Ilsa Voll
Kampfpanzer Kommandant
Intent: To create a set of tank cannon sights for the Eisenwelten Kampfpanzers
Development Thread: N/A
Manufacturer: Eisenwelt Eisenwerke
Model: Kampfpanzer Kanone Sehenswürdigkeiten-10
Affiliation: Eisenwelt Eisenwerk, Eisenwelt
Modularity: None
Production: Mass
Material: Alusteel, glassteel, and other tank gun sight parts.
Description:
The Kampfpanzer Kanone Sehenswürdigkeiten-10 is the baseline for cannon sights made by Eisenwelt Eisenwerke. Essentially a basic gun sight, the KKS-10 is mounted where the gunner sits within any Eisenwelten kampfpanzer and is very user friendly. With the sight, the gunner can spot, target, and track a target to the effective range of 1,100m, though accuracy diminishes the further out the target is from the cannon. The scope itself features a comfortable, padded ring around the edges of the device to protect the gunner and the housing itself is designed with curves and slopes in mind so as to prevent injuries to the gunner in the event of a bump or enemy hit.
The tank sight does have its faults, however. The sight is a little bulky and takes up a good deal of space in the gunner's seat, leading to some slightly cramped conditions. Also, the sights tend to lack the ability to track moving targets over 800m out, meaning the gunner must compensate for the sight's shortcomings.
Development Thread: N/A
Manufacturer: Eisenwelt Eisenwerke
Model: Kampfpanzer Kanone Sehenswürdigkeiten-10
Affiliation: Eisenwelt Eisenwerk, Eisenwelt
Modularity: None
Production: Mass
Material: Alusteel, glassteel, and other tank gun sight parts.
Description:
The Kampfpanzer Kanone Sehenswürdigkeiten-10 is the baseline for cannon sights made by Eisenwelt Eisenwerke. Essentially a basic gun sight, the KKS-10 is mounted where the gunner sits within any Eisenwelten kampfpanzer and is very user friendly. With the sight, the gunner can spot, target, and track a target to the effective range of 1,100m, though accuracy diminishes the further out the target is from the cannon. The scope itself features a comfortable, padded ring around the edges of the device to protect the gunner and the housing itself is designed with curves and slopes in mind so as to prevent injuries to the gunner in the event of a bump or enemy hit.
The tank sight does have its faults, however. The sight is a little bulky and takes up a good deal of space in the gunner's seat, leading to some slightly cramped conditions. Also, the sights tend to lack the ability to track moving targets over 800m out, meaning the gunner must compensate for the sight's shortcomings.
