American-produced
version in its
roadwheel design. Most
Maultier conversions...
-
represent the
difficulty a
projectile would face in
penetrating the skirt,
roadwheel, and hull of a
Soviet tank. They are
defined as: Kelley, Orr (1989). King...
-
Christie suspension as used in his 1931 patent: When the
roadwheel (3) is
pushed up by an obstacle, the arm (1) it is
mounted on is
pushed upwards, pivoting...
-
directly from the
Leopard 1. It has
torsion bar spring-mounted
roadwheels with
seven roadwheel pairs per side. They are
connected to the
torsion bars on swing...
- eight-
roadwheel Porsche suspension system (serial
number 305001) and
another version was
equipped with the
Henschel nine-overlapping
roadwheel suspension...
- The
engine allows for a road
speed of up to 55 km/h. It
features six
roadwheels with a
combined torsion bar and
hydropneumatic suspension system. The...
- as the name suggests, a
differential lock at all.
Sensors monitor both
roadwheel speeds across a
driven axle, and if one is
rotating substantially faster...
- was
based on the
Landsverk L-60 tank but was
lengthened with one
extra roadwheel per side. The
turret was
circular and open for a
better view
against planes...
