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Cobra II vs PT-76

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Specifications
Cobra II PT-76
Origin country 🇹🇷 Turkey 🇷🇺 Ex-USSR
Category Light Armoured Vehicle Light Armoured Vehicle
Type Armoured tactical vehicle Amphibious Light Tank
Manufacturer Otokar Soviet State Industry
Number produced -- units 12,000 units
Estimated unit price $-- million $-- million
Combat weight 10.5 tons 14.6 tons
Maximum speed 110 km/h 44 km/h
Operational range 700 km 480 km
Length 5.60 m 7.63 m
Width 2.50 m 3.14 m
Height 2.20 m 2.32 m
Crew maximum ten personnel including the driver and the commander 3
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Armament & Powertrain
Cobra II PT-76
Main armament remote controlled weapon system (RCWS) of up to 30 mm machine gun 1 D-56T 76.2mm rifled barrel (40 shells) gun
Secondary weapon grenade launcher 1 PKT 7.62mm machine gun (2000 rounds)
Engine 6.7L, six-cylinder, water cooled, turbo charged, common rail, diesel engine 6-Cylinder Diesel Engine with 240 hp

Overview

The Cobra II and the PT-76 are both Light Armoured Vehicles, manufactured by Otokar and Soviet State Industry respectively.

The Cobra II weighs 10.5 tons vs 14.6 tons for the PT-76. Top speed is 110 km/h for the Cobra II vs 44 km/h for the PT-76. Operational range is 700 km for the Cobra II vs 480 km for the PT-76. The Cobra II is armed with a remote controlled weapon system (RCWS) of up to 30 mm machine gun, while the PT-76 carries a 1 D-56T 76.2mm rifled barrel (40 shells) gun.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is faster, the Cobra II or PT-76?
The Cobra II is faster with a maximum road speed of 110 km/h compared to the PT-76's 44 km/h.
Which has longer operational range, the Cobra II or PT-76?
The Cobra II has a longer operational range at 700 km compared to the PT-76's 480 km.
Which is heavier, the Cobra II or PT-76?
The PT-76 is heavier at 14.6 tons combat weight compared to the Cobra II's 10.5 tons.
Which is larger, the Cobra II or PT-76?
The PT-76 is longer at 7.63 meters compared to the Cobra II's 5.60 meters.
How many crew members do the Cobra II and PT-76 require?
The Cobra II requires a larger crew of maximum ten personnel including the driver and the commander compared to the PT-76's 3 crew members.
What are the main armaments of the Cobra II and PT-76?
The Cobra II is armed with remote controlled weapon system (RCWS) of up to 30 mm machine gun while the PT-76 carries 1 D-56T 76.2mm rifled barrel (40 shells) gun as its main armament.