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110 foot Coastal Mine Hunter
Swiftships 110 foot Coastal Mine Hunter is a twin z-drive diesel powered vessel. The hull and superstructure are of fiberglass reinforced plastic (GRP) craft. This vessel is designed to be utilized as a minehunting/countermeasures craft with a secondary mission of route surveying. This vessel will perform in open ocean operations up to Sea State 3. The hull is constructed of solid laminate skin with foam frames and designed shock capacity.
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Length (Overall)
110 Feet 0 Inches (34.9 meters)
Maximum Beam
27 Feet 0 Inches (8.57 meters)
Draft
8 Feet 0 Inches (2.5 meters)
Water Capacity
2,500 Gallons
Fuel Capacity
6,500 Gallons
Max Speed (normal load)
12.4 Knots
MACHINERY
- Main Engines: Two (2) MTU 12V183TE61 magnetically treated diesel engines, rated 517 SHP each.
- Generators: Two (2) 85 KW 208 volt, 3 phase generators
- Propulsors: Two (2) Schottel SRP 300E Z drives.
- Optional features: Main engine package, conventional propulsion, generator package, arrangement, and electronic package.
NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATIONS
Line-of-site navigation system utilizing low power solid state transmitters, GPS, depth sounder, speed and distance log gyrocompass system. sound powered telephone, general announcing system, intercommunication system, long range and medium range bridge-to-bridge and bridge-to-shore HF and VHF transceivers, dynamic positioning system, and mine detecting sonar system.
ACCOMODATIONS
A 25 member personnel complement is recommended for normal operations. This includes one (1) Commanding Officer, four (4) officers, two (2) senior enlisted and eighteen (18) crew members.
ARMAMENT
M2 50 caliber machine guns located on the port and starboard focsle deck level.
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