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Recommended Suppliers to the Postmaster-General'sDepartmentEUGENEGRAY(AUSTRALIA) PTY LTDSUPPLIERS OF:• Electronic Components — Mica Capacitors• Mica Transmission Capacitors• Electronic Equipment• Electronic Instruments• Communication Equipment & Components• Industrial Electronic Control SystemsAlternative accommodationarrangements can be worked to suitowners' requirements.Mechanical supply and naturalexhaust of fresh air to all accommodation.operational spaces andtoilets. Mechanical supply andexhaust to galley and engine room. The Brooke Marine 37.5 metre Jast patrol boat, the first oj JourAir-conditioning available if required.constructedJor an EastAJrican country.Standard armamentForward — 40mm gun.SPECIFICATIONStabiliser*Aft — 40mm gun.ConstructionFin-type (optional extra).Two 2in rocket flare launchers. All-welded mild steel hull withTotal magazine capacity (40mm) aluminium alloy superstructure. Accommodation— 960 rounds.PropulsionArranged tor a total complementBROOKE MARINE'S 37.5 Twin marine diesel engines driving0125 depending on role,twin screws, through reverse- Commanding officer in separateMETREreduction gearboxes.cabin.FAST PATROL BOAT Performanceofficers.Four of these vessels have been Up to a maximum ot 67 km/h (36 2 or 4 petty officersbuilt and another four are under knots) may be obtained, depending18 ra,| ngsconstruction for the Sultanate of on engines selected and on overallOman; one has been delivered to the displacement.All living and operational spacesBritish Ministry of Defence (Air); oneair-conditioned.for an East African country and With standard fuel load at 24 km/h Mechanical supply and exhaust ofanother three are now being built for (13 knots) 6100 km (3300 nautical fresh air to all other necessaryan East African country.miles).spaces.The Strike and Defence-Escort versions of the 50 metre fast patrol craft by Brooke Marine. This craft hasbeen designed and developed to meet the requirements of navies for general long range patrol operations,Jor offensive strike action and for defence escort duties. The ship is offered in two versions: ft) a high speedmissile carrying strike craft; (ii) a medium high speed defence escort craft.1st FLOOR, 361 HUME HIGHWAYBANKSTOWN, 2200Telephone: 709 2506PO Box 1451, RevesbyNSW, 2212, AustraliaIPage Fourteen THE NAVY May/June/July,May/JdnVJuty, 1973 THE NAVY Pace Fifteen
Westinghouse Brake & Signal Co(Aust) Pty LtdSignal & Rectifier DivisionManufacturers of Railway Signal Systems. Rectifiers for Plating, Anodisingand Industrial ApplicationHeavy and Light Duty Battery Chargers, Remote Control Systems EngineersSTEPHENSON ST, SPOTSWOOD, VIC 3015Phone: 3911222Sales and Marketing: PHONE 51 0664Best Wishes to All Navy Personnel from ...E.M.I.ELECTRONICS(AUST) PTY LTD\ tPO BOX 161, ELIZABETH, SA 5112Telephone: (08) 2551322Standard armamentForward — 40mm gun.Aft —40mm gun.Two 2in rocket flare launchers.Total magazine capacity (40mm)— 960 roundsAlternative armament (includingweapon control and radar systems)may be installed to suit purchasers'particular requirements.BROOKE MARINE'S50 METREFAST PATROL CRAFTA PROJECTED DESIGN IN NEGOTIA-TION WITH THREE OVERSEASNAVIESSPECIFICATIONPrincipal dimensions (strike anddefence and escort craft)Length overall: 50.65m (166ft Oin)Length on waterline: 47.55m(156ft0in).Beam, maximum: 8.23m (27ft Oin).Depth, moulded: 4.57m (15ft Oin).Draught, mean: 2.05m (6ft 9in).Displacement, standard: 275 tons,approximately.Armament (strike craft)Guns — forward: 76mm OtoMelara: aft: 30mm twin A32 Navalmounting.Missiles: ship designed to accept 4Exocet missiles.Tracking radar: Selenia Orion RTN10XSurveillance radar: Decca TM1229.Fire control: Direction and controlof main gun from radar by dedicatedcomputers. Provision to receive thedirection and control system of theExocet missiles.Armament — (diftnct Mcort craft)Guns — forward: Bofors 57mmautomatic types: aft: Bofors 57mmautomatic type.Tracking radar: Selenia Orion RTN10X.Surveillance radar: Decca TM1229.Fire control: Direction and controlof both guns from radar bydedicated computers.Performance (strike craft)Speed (standard displacement):41 knots maximum: 37 knotscontinuous: 25 knots cruising (3diesels only): 15 knots cruising(centre diesel only): 12 knotseconomical cruising.Range, at continuous speed: 500nautical miles: at cruising speed (12knots): 2160 nautical miles.Performance (defence escort craft)Speed (standard displacement):33 knots maximum: 30 knotscontinuous: 22.5 knots cruising(wing engines): 15 knots cruising(centre engine): 12 knotseconomical cruising.Machinery (strike craft)The main propulsion comprises:each wing shaft — one marine gasturbine combined with one marinediesel engine driving a fixed pitchpropeller through a reverse/reduction gearbox.Centre shaft — one marine dieselengine driving a controllable pitchpropeller through a reductiongearbox.Maximum rating: 19.660 hpContinuous rating: 16.500 hp.Machinery (defence escort craft)The main propulsion comprises:each wing shaft — one marine dieselengine driving a fixed pitch propellerthrough a reverse/reductiongearboxCentre-shaft — one marine dieselengine driving a controllable pitchpropeller through a reduction gearboxMaximum rating: 11.160 hp.Continuous rating: 9100 hp.HuM formRound bilge with raked stem, flushdeck and radiused transom stern.ConstructionAll welded steel hull with sea waterresistant aluminium alloy superstructure.Commanding officer: day/sleepingcabin and toilet.Two officers: double cabin, toiletand wardroomSix senior ratings: one cabin ofthree 2-tier berths and toilet.Twenty-four junior ratings: onemess deck with 3-tier berths andrecreational space, and separatewashroom and heads."GUARDIAN" 20 METREPATROL BOATNavy, Coastguard and Marine PoliceSmall naval escort: Coastal patrol:Harbour defence: Air/Sea rescue;Fishery protection; Anti-smugglingand inflitration; Police surveillance.Rule of the road/Control ofshipping duties.The GUARDIAN 20 metre (65ft) patrol boat built by Aquarius BoatCo Ltd and marketed by Marine and Coastal Limited, London. Thisvessel has recently been delivered to Barbados.Pag* Sixteen THE NAVY May/Juna/Jufy.May/June/July, 1975THE NAVY
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