K263A1
Overview
K263A1
Forward view of K263A1 self-propelled anti-aircraft gun showing the range only radar on the turret.
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Origin
South Korea
Type
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun
Entered service
Late 1980's
Status
In service
Development
Mid 1980's
Developer
South Korea
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Daewoo
Production
Late 1980's - 2000's
Producer
South Korea
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Daewoo
Number produced
150 (estimate)
Notable users
South Korea
Details
Facts
K263A1
General
Origin
South Korea
Type
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun
Crew
4 (commander, driver, gunner, assistant)
Dimensions
Weight
13.2 t combat load
11.8 t empty
Length
5.49 m
Width
2.85 m
Height
2.92 m overall
Main armament
Type
20mm M168 autocannon
Mount
Main gun in turret
Ammunition
1.850 rounds
Elevation
-5 to +80°, powered
Traverse
360°, powered
Stabilizer
No
Chassis
Chassis type
Tracked chassis, 5 roadwheels
Layout
Drive sprocket front, idler rear
Track width
0.38 m
Ground pressure
0.64 kg/cm²
Suspension
Torsion bar
Automotive
Engine
MAN D2848T V8 diesel
Power output
350 hp at 2.300 rpm
Transmission
X200-5K automatic
4 forward, 1 reverse
Fuel
400 L
Mobility
Speed
70 km/h on road
6 km/h afloat
Range
480 km
Power to weight ratio
26.5 hp/t
Obstacle crossing
Ground clearance
0.41 m
Wall
0.6 m
Trench
1.7 m
Gradient
60 %
Slope
30 %
Fording
Amphibious
Protection
Armor type
Aluminum with steel spaced applique armor
NBC system
Optional
Smoke system
6x smoke grenade launcher
Equipment
Night vision
Yes, for driver
Media
K263A1
Forward view of K263A1 self-propelled anti-aircraft gun showing the range only radar on the turret.
Source: Mu Yeol Lee @ www.primeportal.net
Copyright: copyright lies with original owner
K263A1
Side view of K263A1 showing its 20mm M168 Vulcan turret.
Source: Mu Yeol Lee @ www.primeportal.net
Copyright: copyright lies with original owner
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