Jura The idiot
General
first point, it's my hobby activity: don't expect much LOL
second point, I repeat what I posted Jul 5, 2017
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third point, I of course didn't refit, only added into the graphics, in blue (at approximate positions; I'll ignore nitpicking):
fourth point, I'm not interested in spin-doctoring (potential for growth, future upgrades, should the need arise ... blah, blah and blah), I'm interested in what a ship has at around the time when she enters service! but even if I see for example a view (of that Gowind) like this:
with the space ready for the expected missiles, I of course don't know it they won't sail with empty air anyway (because of not purchasing the missiles or something)
fifth point, I'm going to be updating the chart
second point, I repeat what I posted Jul 5, 2017
:
just in this repost you can't see the chart (LOL), as the image-hosting site I had used recently deleted all older stuff while now requiring a registration etc.; anyway I've kept the script, now thought I should update that chart, soinspired by
Iron Man
I took a look at properly armed warships (not a misery like this:
):
the square represents 1.0 k-displacing Project 21631 (so called Buyan-M with eight so called Kalibrs: if you want to nitpick or don't know what I talk about, please skip reading this); 8 tubes in total
the circle symbol represents 2.5 k-displacing Project 20385 (8 Kalibrs, 16 cells of so called Redut: again, don't nitpick!); 24 tubes in total
the upward-pointing triangle symbol represents 3.6 k-displacing Incheon-II (8 Korean AShMs, 16 cells Korean VLS); 24 tubes in total
the downward-pointing triangle symbol represents 4.0 k-displacing Project 11356 (8 Kalibrs, 16 cells of so called Shtil: again, don't nitpick!); 32 tubes in total
the diamond symbol represents 4.1 k-displacing Type 054A (32 cells VLS; 8xC-803); 40 tubes in total
the left-pointing triangle symbol represents 5.4 k-displacing Project 22350 (16 Kalibrs, 32 cells of Redut: don't start nitpicking here); 48 tubes in total
the right-pointing triangle symbol represents 5.5 k-displacing KDX-II (32 cells of Mk 41 VLS, 32 cells of Korean VLS, 8 Korean AShMs); 72 tubes in total
the hexagon symbol represents 7.5 k-displacing Type 052D (64 cells VLS); 64 tubes in total
the star symbols represents 11.0 k-displacing KDX-III (80 cells of Mk 41 VLS, 32 cells of Korean VLS, 16 Korean AShMs); 144 tubes in total
and finally, the speculative pentagon (sorry! LOL) symbol represents 12 k-displacing Type 055 with 128 cells VLS, 128 tubes in total
as you can see, these ships MORE OR LESS follow the trend of eleven tubes per one thousand metric tons of full displacement; they're WARSHIPS
third point, I of course didn't refit, only added into the graphics, in blue (at approximate positions; I'll ignore nitpicking):
- the Hobart Sunday at 5:47 PM
7k, 56 tubes in total (48 cells of Mk 41 VLS, 8 Harpoon canisters); and - the El Fateh Saturday at 3:46 PM
2.5k (not sure if it's her full displacement, but it doesn't matter at this point), 24 tubes in total (16 MICA cells, 8 Exocet canisters)
fourth point, I'm not interested in spin-doctoring (potential for growth, future upgrades, should the need arise ... blah, blah and blah), I'm interested in what a ship has at around the time when she enters service! but even if I see for example a view (of that Gowind) like this:
with the space ready for the expected missiles, I of course don't know it they won't sail with empty air anyway (because of not purchasing the missiles or something)
fifth point, I'm going to be updating the chart
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