Ship:Friedrich der Grosse

IX

15,900,000

Friedrich der Grosse — Germany Tech Tree Tier IX Battleship.

In 1938 and 1939, a plan for the modernization and expansion of the German fleet was developed. Six new battleships were supposed to become the core of the fleet—modernized versions of the Bismarck-class battleships with a diesel power plant and increased gun caliber of up to 406 mm. In July 1939, the keel of the first ship was laid down at the Blohm & Voss shipyard in Hamburg, and in September, the construction of the second one began in Bremen. With the outbreak of World War II, construction was suspended and then canceled.

Pros

High survivability
High rate of fire
High secondary battery gun efficiency
Enhanced Hydroacoustic Search consumable

Cons

High detectability
Low maneuverability

Ship Stats

Hull Information

Main Battery

Secondary Battery

Airstrike

AA Defense

Compatible Upgrades

Slot 1
Slot 2
Slot 3
Slot 4
Slot 5
Slot 6

Consumables

Slot 1: Damage Control Party  (15.0s action, 80.0s cooldown)
Slot 2: Repair Party  (4 charges, 28.0s action, 80.0s cooldown, 362.5 hp/s)
Slot 3: Spotting Aircraft  (4 charges, 100.0s action, 240.0s cooldown) or Patrol Fighter  (3 charges, 60.0s action, 90.0s cooldown)
Slot 4: Hydroacoustic Search  (3 charges, 120.0s action, 120.0s cooldown)

Gallery

SURVIVABILITY	Friedrich der Große (A)	Friedrich der Große (B)
• Hit Points	72500	84300
• Torpedo protection damage reduction (%)	25%

ARMOR DETAIL
• Belt (mm)	300mm
• Deck (mm)	50-80mm
• Superstructure (mm)	19mm
• Extremities (mm)	32mm

MANEUVERABILITY	Friedrich der Große (A)	Friedrich der Große (B)
• Maximum speed (kt)	30.0	30.0
• Turning circle radius (m)	940	940
• Rudder-shift time (sec)	24.5	17.5

CONCEALMENT	Friedrich der Große (A)	Friedrich der Große (B)
• Detectability by sea (km)	16.76	16.76
• Detectability by air (km)	10.0	10.0
• Detectability after firing main guns in smoke (km)	17.2
• Detectability by depths (km)	10.0	10.0

MAIN BATTERY	406 mm/52 SK C/34 on a Drh LC/34 mount	420 mm/48 SK C/40 on a Drh LC/34 mount
• Arrangement	4×2 406mm	4×2 420mm
• Firing range (km)	18.47	18.47
• Reload time (sec)	26.0	29.0
• Rate of fire (shots/min)	2.3	2.1
• 180° turn time (sec)	32.7

DISPERSION
• Dispersion type	Standard BB dispersion
• Dispersion formula	Dispersion (m) = 10 × range(km) + 60
• Sigma	1.8
• Maximum dispersion (m)	244
• Dispersion at 5 km	110
• Dispersion at 10 km	160
• Dispersion at 15 km	210
• Dispersion at 18.47 km	245

HE SHELL	Friedrich der Große (A)	Friedrich der Große (B)
• Name	406 mm Spr.Gr. L/4.4 Kz.	420 mm Spr.Gr. L/4.6 Kz.
• Maximum damage	4800	5000
• Fire chance (%)	38.0%	41.0%
• Shell velocity (m/s)	810	800
• Shell weight (kg)	1030	1220
• Penetration (mm)	102	105

AP SHELL	Friedrich der Große (A)	Friedrich der Große (B)
• Name	406 mm P.Spr.Gr. L/4.4	420 mm P.Spr.Gr. L/4.6
• Maximum damage	12700	13500
• Shell velocity (m/s)	810	800
• Shell weight (kg)	1030	1220
• Fuse time (sec)	0.033
• Ricochet start (°)	45
• Always ricochet (°)	60
• Normalisation (°)	6
• Arming threshold (mm)	68

SECONDARY ARMAMENT 1
• Shell type	HE
• Name	150 mm Spr.Gr. L/4.5
• Arrangement	6x2 150mm
• Rate of fire (shots/min)	48.0
• Maximum damage	1700
• Shell velocity (m/s)	875
• Penetration (mm)	38
• Fire chance (%)	8.0%

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