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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: Intercontinental Arms Race: October 1945, Post-Battle
« on: January 15, 2019, 05:29:41 pm »
UF-SSN-45 "Zingel"
The Zingel is a large submarine that is 120 meters long with the hull made out of titanium and most of the internal workings of the sub out of steel. Specifically designed for speed and sinking enemy ships, the Zingel is special in specifically having a lead-bismuth nuclear reactor powering the craft instead of diesel electric. The sub has a teardrop shape and a six compartment design and has noticeably large rudder and diving planes at the back, with two more diving planes on the tower and the front of the craft. It is propelled through the water with three propellers, two small ones located near the end of the rear diving planes and one large main one between the two. The front of the sub has six torpedo tubes and is armed with special UF-TPD-45 'Narwhal' torpedoes which are based on the old dolphin torpedoes but made much longer to accommodate longer range, acoustic searching and a bigger warhead, though range is prioritized over the warhead, and its speed is, while fast, made to be less than that of the Zingel just in case it acquires the wrong target. The ship has also had attention done to its sonar, specifically to make it more advanced, using both a form of active and passive sonar, though the latter is prioritized. Additionally, it does have a radar mast it can use on the surface or at periscope depth, along with a periscope and a snorkel, though said snorkel is to allow the crew to have oxygen without surfacing and making the ship a easy target, in other words it is nothing like the kind a diesel sub would have. The ship should have a test depth of 300 meters under the water, a large supply of torpedoes, and a fairly sizable crew of around a hundred. The work on its special power plant is to be shared and worked with NEMO. The ship isn't given much in the way of noise damping, and as such it is likely to be detected by enemy sonar, but the idea is it would be fast enough to outrun anything that tries to sink it.
The Zingel is a large submarine that is 120 meters long with the hull made out of titanium and most of the internal workings of the sub out of steel. Specifically designed for speed and sinking enemy ships, the Zingel is special in specifically having a lead-bismuth nuclear reactor powering the craft instead of diesel electric. The sub has a teardrop shape and a six compartment design and has noticeably large rudder and diving planes at the back, with two more diving planes on the tower and the front of the craft. It is propelled through the water with three propellers, two small ones located near the end of the rear diving planes and one large main one between the two. The front of the sub has six torpedo tubes and is armed with special UF-TPD-45 'Narwhal' torpedoes which are based on the old dolphin torpedoes but made much longer to accommodate longer range, acoustic searching and a bigger warhead, though range is prioritized over the warhead, and its speed is, while fast, made to be less than that of the Zingel just in case it acquires the wrong target. The ship has also had attention done to its sonar, specifically to make it more advanced, using both a form of active and passive sonar, though the latter is prioritized. Additionally, it does have a radar mast it can use on the surface or at periscope depth, along with a periscope and a snorkel, though said snorkel is to allow the crew to have oxygen without surfacing and making the ship a easy target, in other words it is nothing like the kind a diesel sub would have. The ship should have a test depth of 300 meters under the water, a large supply of torpedoes, and a fairly sizable crew of around a hundred. The work on its special power plant is to be shared and worked with NEMO. The ship isn't given much in the way of noise damping, and as such it is likely to be detected by enemy sonar, but the idea is it would be fast enough to outrun anything that tries to sink it.
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