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KBV 317 [ATOM] Light Patrol Coast Guard Vessel
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Rescue, Sea, Exploration, Delivery, Creative, Fire, Mechanical, Advanced
Tags: HOTAS, v1.10.0
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5 Jan @ 2:37am
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KBV 317 [ATOM] Light Patrol Coast Guard Vessel

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kustbevakningen [KBV] Swedish Coast Guard vessels (Fictional)
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Description
KBV 317 [ATOM] is a small compact Search And Rescue boat, or "SAR" for short. The boat is built to take on strong winds and high waves, and is set for main land use, it features two autopilot systems, one for direct waypoint imput and the other for a path drawn by a set of waypoints.

With the small size of the boat it has a very decent turning radius along side a top speed of 30 knots as it is powered by two 12 cylinder engines.

The boat has 6 seats total and two medical beds, this along with welders, medical equipment, and any other equipment that you could need during a mission! As for navigation the boat has a transponder locator, radar, radio, spotlights, nav lights, fog horn, emergency lights, siren and flares.

NOTICE

KBV 317 [ATOM] Light Patrol Coast Guard Vessel is NOT built for warmer areas so if you take it down south it may overheat!
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UPDATE:

-added bilge pump found in the engine room.
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UPDATE:

-Fixed reverse gear.
-Reworked motor system
-Changed top speed from 18 knots to 30 knots
-Fixed typo
-Fixed paint issue
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CREDITS:

Map autopilot --- https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2067506616&searchtext=WAYPOINT+AUTOPILOT
Marine radar --- https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2868633133&searchtext=marine+radar
Engines --- https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2802915346&searchtext=modular+engine
Speed dial --- https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2758816083&searchtext=Digital
Decorative parts --- https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3094868440

DO NOT RE-UPLOAD THIS CREATION.
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Hollywood 23 Jan @ 3:37pm 
I'm sure someone will comment on its speed when compared to others on the workshop, but, this ship / boat most resembles the 301 series of the Swedish Coastguard, which had a normal operating speed of 16 knots, making this 18 knot vehicle a speedster!
:steamthumbsup:
Hollywood 23 Jan @ 3:33pm 
Thank you! I adore this creation, and your bi-plane, two thumbs way WAY up!
BUN BUN  [author] 23 Jan @ 3:10am 
@Hollywood, Forgot to add that at first. A pump has been added, you can find it in the engine room.
Hollywood 22 Jan @ 4:42pm 
Fantastic work! I assume there is a bilge pump system built in?
zerstorer 10 Jan @ 7:26pm 
nice job
BUN BUN  [author] 9 Jan @ 7:02am 
@FlightBoxYT If you are asking about how much it costs then the price is at $91449
FlightBoxYT 8 Jan @ 4:29pm 
how much???
BUN BUN  [author] 5 Jan @ 9:51am 
@Kahrstrom You make a good point, I am aware of the three larger ships (I built a ship based on them) but I never really knew about the 3XX format thank you for informing me.
Kahrstrom 5 Jan @ 9:12am 
Nice looking boat! A tiny thing if you care regarding the name of the vessel - KBV 003 already exists in real life, it is one of the three largest vessels. The "yachts" or patrol vessels operated by the Swedish Coastguard usually follow the 3XX format. There's the 301-series, which came in the 90's, the 312-series, which is a pretty modern boat and an upcoming model which will be called the 320-series. A general rule of thumb is the larger the number, the smaller the vessel, so anything starting with a 0 is gonna be some kind of MPV or oil clean-up vessel.

If you want to read more: https://www.kustbevakningen.se/bilder-och-fakta/fartyg/

Now you know, do with it what you will, it's not like it really matters ^^