Sub simulator

[bwi 971]

Professionally I’m familiar with a 360° tug sim, but it never occurred to me that must this existed too.
source http://www.kronshtadt.ru/index.php?id=30 translated by google


The simulator "Sandal-UN"

Since 2013 started to operate in the Cam Ranh naval base CA, Vietnam.

The simulator is designed to train officers of the submarine (submarine), officer of the watch, navigators, steering management, the signalman submarines and ensure navigation safety on the surface with the use of simulators technical means placed in a full-scale mock pilothouse submarines.

On the simulator provides for practice of skills by:

• - Management of the submarine on the surface;
• - Implementation of measures to ensure navigation safety;
• - Execution of mooring operations (including tugs);
• - Maneuvering and swimming in various conditions (hydrometeorological variable, passing narrow waters and special sailing conditions);
• - Use of weapons navigator;
• - Radar coverage of surface and air situation in the area of navigation;
• - Analysis and assessment of surface surveillance based on surveillance and navigational information obtained visually to ensure safe navigation, maneuvering.

For central station simulator submarine periscope made a working model PZKG-11 and a set of digital integrated speakerphone for the simulator submarine Project 636 as a whole. This project is executed in cooperation with JSC "Concern" NGOs "" Aurora "on the order of" Rosoboronexport ".


Photos of the project

[Von Hilde]

A Kilo simulator in Cam Ranh Bay, never thought I would see the day. A bit antiquated, but it works. With the technology in sims that we use nowdys, the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang ride at Universal makes that look like the 25 cent poney ride in fromt of the drug store. I wonder if they have a bunch of guys around the room with buckets of water to toss at the windows.

[jenels4]

I guess you could change it to simulate a blimp too.