Not really, a bit of crew/shore maintenance fail is better than some fundamental flaw in the design/manufacture of the engine.
Its not awesome but its fixable.
Its not awesome but its fixable.
hoom wrote:Not really, a bit of crew/shore maintenance fail is better than some fundamental flaw in the design/manufacture of the engine.
Its not awesome but its fixable.
Isos wrote:It was in syria since a long time. A small ship operated that far and that long will have those sort of issues. Maybe towing was cheaper solution than using a plane or a ship to bring only oil and then use its own propulsion to go back
hoom wrote:Weird, maybe had issue on approach/entry to Bosphorus -> tow but sorted it out after they got into Black Sea?
hoom wrote:According to PPL at Balancer not the engines but a gearbox/es that didn't get oiled
So 8th has actually been launched, should presumably be on the way down-river soonish then, 9th should be launched fairly soon if its going to be in service in 2019.in construction at the Zelenodolsk plant, the MRCs of this type are “Ingushetia” (factory number 638, was laid down on August 29, 2014, and launched in spring 2018) and Grayvoron (factory number 639, was laid down on April 10, 2015). Putting them into operation the Navy is expected in 2019.
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Zelenodolsk started construction of the MRC Grad (factory number 640, laid April 24, 2017), Naro-Fominsk (factory number 641, laid down on February 23, 2018) and Stavropol (factory number 642, laid July 12, 2018). Now putting them into operation the Navy is expected in the years 2021-2023
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Small missile ships of the project 21631 “Buyan-M” will equip the new radar with an active phased array and the Pantsir-SM anti-aircraft missile and cannon complex, which will provide the highest level of security. On this Monday, October 10, reportedNews with reference to a source in the Navy
GunshipDemocracy wrote:ok so how many Kaliber capable Byuans will be built for BSF? AFAIK 6 + 6 Karakurts this gives 48 launch tubes for Kalibr/Yakhont/Zircon missiles. IMHO should be enough to take down CSG in foreseeable future.
AFAIK in Soviet times 2x949 salovs with Granits without nuclear warheads, was to take down the whole CSG.
AFAIK in Soviet times 2x949 salovs with Granits without nuclear warheads, was to take down the whole CSG.
Hole wrote:Project 949 = Oscar class.
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