Rio de Janeiro | Friendly-Helpers

Rio de Janeiro — Pan-America · Tier V · Battleship

In 1906, Brazil, striving to become the country with the strongest navy on the continent, ordered three ironclads from Great Britain. The development of one of them was delayed, mainly due to disputes about weapons. As a result, it was decided to arm the ship with fourteen 305 mm guns in seven turrets, which made her the record holder for the total number of her main battery barrels. Rio de Janeiro was laid down in 1911, but the Brazilian government was forced to sell the ship due to the economic situation. The battleship was acquired by the Ottoman Empire, which planned to put her into operation under the name "Sultan Osman." However, due to the outbreak of World War I, the ship was "leased" by the British government and joined the Royal Navy as HMS Agincourt.

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Ship Data

Basic Data

Hit points 48,400

Maximum speed 22 knots

Rudder shift time 13.4 seconds

Turning circle 670 metres

Main Battery

Main guns 305 mm/45 Mk.XIII on a 12in "Special" mount (7 turrets)

AP Overmatch bis 21 mm

Reload time 31 s

Range 16.1 km

Rate of fire 1.9 rounds/minute

Dispersion 221 m

Sigma 1.7

Turret traverse time 45 s

AP Maximum damage 8,100

HE Maximum damage 5,200

Torpedoes & Secondaries

Torpedo launchers 0

Torpedo range –

Torpedo speed –

Torpedo damage –

Secondary mounts 28

Secondary range 5 km

Brandwahrscheinlichkeit Secondaries HE 12 %

Concealment & Economy

Ship / aircraft / submarine 14.3 km / 10 km / 10 km

After firing main guns in smoke 11.38 km

Premium ship Yes

Special ship No

Price 3,500 Doubloons

AA mounts 0

Main Battery & Ballistics

Main Battery · Stock Configuration

Mounts × barrels 7 × 2

Calibre 305 mm

Reload time 31 s

Range 16.1 km

Horizontal dispersion 221 m

Vertical dispersion 132.6 m

180° traverse time 45 s

Sigma 1.7

HE · 305 mm HE Mk IIa

Alpha damage 5,200 HP

Calibre 305 mm

Shell mass 386 kg

Muzzle velocity 831 m/s

Air drag coefficient 0.44

HE-Durchschlag 76 mm

Fire chance 32 %

AP · 305 mm AP Mk VIa

Alpha damage 8,100 HP

Calibre 305 mm

Shell mass 389.8 kg

Muzzle velocity 831 m/s

Air drag coefficient 0.44

Krupp value 2,187

Fuse time 0.015 s

Fuse arming threshold 51 mm

Ricochet starts at 45 °

Guaranteed ricochet from 60 °

Secondary Battery

152 mm Secondary battery

Mounts × barrels 18 × 1

Range 4.96 km

Reload time 10 s

180° traverse time 3 s

Horizontal dispersion 312.72 m

Vertical dispersion 312.72 m

Ammunition HE

Alpha damage 2,200 HP

Muzzle velocity 914 m/s

HE-Durchschlag 25 mm

Fire chance 12 %

76 mm Secondary battery

Mounts × barrels 10 × 1

Range 4.96 km

Reload time 5 s

180° traverse time 3 s

Horizontal dispersion 312.72 m

Vertical dispersion 312.72 m

Ammunition HE

Alpha damage 1,100 HP

Muzzle velocity 823 m/s

HE-Durchschlag 13 mm

Fire chance 4 %

Anti-Aircraft Defence

AA group 1

Total mounts 28

Mounts contributing to AA 0

ASW Air Support

ASW Air Support · Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer

Aircraft HP 2,000 HP

Attack speed 167 kn

Squadron size 9 Aircraft

Attacking flight 1 Aircraft

Projectiles per attack 1

Initial aircraft 14 Aircraft

Maximum aircraft 14 Aircraft

Restoration 1 Aircraft

Restoration time 51 s

Restoration model Individual aircraft restoration

Armament 350 lb Depth Bomb

Ammunition Depth charge

Maximum damage 2,900 HP

Available attacks 1

Reload time 20 s

Deployment distance 0.5–8 km

Interval 2 s

Armour