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Re: Independent Federation of Australia AU

#241 Post by acelanceloet »

Glass reinforced plastic moulded in a single monocoque skin with no ribs or framework? why no frames? you can make your construction half the weight if you include frames, if not more.

also, seeing that one large propeller is more efficient, why 2 propellers on one diesel? if they are electrically coupled I can understand it though.
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#242 Post by LEUT_East »

Some minor changes to the Rockhampton Class FFG.

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#243 Post by LEUT_East »

acelanceloet wrote:Glass reinforced plastic moulded in a single monocoque skin with no ribs or framework? why no frames? you can make your construction half the weight if you include frames, if not more.

also, seeing that one large propeller is more efficient, why 2 propellers on one diesel? if they are electrically coupled I can understand it though.
The hull construction is in accordance with the "real life" Huon Class. And yes, the two props are coupled to the single diesel. I was going to run with two azipods at the rear instead of the shaft props. Might still use the azipod option though.
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#244 Post by LEUT_East »

Tibrogargan Class Landing Craft Heavy

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#245 Post by GLACIESFIRE »

Wonderful as always!!!
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#246 Post by Rodondo »

Seconded though I'm wondering about the topweight LEUT
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#247 Post by eswube »

Very nice landing craft!
Wouldn't the propellers in tunnels (or some other "covered" arrangement) be more practical?
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#248 Post by LEUT_East »

Modified BAM Class OPV

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Type: Offshore patrol vessel/Australian outer territory support
Complement: 4 Officers and 35 non-commissioned + 10 flight personnel
Displacement: 1,900 tonnes
Length: 95 metres
Beam: 14 metres
Draft: 3.6 metres
Propulsion: 2 shafts, 2 x V1716 T2 MSD diesel Isotta Fraschini, variable pitch propellers, 1 x bow thruster, 3 x Caterpillar diesel electricity generators
Speed: 22 knots (41 km/h; 25 mph)
Range: 6,000 nautical miles (11,000 km; 6,900 mi) at 15 knots (28 km/h; 17 mph)
Search Radar: EADS TRS-3D Air Search Radar
Fire Control: Thales STIR STING EO Director
Armament: 1 x 76mm OTO Melara (stealth mount) automatic gun, 2 x M2HB QCB .50 calibre Browning machine guns
Aircraft carried: 1 x Eurocopter EC155
Vehicle Deck Capacity: 6 x containers or 6 x 6 wheel drive military trucks or a combination of both.
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#249 Post by Philbob »

by BAM does that mean its part of the Spanish Navy's BAM family?
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#250 Post by LEUT_East »

Philbob wrote:by BAM does that mean its part of the Spanish Navy's BAM family?
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