The project
of this boat is an auxiliary mid-size passenger boat, built in Poland for the
needs of the Soviet Navy. In addition to the passenger version, there were also
medical boats based on this project. In total, in the period from 1978 to 1985,
40 boats of this type were built. The passenger boat of this project is
designed to carry up to 22 passengers, and the medical boat - up to 15 patients.
The boat has a cargo hold, the autonomy is up to 6 days. The seaworthiness ensures
the sailing of the boat in a sea state of up to 5 points. Medical boat
SN-391 laid down on 18 March 1979 at Wisla Shipyard, Gdansk, Poland (yard No.7),
commissioned on 29 September 1979 and was assigned to the Black Sea Fleet. Then
renamed to MK-391, and from 31 July 1992 - passenger boat PSK-391. In 1994
the PSK-391 passenger boat was excluded from the Black Sea Fleet and sold to a
private owner, changing several owners and names (Altair, then Liza, then Nautilus-1,
then Nautilus-One). Specifications |
Displacement (tons): | Standard: | 215,8 |
Full load: | 235,9 |
Dimensions (m): | Length: | 33,5 |
Beam: | 7,45 |
Draft: | 2,44 | Speed
(knots): | 11,5 | Range: | 1000
nmi (10 knots) | Autonomy (days): | 6 |
Propulsion: | 2x310 hp WOLA
56ANM-63H12 diesels, 2 fixed pitch propellers, 2x48 kW SV400-E53 diesel-generators |
Electronics: | Mius navigation
radar | Passengers: | 22 |
Complement: | 17 |
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