KF41 - Revision history

U42773747: due to a patch dropping some things changed. Also rewrote some wordings.

2024-11-20T18:39:37Z

due to a patch dropping some things changed. Also rewrote some wordings.

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U44629479: Edits

2024-10-27T08:20:34Z

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U42773747: additional explanation on APS.

2024-10-23T20:48:04Z

additional explanation on APS.

U42773747: /* Additional armament */ managed to mangle the tank name in one of the big edits, so fix

2024-10-23T15:32:34Z

‎Additional armament: managed to mangle the tank name in one of the big edits, so fix

U42773747: Added some gun-centric, close combat and capture-point centric gameplay examples and pictures. Also tried to use the "tacticool" replay to help me demonstrate things. Very useful when words fail, but idk if you'd like this kind of exposition. anyway...

2024-10-22T21:15:31Z

Added some gun-centric, close combat and capture-point centric gameplay examples and pictures. Also tried to use the "tacticool" replay to help me demonstrate things. Very useful when words fail, but idk if you'd like this kind of exposition. anyway...

U42773747: Filled up the page more. The tank either works or it doesn't, so there it is. Didn't make many gun screenshots, simply due to being more an ATGM player.

2024-10-19T17:30:39Z

Filled up the page more. The tank either works or it doesn't, so there it is. Didn't make many gun screenshots, simply due to being more an ATGM player.

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U38088265: /* Description */

2024-09-28T09:07:24Z

‎Description

U120313908: /* Description */ New Description Project

2024-09-27T19:37:54Z

‎Description: New Description Project

U38088265 at 20:36, 15 May 2024

2024-05-15T20:36:36Z

U69651212: done with this page

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 <!-- ''Some tanks are armed with several guns in one or more turrets. Evaluate the additional weaponry and give advice on its use. Describe the ammunition available for additional weaponry. Give advice on about how to use them and how to fill the ammunition storage. If there is no additional weaponry remove this subsection.'' -->
-{{main|Spike-LR2MR}}
+{{main|Spike-LR II}}
-The KF41 is outfitted with Spike-LR2MR IR fire-and-forget missiles, which exhibit a somewhat inconsistent reliability. While they offer the potential as stand-off weapons effective against heavily armoured targets as well as slow-moving, low-flying aircraft, their reliability can vary based on several factors including the target's speed, launch angle, distance, and the carrier's velocity. They also cannot be fired into a smoke screen.
+The KF41 is outfitted with Spike-LR II IR fire-and-forget missiles, which exhibit a somewhat inconsistent reliability. While they offer the potential as stand-off weapons effective against heavily armoured targets as well as slow-moving, low-flying aircraft, their reliability can vary based on several factors including the target's speed, launch angle, distance, and the carrier's velocity. They also cannot be fired into a smoke screen.
 The positioning of the launcher and overall stability of the KF41 hull enables quasi No Line-of-Sight launches, contingent upon factors and the target's exposure level, albeit rendering the missile ineffective at distances shorter than 250 m (unless the target moves sideways, forcing the missile to slow down further). Since the launcher is located on the very top of the tank, it can lock even on a machine gun or radio antenna poking over a hill, allowing launches straight into enemy cover as soon as they try to pull up. Due to this, it is almost impossible to trade against loaded KF41 without getting hit as well. Do note, that it is the launcher that locks onto enemy tanks and not the commander scope, and it may be possible to lock when the enemy tank is not even visible.
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 ==== Ammunition ====
-{{:Spike-LR2MR/Ammunition|Spike-LR2}}
+{{:Spike-LR II/Ammunition|Spike-LR II}}
 ==== [[Ammo racks]] ====

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-Despite its contemporary design akin to the Puma IFV, the KF41 exhibits a notable shortfall in protection against conventional rounds, as NERA is replaced by the AMAP-ADS APS which can only intercept objects flying at 70 to 700 m/s which means it can only really destroy ATGM (and not really all of them). This APS ensures that KF41 is the only vehicle around allowed to use the Spike ATGM freely, and any cannon launched ATGM are likely to be destroyed upon launch, which can sometimes help against light tanks. The APS is somewhat unreliable and will often fail to intercept attacks that are supposed to be within its capacity to hit.
+Despite its contemporary design akin to the Puma IFV, the KF41 exhibits a notable shortfall in protection against conventional rounds, as NERA is replaced by the AMAP-ADS APS which can only intercept objects flying at 70 to 700 m/s which means it can only really destroy ATGM (and not really all of them). The APS is incapable of intercepting HE shells as they generally fly at 850 m/s speed at the BR. This APS mainly ensures that the KF41 is the only vehicle around that is allowed to use the Spike ATGM freely, as well as stopping any cannon launched ATGM upon launch, which can sometimes help against light and medium tanks.
 Any big gun at the BR should be able to obliterate the KF41 instantly. Even in AB, direct hit will put the tank into crew replenishment mode with obvious consequences. Nevertheless, its hull demonstrates commendable resilience against autocannons. The inclusion of external fuel tanks positioned behind the Active Protection System serves to bolster armour capabilities against smaller calibre projectiles, and the gunner with commander sit inside a basket that can prevent shrapnel and small shells from reaching them. However, the effectiveness of this additional protection is contingent upon various factors including impact angle, projectile type, as well as distance. The void spaces within the compartment enhance the vehicle's survivability, particularly when subjected to certain angles of attack.

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 The KF41 is outfitted with Spike-LR2MR IR fire-and-forget missiles, which exhibit a somewhat inconsistent reliability. While they offer the potential as stand-off weapons effective against heavily armoured targets as well as slow-moving, low-flying aircraft, their reliability can vary based on several factors including the target's speed, launch angle, distance, and the carrier's velocity. They also cannot be fired into a smoke screen.
-The positioning of the launcher and overall stability of the FK41 hull enables quasi No Line-of-Sight launches, contingent upon factors and the target's exposure level, albeit rendering the missile ineffective at distances shorter than 250 m (unless the target moves sideways, forcing the missile to slow down further). Since the launcher is located on the very top of the tank, it can lock even on a machine gun or radio antenna poking over a hill, allowing launches straight into enemy cover as soon as they try to pull up. Due to this, it is almost impossible to trade against loaded KF41 without getting hit as well. Do note, that it is the launcher that locks onto enemy tanks and not the commander scope, and it may be possible to lock when the enemy tank is not even visible.
+The positioning of the launcher and overall stability of the KF41 hull enables quasi No Line-of-Sight launches, contingent upon factors and the target's exposure level, albeit rendering the missile ineffective at distances shorter than 250 m (unless the target moves sideways, forcing the missile to slow down further). Since the launcher is located on the very top of the tank, it can lock even on a machine gun or radio antenna poking over a hill, allowing launches straight into enemy cover as soon as they try to pull up. Due to this, it is almost impossible to trade against loaded KF41 without getting hit as well. Do note, that it is the launcher that locks onto enemy tanks and not the commander scope, and it may be possible to lock when the enemy tank is not even visible.
-[[File:KF41 atgm lock on presentation.jpg|thumb|right|The spikes are comically easy to lock-on with KF41, and even one is often enough to scare opponents into smoking themselves]]
+[[File:KF41 atgm lock on presentation.jpg|thumb|right|The Spikes are comically easy to lock-on with KF41, and even one is often enough to scare opponents into smoking themselves]]
 Spikes are blinded by the vegetation, but liberal application of the 12.7 mm M2HB MG located on top of the commander scope should be enough to remove any bushes that could block missile vision. If that isn't enough, the main weapon can destroy any remaining obstacles until there is nothing left.

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 The KF41 is equipped with the Mauser MK 30 automatic cannon, renowned for its powerful ammunition type and decent firing rate. While it may lack effectiveness against armoured vehicles in direct engagements, it proves highly advantageous for flanking manoeuvres and short-range anti-aircraft defense against helicopters or slow-moving, low-flying enemy jets. Players that already used [[VCC-80/30]] and it's Bushmaster autocannon will feel right at home with this weapon, noting slight increase in penetration power and magazine size.
+[[File:KF 41 point blank gun kill through LFP.jpg|thumb|right|Try to actually gauge the power of the autocannon instead of randomly firing it everywhere and you will be rewarded for it.]]
 When operating within a group, the cannon becomes instrumental in targeting critical components such as tracks or cannon barrels, thereby supporting allies engaged in frontal combat. Always try to aim for the sides or small weak spots in the turret front when there is nothing obvious left to hit. Randomly firing at the enemy tank upper hull plate will achieve nothing and will only make the target angry, as well as attract more unwanted attention from other tanks (or even aircraft), while firing at the turret may randomly cause internal damage or completely ruin the gun breech.
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 Lastly, the KF41 is potentially a monster ATGM tank, severely limited by its ATGM count. It can fire over the tallest walls in the game and the enemy can barely hurt it back. There are many capture points in the game, that other snipers like to stall next to due to them being either well-protected or having direct sight onto the enemy spawn. The goals of these players are rather shallow and they generally get blasted by TOW-2B or otherwise countersniped when they get too greedy. The KF41, however, is nigh untargetable in its full hull-down state and is able to launch Spikes even at the enemy machine guns with only low possibility of a miss. Additionally, the APS and LWS will protect the tank from the worst when the enemy team finally decides to fight back. In some spots, KF41 can even endlessly fire directly into enemy spawns due to its height. Be aware, that you will probably die on your way to such a point and you will need to expose yourself to a flanking attack to be able to constantly reload and suppress an entire spawn point, especially in AB, but when you manage to entrench in such position, it's extremely worth it.
 === Pros and cons ===

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 == Description ==
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-The '''KF41 Lynx''' is a modern IFV design from the German Rheinmetall company, exported to the Hungarian Army. On July 31, 2024, the Hungarian army received its first KF41. The order was for 209 KF41s to be delivered in seven variants, ranging from the regular IFV, command variants with improved communications, all the way to medical transports and mortar carriers. By 2024, it is supposed to receive 46 KF41s in the first delivery batch. The production of the vehicle was set up in a production plant in Zalaegerszeg with 51% and 49% investment from Rheinmetall and the Hungarian government respectively.
+The '''KF41 Lynx''' is a modern IFV design from the German Rheinmetall company, exported to the Hungarian Army. On July 31, 2024, the Hungarian army received its first KF41. The order was for 209 KF41s to be delivered in seven variants, ranging from the regular IFV, command variants with improved communications, all the way to medical transports and mortar carriers. By 2024, it is expected to receive 46 KF41s in the first delivery batch. The production of the vehicle was set up in a production plant in Zalaegerszeg with 51% investment from Rheinmetall and 49% from the Hungarian government.
-It was introduced in [[Update "Sons of Attila"]] as part of the Hungarian branch of the Italian tech tree. The KF41 invites comparisons with the PUMA IFV; they are both heavily armed and armored IFVs with good mobility and much heavier than their counterparts like the BMP-3 and the American Bradley IFV. Unlike the PUMA, however, the KF41 Lynx packs a heavier punch, thanks to its Spike fire-and-forget ATGMs and a unique AMAP-ADS hard-kill active protection system. However, it sacrifices aspects of the Puma, like the unmanned turret, soft-kill APS, and ERA/NERA. Because of this, it is more vulnerable to attacks that the hard-kill APS can't stop. However, thanks to the Spike ATGMs and its good armor, it is a capable frontline and support vehicle, being capable of long-range kills with its ATGM against both tanks and helicopters. For this last threat, it can also use its AHEAD rounds from the 30mm autocannon that are more capable at dealing with air threats.
+It was introduced in [[Update "Sons of Attila"]] as part of the Hungarian branch of the Italian tech tree. The KF41 invites comparisons with the [[PUMA]] IFV; they are both heavily armed and armoured IFVs with good mobility and much heavier than their counterparts like the BMP-3 and the American Bradley IFV. Unlike the PUMA, however, the KF41 Lynx packs a heavier punch, thanks to its Spike fire-and-forget ATGMs and a unique AMAP-ADS hard-kill active protection system. However, it sacrifices aspects of the PUMA, like the unmanned turret, soft-kill APS, and ERA/NERA. Because of this, it is more vulnerable to attacks that the hard-kill APS cannot stop. Nevertheless, thanks to the Spike ATGMs and its good armour, it is a capable frontline and support vehicle, being able to achieve long-range kills with its ATGM against both tanks and helicopters. For the latter threat, it can also utilise its AHEAD rounds from the 30 mm autocannon which are more capable at dealing with air threats.
 == General info ==

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 The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} Hungarian light tank {{Battle-rating}} in the Italian research tree. It was introduced in [[Update "Sons of Attila"]] as part of the Hungarian branch of the Italian tech tree.
-The KF41 is a modern IFV design from the German Rheinmetall company, exported to the Hungarian Army. It easily invites comparisons to the [[PUMA]] adopted by the Bundeswehr: both are large, heavily armoured vehicles with powerful engines and good transmissions that result in high mobility. They even feature the same 30 mm autocannon with APFSDS and AHEAD rounds. The main feature differences for this variant of the Lynx are a twin launcher for Spike fire-and-forget missiles and a unique AMAP-ADS hard-kill active protection system with scattered modules around the perimeter of the vehicle. However it lacks the PUMA's soft-kill APS, unmanned turret, and ERA/NERA, making it more vulnerable to attacks that the active protection system can't stop. Overall, the KF41 is a versatile, feature-packed IFV that can juggle multiple roles on the battlefield: standoff ATGM strikes and anti-helicopter duties on top of the basic flanking rushes.
+The KF41 is a modern IFV design from the German Rheinmetall company, exported to the Hungarian Army. It easily invites comparisons to the [[PUMA]] adopted by the Bundeswehr: both are large, heavily armoured vehicles with powerful engines and good transmissions that result in high mobility. They even feature the same 30 mm autocannon with APFSDS and AHEAD rounds. The main feature differences for this variant of the Lynx are a twin launcher for Spike fire-and-forget missiles and a unique AMAP-ADS hard-kill active protection system with scattered modules around the perimeter of the vehicle. However, it lacks the PUMA's soft-kill APS, unmanned turret, and ERA/NERA, making it more vulnerable to attacks that the active protection system can't stop. Overall, the KF41 is a versatile, feature-packed IFV that can juggle multiple roles on the battlefield: standoff ATGM strikes and anti-helicopter duties on top of the basic flanking rushes.
 == General info ==
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 {{Specs-Tank-Armour}}
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-Despite its contemporary design akin to the Puma IFV, the KF41 exhibits a notable shortfall in protection against conventional rounds, despite its capacity to intercept high-speed projectiles such as the DM53 and CL3143, which fall within the AMAP-ADS projectile speed threshold of 1,700 m/s. Nevertheless, it demonstrates commendable resilience against ATGMs and slower, high-caliber rounds, albeit exhibiting inconsistency in defense against non-missile or rocket projectiles. The inclusion of external fuel tanks positioned behind the Active Protection System serves to bolster armor capabilities, particularly against smaller caliber projectiles such as autocannons. However, the effectiveness of this additional protection is contingent upon various factors including impact angle, projectile type, and distance. The void spaces within the compartment enhance the vehicle's survivability, particularly when subjected to certain angles of attack.
+Despite its contemporary design akin to the Puma IFV, the KF41 exhibits a notable shortfall in protection against conventional rounds, despite its capacity to intercept high-speed projectiles such as the DM53 and CL3143, which fall within the AMAP-ADS projectile speed threshold of 1,700 m/s. Nevertheless, it demonstrates commendable resilience against ATGMs and slower, high-calibre rounds, albeit exhibiting inconsistency in defense against non-missile or rocket projectiles. The inclusion of external fuel tanks positioned behind the Active Protection System serves to bolster armour capabilities, particularly against smaller calibre projectiles such as autocannons. However, the effectiveness of this additional protection is contingent upon various factors including impact angle, projectile type, and distance. The void spaces within the compartment enhance the vehicle's survivability, particularly when subjected to certain angles of attack.
 Similar to the Puma, the crew compartment is compartmentalized, with the entire rear section, designated for infantry, remaining unoccupied. However, the absence of an unmanned turret represents a significant drawback, severely limiting the vehicle's ability to engage adversaries safely by exposing only the turret. A direct hit on the turret would result in near-immediate incapacitation. The primary survivability feature of the KF41 lies in its mobility and speed, enabling it to swiftly navigate the battlefield, evading enemy fire particularly in strategic chokepoints.
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-{{tankMobility|abMinHp=1,790|rbMinHp=1,022}}The mobility of the KF41 falls short when compared to similar armored vehicles. Even heavily armored counterparts like the T-80BVM and Leopard 2 series boast higher top speeds and overall mobility, highlighting the KF41's relatively lackluster performance in combat, evidenced by its power-to-weight ratio of 26.3, in contrast to the T-80BVM's 27.2. Nonetheless, it maintains a respectable level of mobility, enabling the vehicle to swiftly navigate the periphery of the battlefield and deliver flanking maneuvers against enemy vehicles.
+{{tankMobility|abMinHp=1,790|rbMinHp=1,022}}
 === Modifications and economy ===
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 {{Specs-Tank-Weapon|2}}
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-{{main|MK 30-2/ABM (30 mm)}}The KF41 is equipped with the Mauser MK 30 30mm automatic cannon, renowned for its powerful ammunition type and decent firing rate. While it may lack effectiveness against armored vehicles in direct engagements, it proves highly advantageous for flanking maneuvers and short-range anti-aircraft defense against helicopters or slow-moving, low-flying enemy jets. Operating within a group, it becomes instrumental in targeting critical components such as tracks or cannon barrels, thereby supporting allies engaged in frontal combat. It is advisable to utilize the APFSDS belt in most situations, reserving the AHEAD frag belt for engagements with aircraft or lightly armored vehicles.
+{{main|MK 30-2/ABM (30 mm)}}
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-{{main|Spike-LR2MR}}The KF41 is outfitted with Spike-LR2MR IR fire-and-forget missiles, which exhibit a somewhat inconsistent reliability. While they offer the potential as stand-off weapons effective against heavily armored targets as well as slow-moving, low-flying aircraft, their reliability can vary based on several factors including the target's speed, launch angle, distance, and the carrier's velocity. Despite featuring a small warhead, they can inflict significant damage on enemy tanks upon successful penetration. The positioning of the launcher enables quasi No Line-of-Sight launches and top-down attacks, contingent upon factors and the target's exposure level, albeit rendering the missile ineffective at distances shorter than 400m. Additionally, their capability for top-down attacks may encounter limitations, particularly against combat vehicles like Russian tanks equipped with additional ERA on the roof or heavily protected tanks featuring NERA components on the roof like the Strv 122 or Leopard 2A7. In summary, the Spike-LR2MR relies heavily on chance for its effectiveness.
+{{main|Spike-LR2MR}}
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 == Usage in battles ==
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-The KF41can be likened to a larger-scale R3 T20 in its operational approach. Despite its armor offering limited protection against only certain types of threats, its agility and firepower lend themselves to a range of roles. In addition to its primary functions of flanking enemy positions and providing "combat medical" assistance, the KF41 excels as a platform for suppressive fire, capable of keeping adversaries pinned down while allies maneuver for advantageous positions. Furthermore, its designation as a budget anti-aircraft asset its adaptability in countering aerial threats, albeit with some limitations. While not equipped with the extensive defense systems of dedicated anti-aircraft platforms, its weaponry and its built-in IRST make it a formidable deterrent against helicopters and low-flying aircraft. On large scale battlefields like the Fields of Sinai, the KF41 emerges as a potent sniper unit, utilizing its Spike missiles to engage targets at extended ranges with precision and lethality. The strategic advantage of such long-range engagement capabilities cannot be overstated, allowing the KF41 to disrupt the enemy and neutralize high-value targets from afar. It's worth noting that while the KF41's Active Protection System provides an additional layer of defense, its reliability may vary in ground combat scenarios. However, commanders should always consider its potential effectiveness, particularly when facing off against airborne threats, where the APS can provide critical protection against incoming munitions.
+The KF41 can be likened to a larger-scale [[R3 T20 FA-HS|R3 T20]] in its operational approach. Despite its armour offering limited protection against only certain types of threats, its agility and firepower lend themselves to a range of roles. In addition to its primary functions of flanking enemy positions and providing "combat medical" assistance, the KF41 excels as a platform for suppressive fire, capable of keeping adversaries pinned down while allies manoeuvre for advantageous positions. Furthermore, its designation as a budget anti-aircraft asset its adaptability in countering aerial threats, albeit with some limitations. While not equipped with the extensive defense systems of dedicated anti-aircraft platforms, its weaponry and its built-in IRST make it a formidable deterrent against helicopters and low-flying aircraft. On large scale battlefields like the Fields of Sinai, the KF41 emerges as a potent sniper unit, utilizing its Spike missiles to engage targets at extended ranges with precision and lethality. The strategic advantage of such long-range engagement capabilities cannot be overstated, allowing the KF41 to disrupt the enemy and neutralize high-value targets from afar. It's worth noting that while the KF41's Active Protection System provides an additional layer of defense, its reliability may vary in ground combat scenarios. However, commanders should always consider its potential effectiveness, particularly when facing off against airborne threats, where the APS can provide critical protection against incoming munitions.
 === Pros and cons ===
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 The vehicle was first unveiled in its lighter KF31 configuration in June 2016 at the Eurosatory exhibition. This debut was soon followed by the heavier KF41 variant, unveiled at the same event in 2018. By 2020, Rheinmetall had entered negotiations with several potential operators, including Australia, the Czech Republic, and the United States. Hungary became the KF41's first official operator in September of that year, placing an order for 218 vehicles.
-From [[wt:en/news/8458-development-kf41-the-majestic-lynx-en|Devblog]]
+- ''[[wt:en/news/8458-development-kf41-the-majestic-lynx-en|Devblog]]''
 == Media ==
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 * [https://live.warthunder.com/feed/camouflages/?vehicle=it_kf_41 Skins and camouflages for the {{PAGENAME}} from live.warthunder.com.]
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