datos tecnicos de submarinos

[genesis]

Al principio de la campaña te dan a elegir tres submarinos, y a mi lo que gustaria seber son las caracteristicas de cada uno para poder elegir sin tener que empezar una campaña con los tres para ver como son, algo como en el sh3 que te decia la velocidad, autonomia, tripulantes... todo!

Alguien sabe donde se encuentran esos datos sobre los sub? he mirado en el museo y no aparece nada de nada de datos, ni siquiera aparecen la clase de sub con la que empiezas la campaña.

Si alguien se entera de algo, por aqui estare. saludos camaradas.

[rcruz63]

Tampoco viene información sobre los torpedos ¿que son el tipo 14 o el 10?

He encontrado una página web en alemán donde vienen los tipos de submarinos, se entiende más o menos...

http://www.aotd-flottille.de/phpkit/inc ... tentid=374

Espero sirva, aquí hay amables compañeros que dominan el alemán, es posible que pudieran traducirla...

ClNa U2, Raúl

[Er_Duke]

Tampoco viene información sobre los torpedos ¿que son el tipo 14 o el 10?

He encontrado una página web en alemán donde vienen los tipos de submarinos, se entiende más o menos...

http://www.aotd-flottille.de/phpkit/inc ... tentid=374

Espero sirva, aquí hay amables compañeros que dominan el alemán, es posible que pudieran traducirla...

ClNa U2, Raúl

Buen enlace.
Parece que las características, excepto las del tipo S 18, son bastante similares en cuanto tamaño, velocidad y alcance en NM.

La campaña la empezaré con el más chunguillo, para así poder notar el cambio y tener un incentivo a la hora de jubilar el Sub.

Ale, un saludo cameraden.

[rcruz63]

A ver que tal

Tipo S 18
Desplazamiento 930 tons
Longitud 66.8 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 13 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 9 kn
Autonomia 3420 Nm
Tubos delanteros 4
Tubos traseros -/
Torpedos transportados 12

Tipo Tambor (1941)
Desplazamiento 1475 tons
Longitud 93.6 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 20,4 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 8,75 kn
Autonomia 11000 Nm
Tubos delanteros 6
Tubos traseros 4
Torpedos transportados 24


Tipo Salmon (1941)
Desplazamiento 1435 tons
Longitud 93.8 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 21 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 9 kn
Autonomia 11000 Nm
Tubos delanteros 4
Tubos traseros 4
Torpedos transportados 24


Tipo Salmon (1941)
Desplazamiento 1435 tons
Longitud 93.8 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 21 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 9 kn
Autonomia 11000 Nm
Tubos delanteros 4
Tubos traseros 4
Torpedos transportados 24


Tipo Gato (1941)
Desplazamiento 1526 tons
Longitud 95 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 21 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 9 kn
Autonomia 11000 Nm
Tubos delanteros 6
Tubos traseros 4
Torpedos transportados 24


Tipo Porpoise (1942)
Desplazamiento 1310 tons
Longitud 91.7 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 19 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 8 kn
Autonomia 6000 Nm
Tubos delanteros 4
Tubos traseros 2
Torpedos transportados 16


Tipo Sargo (1943)
Desplazamiento 1450 tons
Longitud 94.6 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 21 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 8,75 kn
Autonomia 11000 Nm
Tubos delanteros 4
Tubos traseros 4
Torpedos transportados 24


Tipo Balao (1943)
Desplazamiento 1525 tons
Longitud 95 m
Max. Velocidad emergido 20.25 kn
Max. Velocidad sumergido 8,75 kn
Autonomia 11000 Nm
Tubos delanteros 6
Tubos traseros 4
Torpedos transportados 24

[Blitz U-57]

Completo:


Porpoise Class Submarine: Laid down, 27 October 1933, at Portsmouth Navy Yard, Kittery, ME.; Launched, 20 June 1935; Commissioned USS Porpoise (SS-172), 15 August 1935; Decommissioned, 15 November 1945; Laid up in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet; Placed in service as a Naval Reserve Training Ship at Houston, TX, 8 May 1947; Placed out of service and simultaneously struck from the Naval Register, 13 August 1956; Final Disposition, sold for scrapping, 14 May 1957, to Southern Scrap Material Co., Ltd., New Orleans, LA. Porpoise earned 5 battle stars for World War II service.

Specifications: Displacement, Surfaced: 1,310 t., Submerged: 1,934 t.; Length 301' ; Beam 24' 11"; Draft 13' 1"; Speed, Surfaced 19 kts, Submerged 8 kts; Maximum Operating Depth 250'; Complement 5 Officers, 45 Enlisted; Armament, six 21" torpedo tubes, four forward, two aft, 18 torpedoes, one 3"/50 deck gun, two .50 cal. machine guns, two .30 cal. machine guns; Propulsion, diesel-electric drive, Winton Engine Co., diesel engines, 4300hp, Fuel Capacity, 93,129 gal., Elliot Motor Company electric motors, 2,085 hp, Battery Cells, 240, twin propellers.



Salmon Class Submarine: Laid down, 15 April 1936, at Electric Boat Company, Groton, CT.; Launched, 12 June 1937; Commissioned, USS Salmon (SS-182), 15 March 1938; Decommissioned, 24 September 1945; Struck from the Naval Register, 11 October 1945; Final Disposition, scrapped 4 April 1946. Salmon earned nine battle stars for World War II service in the Asiatic-Pacific area.

Specifications: Displacement, Surfaced: 1,449 t., Submerged: 2,198 t.; Length 308' ; Beam 26' 1"; Draft 14' 2"; Speed, Surfaced 21 kts, Submerged 9 kts; Complement 5 Officers 50 Enlisted; Armament, eight 21" torpedo tubes, 24 torpedoes, one 3"/50 deck gun, two .50 caliber machine guns, two .30 caliber machine guns; Propulsion, diesel-electric, four Hoover, Owens, Rentschler Co. diesel engines, (replaced in 1943-1944 with four General Motors 278A diesel engines), 5,500 hp, Fuel Capacity, 96,025 gals. four Elliot Motor Co. electric motors, 3,300 hp, Battery Cells 252, twin propellers.




Sargo Class Submarine: Laid down, 12 May 1937, at Electric Boat Co., Groton, CT.; Launched, 6 June 1938; Commissioned, USS Sargo (SS-188), 7 February 1939; Decommissioned, 22 June 1946, at Mare Island Navy Yard, Vallejo, CA.; Struck from the Naval Register, 19 July 1946; Final Disposition, sold for scrapping, 19 May 1947, to Learner Co., of California. Sargo was awarded eight battle stars for her service in World War II and received the Philippine Presidential Unit Citation.

Specifications: Displacement, Surfaced: 1,450 t., Submerged: 2,350 t.; Length 310' ; Beam 27' 1"; Draft 13' 8"; Speed, Surfaced 20 kts, Submerged 7.75 kts; Max Operating Depth, 250'; Complement 5 Officers 50 Enlisted; Armament, eight 21" torpedo tubes, 24 torpedoes, one 3"/50 deck gun, two .50 caliber machine guns, two .30 caliber machine guns; Propulsion, diesel-electric, four Hoover, Owens, Rentschler Co. diesel engines, (replaced in 1943-1944 with four General Motors 278A diesel engines), 5,500 hp, Fuel Capacity, 90,000 gals. four General Electric Co. electric motors, 2,740 hp, Battery Cells 252, twin propellers.


Tambor Class Submarine: Laid down, 16 January 1939, at Electric Boat Co., Groton, CT.; Launched, 20 December 1939; Commissioned, USS Tambor (SS-198), 3 June 1940; Decommissioned, 10 December 1945, at Portsmouth, NH; Laid up in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet; Placed in service and assigned to Naval Reserve Training Center, Detroit, MI., from April 1947 to 1959; Struck from the Naval Register, 1 September 1959; Final Disposition, sold for scrapping. Tambor received 11 battle stars for World War II service.

Specifications: Displacement, Surfaced: 1,475 t., Submerged: 2,370 t.; Length 307' 2" ; Beam 27' 3"; Draft 13' 3"; Speed, Surfaced 20 kts, Submerged 8 kts; Max. Depth Limit 250'; Complement 5 Officers 54 Enlisted; Armament, ten 21" torpedo tubes, six forward, four aft, 24 torpedoes, one 3"/50 deck gun, two .50 caliber machine guns, two .30 caliber machine guns; Propulsion, diesel-electric, four General Motors diesel engines, 5,400 hp, Fuel Capacity 93.993 gal., four General Electric motors, 2,740 hp, Battery Cells, 252, two propellers.


Gar Class Submarine: Laid down, 27 December 1939, at the Electric Boat Co., Groton, CT.; Launched, 7 November 1940; Commissioned, USS Gar (SS-206), 14 April 1941; Decommissioned, 11 December 1945 at Portsmouth Navy Yard, Portsmouth, NH; Laid up in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet; Modified at Portsmouth Navy Yard, for duty as a Naval Reserve Training vessel in September-October 1948; Assigned to the 4th Naval District at Cleveland, O., 28 November 1948; Struck from the Naval Register, 29 May 1959; Final Disposition, sold for scrapping, 18 November 1959 to Acme Scrap Iron and Metal Co. Gar received eleven battle stars for World War II service.

Specifications: Displacement, Surfaced: 1,475 t., Submerged: 2,370 t.; Length 307' 2"; Beam 27' 3"; Draft 13' 3"; Speed, Surfaced 20 kts, Submerged 8.75 kts; Complement 5 Officers, 54 Enlisted; Armament, ten 21" torpedo tubes, 24 torpedoes, one 3"/50 dual purpose deck gun, two .50 cal. machine guns, two .30 cal. machine guns; Propulsion, diesel-electric, four General Motors Co., diesel engines, 5.400 hp, Fuel Capacity, 96,365 gals., four General Electric Co., electric motors, 2,740 hp, Battery cells 252, twin propellers.


Gato Class Submarine: Laid down, 5 October 1940, at Electric Boat Co., Groton, CT.; Launched, 21 August 1941; Commissioned USS Gato (SS-212), 31 December 1941; Decommissioned, 16 March 1946, at New York Naval Shipyard; Placed in service as a Naval Reserve Training vessel at New York and later Baltimore.; Placed out of service and struck from the Naval Register, 1 March 1960; Final Disposition, sold for scrapping, 25 July 1960, to Northern Metals Co., Philadelphia, PA. Gato received the Presidential Unit Citation and 13 battle stars for service in World War II.

Specifications: Displacement, Surfaced: 1,526 t., Submerged: 2,424 t.; Length 311' 9"; Beam 27' 3"; Draft 15' 3"; Speed, Surfaced 20.25 kts, Submerged 8.75 kts; Complement 6 Officers 54 Enlisted; Operating Depth, 300 ft; Submerged Endurance, 48 hrs at 2 kts; Patrol Endurance 75 days; Cruising Range, 11,000 miles surfaced at 10 kts; Armament, ten 21" torpedo tubes, six forward, four aft, 24 torpedoes, one 3"/50 deck gun, two .50 cal. machine guns, two .30 cal. machine guns; Propulsion, diesel electric reduction gear with four General Motors main generator engines, HP 5400, Fuel Capacity, 97,140 gals., four General Electric main motors, HP 2740, two 126-cell main storage batteries, twin propellers.


Balao Class Submarine: Laid down, 26 June 1942, at Portsmouth Navy Yard, Kittery, ME; Launched, 27 October 1942; Commissioned USS Balao (SS-285), 4 February 1943; Decommissioned, 20 August 1946, at the Naval Submarine Base, New London, CT.; Laid up in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet, New London Group; Recommissioned, 4 March 1952; Redesignated Auxiliary Research Submarine (AGSS-285), in 1960; Decommissioned, 11 July 1963; Struck from the Naval Register, 1 August 1963; Final Disposition sunk as a target, 4 September 1963 off Charleston, SC.; Conning Tower and shears removed prior to sinking as a target for display at the Navy Memorial Museum, Washington, DC.Balao received nine battle stars for her World War II service.

Specifications: Displacement, Surfaced: 1,526 t., Submerged: 2,414 t.; Length 311' 9"; Beam 27' 3"; Draft 15' 3"; Speed, Surfaced 20.25 kts, Submerged 8.75 kts; Cruising Range, 11,000 miles surfaced at 10kts; Submerged Endurance, 48 hours at 2kts; Operating Depth Limit, 400 ft; Complement 6 Officers 60 Enlisted; Armament, ten 21" torpedo tubes, six forward, four aft, 24 torpedoes, one 4"/50 deck gun, one 40mm gun, two .50 cal. machine guns; Patrol Endurance 75 days; Propulsion, diesel-electric reduction gear with four General Motors main generator diesel engines, 5,400 hp, Fuel Capacity 94,400 gal., four General Electric main motors with 2,740 hp, two 126-cell main storage batteries, two propellers.




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