Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
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Singapore KC-135R now out of service #1854 so add out of service datas.
https://www.janes.com/article/92483/sin ... operations
Received first A-330 MRTT last year to replaces these. #4708 in database same. Maybe add cargo capacity toos.
https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/press-r ... sport.html
Thank you!
Singapore KC-135R now out of service #1854 so add out of service datas.
https://www.janes.com/article/92483/sin ... operations
Received first A-330 MRTT last year to replaces these. #4708 in database same. Maybe add cargo capacity toos.
https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/press-r ... sport.html
Thank you!
Don't call it a comeback...
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Pohang Export
Ok South Korea Export Po-hang corvettes all over place after retires
Add BRP Conrado Yap (PS-39)Phillipine Navy. Ex PCC-762 Chunju #141 in DB IOC 2019
https://www.janes.com/article/90598/phi ... vette-home
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pohang-class_corvette
Add HQ-18, HQ-20 Vietnam IOC 2019 Ex. PCC-761 and PCC-765 #141 in DB.
At least HQ-20 now have 2 quad mount SS-N-25 missiles installed.
https://defense-studies.blogspot.com/20 ... kh-35.html
https://i.redd.it/nkgiqd9xusw31.jpg
Egyptian Navy got one too. ENS Shbab Misr 2018. #141 in DB. Hull number is 1000
https://navaltoday.com/2017/10/26/egypt ... uth-korea/
https://www.indiannavy.nic.in/content/v ... ship-kochi
Thank!
Ok South Korea Export Po-hang corvettes all over place after retires
Add BRP Conrado Yap (PS-39)Phillipine Navy. Ex PCC-762 Chunju #141 in DB IOC 2019
https://www.janes.com/article/90598/phi ... vette-home
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pohang-class_corvette
Add HQ-18, HQ-20 Vietnam IOC 2019 Ex. PCC-761 and PCC-765 #141 in DB.
At least HQ-20 now have 2 quad mount SS-N-25 missiles installed.
https://defense-studies.blogspot.com/20 ... kh-35.html
https://i.redd.it/nkgiqd9xusw31.jpg
Egyptian Navy got one too. ENS Shbab Misr 2018. #141 in DB. Hull number is 1000
https://navaltoday.com/2017/10/26/egypt ... uth-korea/
https://www.indiannavy.nic.in/content/v ... ship-kochi
Thank!
Don't call it a comeback...
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Hi
Please adds Ukrainian Island B class buy from US Coast guard. Look like straight copies of #1737 in database
P-190 Sloviansk[Island B-Series] x 2 2019
https://twitter.com/Capt_Navy/status/11 ... 1504407552
Thank Yous!
Please adds Ukrainian Island B class buy from US Coast guard. Look like straight copies of #1737 in database
P-190 Sloviansk[Island B-Series] x 2 2019
https://twitter.com/Capt_Navy/status/11 ... 1504407552
Thank Yous!
Don't call it a comeback...
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Hellos
French decommission #2885 and sell to Argentine as ARA Bouchard. P 51. Maybe never in French services but tech demonstrator all along.
https://twitter.com/D__Mitch/status/1180925938525229058
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gowind-class_corvette
French decommission #2885 and sell to Argentine as ARA Bouchard. P 51. Maybe never in French services but tech demonstrator all along.
https://twitter.com/D__Mitch/status/1180925938525229058
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gowind-class_corvette
Don't call it a comeback...
Derby and Python Missing for F-5EM
F-5EM from Brazil (FAB) can carry the Derby missile and the Python 4.
DB480 does not contain.
Can you please add to the stores of the F-5EM?
Image in Air Superiority cfg:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/27374490@N04/4137184890
https://www.aereo.jor.br/2008/08/24/as- ... -do-f-5em/
https://www.aereo.jor.br/2010/11/04/f-5 ... python-iv/
Python 4:#1050
Derby: #457 (is already for example included for the Chile AF)
F-5EM: #2102
Thanks in advance!
Regards
Tiago
DB480 does not contain.
Can you please add to the stores of the F-5EM?
Image in Air Superiority cfg:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/27374490@N04/4137184890
https://www.aereo.jor.br/2008/08/24/as- ... -do-f-5em/
https://www.aereo.jor.br/2010/11/04/f-5 ... python-iv/
Python 4:#1050
Derby: #457 (is already for example included for the Chile AF)
F-5EM: #2102
Thanks in advance!
Regards
Tiago
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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
With provision for a remote controlled 30mm gun in Argentine service:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27Adroit_(patrouilleur)
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27Adroit_(patrouilleur)
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Spotted another China related mistake: The GAOFEN-4 Geostationary Satellite is misplaced on the other side of the earth. In reality, it hovers roughly over Singapore.
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
I saw Database in SQLite and it seems like those radars didn't have flag of frequency agile.
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I did so I can complain; is that right? (Or did I requested too much?)
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ORIGINAL: KC45
Found two of them!
Japanese OPS-14 Radar has Frequency Agility but not AESA/PESA radar.
1174 J/OPS-14A -- 1971
2993 J/OPS-14B -- 1975
2994 J/OPS-14C -- 1988
http://rightwing.sakura.ne.jp/equipment ... ps-14.html
AN/SPS-49 has them, too.
https://fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ship/we ... sps-49.htm
1618 AN/SPS-49(V)1 -- 1975
1617 AN/SPS-49(V)2
1616 AN/SPS-49(V)3
1615 AN/SPS-49(V)4
1644 AN/SPS-49(V)5 NTU
1600 AN/SPS-49(V)6
1614 AN/SPS-49(V)7 AEGIS
1822 AN/SPS-49(V)8
2308 AN/SPS-49(V)9
2674 AN/SPS-49A(V)1
ORIGINAL: Dimitris
Guys, we need more info on this. Afterwards don't complain that your favorite kit is missing this flag [;)]
I did so I can complain; is that right? (Or did I requested too much?)
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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/20 ... ith-japan/
additional reference for JSM for Japanese F-35A.
additional reference for JSM for Japanese F-35A.
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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
#2310 - SKR Admiral Sergey Gorshkov [Pr.2235.0] (Russia [1992-] - 2017)
#2816 - SKR Admiral Sergey Gorshkov [Pr.2235.0] (Russia [1992-] - 2019)
#3174 - SKR Admiral Flota Kasatonov [Pr.2235.0] (Russia [1992-] - 2019)
SA-N-22 Greyhound [Pantsir-M] and everything related to it(FCR Hot Shot [1RS2 Shlem], missiles and magazines for them) needs to be replaced with CADS-N-1 [Palash] but without adding SA-N-24 Grinch [9M337 Sosna-RA] missiles.
Reference images:
Palash AAA on the pr.2235.0 frigate.

Palash/Palma CIWS with Sosna missiles on Vietnamese Pr.1166.1E frigate.

Pantsir-M on the pr.22800(Karakurt-class) missile corvette.

#2816 - SKR Admiral Sergey Gorshkov [Pr.2235.0] (Russia [1992-] - 2019)
#3174 - SKR Admiral Flota Kasatonov [Pr.2235.0] (Russia [1992-] - 2019)
SA-N-22 Greyhound [Pantsir-M] and everything related to it(FCR Hot Shot [1RS2 Shlem], missiles and magazines for them) needs to be replaced with CADS-N-1 [Palash] but without adding SA-N-24 Grinch [9M337 Sosna-RA] missiles.
Reference images:
Palash AAA on the pr.2235.0 frigate.
Palash/Palma CIWS with Sosna missiles on Vietnamese Pr.1166.1E frigate.

Pantsir-M on the pr.22800(Karakurt-class) missile corvette.
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Hi
J-10C Loadouts
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 7334537216
Look like 1 loadout
LGB Light
2 JG-500B,1 K/JDC01Targeting Pod
2 empty spots AAM's certain
More Pictures
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 28/photo/2
JG-500B Info
https://chinese-military-aviation.blogs ... s-iii.html
Front Laser Designation Pod is K/JDC01
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-EKlp2mI7cdU/ ... 7A_22a.jpg
http://chinese-military-aviation.blogsp ... craft.html
KD-88
2 KD-88
1 Data link Target Pod
* Looks like all Chinese aircraf that carry KD-88 have this in loadout (JH-7's, J-16, H-6, J-10 etc)
2 PL-10
J-10C Loadouts
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 7334537216
Look like 1 loadout
LGB Light
2 JG-500B,1 K/JDC01Targeting Pod
2 empty spots AAM's certain
More Pictures
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 28/photo/2
JG-500B Info
https://chinese-military-aviation.blogs ... s-iii.html
Front Laser Designation Pod is K/JDC01
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-EKlp2mI7cdU/ ... 7A_22a.jpg
http://chinese-military-aviation.blogsp ... craft.html
KD-88
2 KD-88
1 Data link Target Pod
* Looks like all Chinese aircraf that carry KD-88 have this in loadout (JH-7's, J-16, H-6, J-10 etc)
2 PL-10
Don't call it a comeback...
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
JG-500B in general
Probably replace LT-2 (1st generation 500lb bomb) by this year or last
JH-7
https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-RPcAqSf2Dbg/ ... 7A_LGB.jpg
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ekptBYBZVQw/ ... GB-500.jpg
J-10C
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 7334537216
J-10B
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 28/photo/2
Probably replace LT-2 (1st generation 500lb bomb) by this year or last
JH-7
https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-RPcAqSf2Dbg/ ... 7A_LGB.jpg
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ekptBYBZVQw/ ... GB-500.jpg
J-10C
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 7334537216
J-10B
https://twitter.com/RupprechtDeino/stat ... 28/photo/2
Don't call it a comeback...
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Hello!
The general utility Blackhawks (UH-60A/L/M) should have the M130 General Purpose Dispenser for flares and chaff, as well as the appropriate version of the AN/ALQ-144 Countermeasures Set depending on age (Seems to be AN/ALQ-144 for UH-60A, AN/ALQ-144v1 for later A's and UH-60L.)
Unfortunately, the forum won't let me post links for having too few posts, but the FAS military analysis network website contains further info on the Blackhawk and AN/ALQ-144 pages.
Thanks!
The general utility Blackhawks (UH-60A/L/M) should have the M130 General Purpose Dispenser for flares and chaff, as well as the appropriate version of the AN/ALQ-144 Countermeasures Set depending on age (Seems to be AN/ALQ-144 for UH-60A, AN/ALQ-144v1 for later A's and UH-60L.)
Unfortunately, the forum won't let me post links for having too few posts, but the FAS military analysis network website contains further info on the Blackhawk and AN/ALQ-144 pages.
Thanks!
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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Hello friends.
Please increase the maximum range of the fifth generation RADS Spike NLOS missile to 30 kms. Well-known user, Colombia in its ARPIA IV helicopters as of 2018.
https://www.rafael.co.il/wp-content/upl ... e-NLOS.pdf
https://www.infodefensa.com/latam/2019/ ... acion.html

Please increase the maximum range of the fifth generation RADS Spike NLOS missile to 30 kms. Well-known user, Colombia in its ARPIA IV helicopters as of 2018.
https://www.rafael.co.il/wp-content/upl ... e-NLOS.pdf
https://www.infodefensa.com/latam/2019/ ... acion.html

RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
South Korean A330 MRTT designated as 'KC-330 Cygnus'. I hope it gets fixed soon.
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
The #3608 AIM-120D should have its name changed to MIM-120D with its "Range (anti-air):" value changed to 1-37.5 nautical miles in addition to the #3222 Thales Hawkei Veh receiving the ability to load the #2771 MIM-120C-7 and the #3502 MIM-9X.
Currently, the #3608 AIM-120D is an exact duplicate of the #51 AIM-120D, with the only difference between the two is the fact that the #3608 AIM-120D has only one default weapon carrier (the #3222 Thales Hawkei Veh.) They should not be identical since the Thales Hawkei uses a variant of the NASAMS (either the AIM-120C-7 [in the form of the #2771 MIM-120C-7] currently in service or the AIM-120D that's expected to enter service in Australia), which would not have the exact same effective range of an air launched missile (due to it being launched from a stationary position it's range is typically halved [as is properly demonstrated with the other entries for the NASAMS missiles in the database].)
Additionally, this specific variant of the NASAMS is the first that will also be able to fire the #2780 AIM-9X Block 2 in the form of the #3502 MIM-9X using a common ground rail on the HML or in the Mk 2 canister launcher.
Finally, the #3222 Thales Hawkei Veh has completely incorrect sensors (it's main radar is the obsolete and incompatible AN/FPS-66 when it should have the modern CEAOPS AESA radar [an evolution of the ship-mounted CEATAC radar], which will come mounted on an Army Rheinmetall HX77 8×8 truck, in addition to Raytheon’s AN/AAS-52 Multispectral Targeting System (MTS)-A [used for targeting the MIM-9X's], plus the Raytheon MTS-A electro-optical infrared (EO/IR) sensor will be mounted on a 5m telescopic mast in a housing on the back of a Hawkei PMV.)
A CEATAC radar prototype mounted on the back of a Hawkei vehicle.

Concept image of the 8x8 Truck with the expected CEA OPS radar mounted.

The Raytheon MTS-A electro-optical infrared (EO/IR) sensor.

Source: https://adbr.com.au/land-19-phase-7b-pr ... ed-nasams/ , https://www.janes.com/article/92613/aus ... nce-system , and https://www.monch.com/mpg/news/ew-c4i-c ... f-cea.html
Currently, the #3608 AIM-120D is an exact duplicate of the #51 AIM-120D, with the only difference between the two is the fact that the #3608 AIM-120D has only one default weapon carrier (the #3222 Thales Hawkei Veh.) They should not be identical since the Thales Hawkei uses a variant of the NASAMS (either the AIM-120C-7 [in the form of the #2771 MIM-120C-7] currently in service or the AIM-120D that's expected to enter service in Australia), which would not have the exact same effective range of an air launched missile (due to it being launched from a stationary position it's range is typically halved [as is properly demonstrated with the other entries for the NASAMS missiles in the database].)
Additionally, this specific variant of the NASAMS is the first that will also be able to fire the #2780 AIM-9X Block 2 in the form of the #3502 MIM-9X using a common ground rail on the HML or in the Mk 2 canister launcher.
Finally, the #3222 Thales Hawkei Veh has completely incorrect sensors (it's main radar is the obsolete and incompatible AN/FPS-66 when it should have the modern CEAOPS AESA radar [an evolution of the ship-mounted CEATAC radar], which will come mounted on an Army Rheinmetall HX77 8×8 truck, in addition to Raytheon’s AN/AAS-52 Multispectral Targeting System (MTS)-A [used for targeting the MIM-9X's], plus the Raytheon MTS-A electro-optical infrared (EO/IR) sensor will be mounted on a 5m telescopic mast in a housing on the back of a Hawkei PMV.)
A CEATAC radar prototype mounted on the back of a Hawkei vehicle.

Concept image of the 8x8 Truck with the expected CEA OPS radar mounted.

The Raytheon MTS-A electro-optical infrared (EO/IR) sensor.

Source: https://adbr.com.au/land-19-phase-7b-pr ... ed-nasams/ , https://www.janes.com/article/92613/aus ... nce-system , and https://www.monch.com/mpg/news/ew-c4i-c ... f-cea.html
RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
ORIGINAL: lookas231
As far as I know, South Korea A330 MRTT has flying boom and wing drogue system. But CMO's South korea A330 MRTT has only wing drogue refueling system.
Because of this, All South Korea aircraft cannot be refuelled by MRTT.
And South Korean A330 MRTT designated as 'KC-330 Cygnus'. I hope it gets fixed soon.
SK's A330 MRTT has flying boom for KF-16/F-15K fighters in CMO. Better update Data base to newest build.
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RE: Thread for DB3000 database problems, updates or issues
Database Entries I'd like to see for additional USMC ground units for DB3000, if it will not hurt anything...
Mech Infantry Platoon, LAV-AT x4 -- USMC (United States - 1987-2019)
Mobile Vehicle(s)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball - 50nm
4 x Generic Binoculars - 18nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
BGM-71E TOW 2A
7.62mm MG Burst
LAV-ATA1 Platoon x2 -- USMC (United States - 2003-)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball - 50nm
4 x Generic Binoculars - 18nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
BGM-71F TOW 2B
7.62mm MG Burst
LAV-ATA2 Section x2 -- USMC (United States - 2016-)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball - 50nm
4 x Generic Binoculars - 18nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
BGM-71E TOW 2B Aero Wireless
7.62mm MG Burst
M60A1 RISE Platoon x 4 -- USMC (United States - 1983-1990)
Mobile Vehicle(s)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball – 50nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
M105mm M68 APFSDS-T
M105mm M68 HE
M105mm M68 HEAT
12.7mm MG Burst
7.62mm MG Burst
M60A3 ERA Platoon x 4 -- USMC (United States, 1988-1994)
Mobile Vehicle(s)
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball – 50nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
M105mm M68A1 APFSDS-T
M105mm M68A1 HE
M105mm M68A1 HEAT
12.7mm MG Burst
7.62mm MG Burst
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Mech Infantry Platoon, LAV-AT x4 -- USMC (United States - 1987-2019)
Mobile Vehicle(s)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball - 50nm
4 x Generic Binoculars - 18nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
BGM-71E TOW 2A
7.62mm MG Burst
LAV-ATA1 Platoon x2 -- USMC (United States - 2003-)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball - 50nm
4 x Generic Binoculars - 18nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
BGM-71F TOW 2B
7.62mm MG Burst
LAV-ATA2 Section x2 -- USMC (United States - 2016-)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball - 50nm
4 x Generic Binoculars - 18nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
BGM-71E TOW 2B Aero Wireless
7.62mm MG Burst
M60A1 RISE Platoon x 4 -- USMC (United States - 1983-1990)
Mobile Vehicle(s)
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball – 50nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
Armaments:
M105mm M68 APFSDS-T
M105mm M68 HE
M105mm M68 HEAT
12.7mm MG Burst
7.62mm MG Burst
M60A3 ERA Platoon x 4 -- USMC (United States, 1988-1994)
Mobile Vehicle(s)
Sensors
1 x Mk. 1 Eyeball – 50nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [LLTV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Gun Director [TV] - 25nm
4 x Generic Laser Rangefinder for Gun Director - 4nm
M105mm M68A1 APFSDS-T
M105mm M68A1 HE
M105mm M68A1 HEAT
12.7mm MG Burst
7.62mm MG Burst
Vehicle/Component Dispersal Radius: 80m
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RE: Requests for DB3000 entries
ORIGINAL: Talisman
Hi guys,
When you have a gap, please consider making the following modifications to the South African Submarine entries:
UPDATE EXISTING ENTRY #9
S 101 Manthatisi [Type 209-1400 Heroine] -- South Africa (Navy), 2006-
- Remove Porpoise ELINT
- Remove FAS 3-1 Flank Array
- Remove S 63B Radar
- Add Scanter 1024 Radar
- Add 2x TAU-2000 DL (2 rather than the standard 4 launcher fit, 1x port, 1x stbd, 10 tubes per launcher), 5x CIRCE Jammers and 5x CIRCE Decoys per launcher
- Add Generic LLTV 3rd Gen (fitted to OMS 100 Optronic Mast)
- Add advanced propulsor to properties (low noise skew-back screw)
NOTE: that these boats are specially fitted for SF support with submerged diver lock-out facilities and casing stowage spaces for equipment including various boats (collapsable canoes, inflatable Zodiac raiders) ideally the boats should be able to carry a variety of SF teams from South Africa's 4 Special Forces Regiment (seaborne), such as:
- 2x 3-man attack diver teams (zodiac inflatable / swimming)
- 3x 2-man sea-landed recce teams (collapsable canoe)
- 2x 4-man sea-landed recce/offensive teams (zodiac inflatable)
UPDATE EXISTING ENTRY #73 (Spans CWDB and DB3000...?)
S 97 Maria van Riebeeck [Daphne] -- South Africa (Navy), 1971, Renamed Spear in 1999
- Change Name to: S 97 Maria van Riebeeck [Daphne] -- South Africa (Navy), 1971-1988, AS DELIVERED
- Increase diesel fuel quantity by 25% (soon after delivery the SAN Daphnes were fitted with additional bunkers to extend their radius of action)
- Remove Generic ESM [simple]
- Add ARUR 10B ESM
- Remove DUUA 1A
- Remove DUUA 2A
- Add DUUA 1B
NOTE: that these boats are specially fitted for SF support with casing stowage spaces for equipment including various boats (collapsable canoes, inflatable Zodiac raiders) ideally the boats should be able to carry a variety of SF teams from South Africa's 4 Reconnaisance Regiment (seaborne), such as:
- 2x 3-man attack diver teams (zodiac inflatable / swimming)
- 3x 2-man sea-landed recce teams (collapsable canoe)
- 2x 4-man sea-landed recce/offensive teams (zodiac inflatable)
UPDATE EXISTING ENTRY #500
S 97 Maria van Riebeeck [Daphne] -- South Africa (Navy), 1989-2003, Renamed Spear in 1999
- As above, including:
- Change Name to: S 97 Maria van Riebeeck [Daphne] -- South Africa (Navy), 1989-1996, PROJECT RAKA FIT
- Increase battery quantity by 10% (New, improved, locally developed batteries fitted)
- Increase Max submerged speed by 10% (New, improved, locally developed batteries fitted)
- Reduce OODA cycle at all levels by 20%, factor of 0.8 of baseline Daphne (to reflect new locally developed digital combat suite, action information system and weapons control)
NEW ENTRY
S 98 Emily Hobhouse [Daphne] -- South Africa (Navy), 1997-2003, PROJECT FANTAIL (NICKLES) FIT
- As above, including:
- Reduce OODA cycle at all levels by a further 20%, factor of 0.6 of baseline Daphne (to reflect further upgrades to locally developed digital combat suite, action information system and weapons control)
- Remove ARUR 10B ESM
- Add Shrike (UME-100) ESM
- Remove DSUV-2
- Add UEC Hull Passive Search and Track (1990's tech, 15nm, medium frequency, underwater & surface search)
- Remove DUUX-2A
- Add UEC Passive Ranging Flank Array (1990's tech, 15nm, range info, underwater & surface search)
- Remove DUUG-1A
- Add UEC Acoustic Intercept Array (1990's tech, 40nm, triple transducer array)
- Add Add Generic LLTV 2rd Gen (fitted to upgraded M41 search periscope)
- Add following weapons to 8x 550mm TT Mount: 1x SUT Mod 264 (forward 8 tubes only)
- Add torpedo wire control (2 wires) to comms / datalinks
- Reduce Max Depth to -250m (the hulls were getting old)
Thanks guys, as always I really appreciate the effort!
Hello, just popping this back up the list in the hope you have a chance to update the DB accordingly.
Thanks!
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RE: Requests for DB3000 entries
https://www.aviationweek.com/dubai-air- ... tification
It's just been announced that the F-35A will also be getting the JSOW in the coming days (before the end of 2019, if not before the end of November). With Block 3F, only the F-35C was being certified for the JSOW, but due to the F-35C test flights generating enough data and the similarities between the F-35A and F-35C, the USAF will be certifying the JSOW for the F-35A as well (likely only for internal carriage however) based on that data.
It's just been announced that the F-35A will also be getting the JSOW in the coming days (before the end of 2019, if not before the end of November). With Block 3F, only the F-35C was being certified for the JSOW, but due to the F-35C test flights generating enough data and the similarities between the F-35A and F-35C, the USAF will be certifying the JSOW for the F-35A as well (likely only for internal carriage however) based on that data.