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Yugoslavia - RF33 Kotor Class Update #1194

Open nuk92 opened 2 years ago

nuk92 commented 2 years ago

DB Selector

DB3K

Baseline

1109, 1882 - RF 33 Kotor

Hypothetical

No

Name

VPBR 33 Kotor [Kotor Class] -- Yugoslavia [-1992] (Navy), 1988-1991, P-33 for Montenegro

Class

Kotor Class

Country

Yugoslavia, Serbia, Montenegro

Service

Navy

In Commission

1988-1991 (Yugoslavia), 1992-2006 (Serbia), 1992-2019 (Montenegro)

Length (m)

91.8

Beam (m)

11.7

Draft (m)

3.4

Standard Displacement (t)

1250

Full Displacement (t)

1492

Empty Displacement (t)

No response

Complement

107

Max Sea State

6

Primary Propulsion Type

Diesel

Propulsion

2x SEMT-Pielstick 12PA6V280 Diesels, 1x SGW Nikolajev MG8 Gas Turbine, CODAG

Fuel Capacity (kg)

292000

Flank Speed (kt)

34

Range (nm) at Speed (kt)

3000nm @ 23kts

Sensors

Mounts

Aircraft & Docking Facilities

No response

Comms/Datalinks

Ship Codes

Degaussed Steel Hull, Onboard Degaussing Gear (Magnetometer), Dual or Triple Stabilizers, Aluminum Superstructure Only

Comments

This is an in-depth update of the existing RF-33 Kotor. The Kotor class of ships were regarded as the most modern surface combatants stationed in the Adriatic Sea. While it was indeed inspired by the Koni class, the Kotor class isn't a copy. The entire design, the dimensions and configuration of ship compartments are mostly different. The Kotor doesn't have the second AK-726 gun on the stern. This extra room would originally have been used for torpedo launchers, but this upgrade never came to fruition.

Sources

Ratni Brodovi Jugoslavenske Ratne Mornarice 1945-1991, Zvonimir Freivogel, Zagreb 2021, ISBN: 9789533660042; page 105

page 5: https://wapi.gov.me/download/e3a50d4f-106e-4d45-a1fb-693f676c7dc9?version=1.0

first post: http://www.paluba.info/smf/index.php?topic=543.0

second post: http://www.paluba.info/smf/index.php?topic=100.msg399216#msg399216

4th post by leut, another vessel using the DLO-1 lwr: http://www.paluba.info/smf/index.php?topic=18469.0;wap2

6th post, http://www.paluba.info/smf/index.php?topic=100.msg101670;topicseen#msg101670:

Let me continue with the question from the topic about submarines. What are the experiences with PEL, ie sonar on VPBr? It was active, type "Argunj".

Seafox EW Suite: https://i.imgur.com/UXOiSu7.jpg

nuk92 commented 2 years ago

The two barrel like white radomes to the left and right of the mast are jammers, the elint receiver is at the top of the mast while rwr and lwr are spread across the ship.

rf-33-3

RF-33

rf-33-7