| | Passenger boats
Project 1430NATO:
--- Class
Completed ?
units
Ships Ilyichevsk Shipyard
| Name |
Yard ¹ |
Laid Down |
Launched |
Commissioned |
Note |
| MK-139 |
¹63 | - |
- | 1977 |
since 31.07.1992 - PSK-139 | | MK-608 |
¹56 | - |
- | 1976 |
since 31.07.1992 - PSK-608 | | PSK-606 |
- | - |
- | - | |
General characteristics - Project
1430
| Displacement (tons): | | Standard: | 75,7 |
| Full load: | 99,7 |
| Dimensions (m): | | Length: | 33,3 |
| Beam: | 5,3 |
| Draft: | 1,5 | | Speed
(knots): | 14,5 | | Range: | 840
nmi | | Propulsion: | 2x300
hp 3D12A diesels, 2 fixed pitch propellers | | Passengers: | 107 |
| Complement: | 4 |
Schematics ---
Modernizations ---
Fleets Black
Sea Fleet: MK-139, MK-608
Baltic Fleet:
Hull Numbers ---
Decommissioned ---
Export Abkhazia: 2 units
Till 08.1992 Georgia civil
boats, till 12.1991 USSR: Komsomolets Abkhazii Shipyard pamed after Parizhskoy
Kommuny (¹3) 1972 (till 1992 civil boat, then civil boat), Sukhumi Baku Shipyard
named after Vano Sturua (¹288) 1973 (till 1992 civil boat, then civil boat Sukhum,
since 2003 Abkhazia Shipping). On Komsomolets Abkhazii SAM system Igla,
SAM system Strela, 14,5 mm KPVT, rocket launcher Uktraine: 2 units
1 units Project 1430 Ilyichevsk, since 2017 Chornomorsk U783, since 2018 A783 (till
1.08.1997 MK-608), 1 unit Project 14301 Ostrog, since 2017 Chernomorsk U781 (¹8)
1993 kherson Shipyard ÑÑÇ named after Kominterna (former civil boat OM-108) decomm.
17.10.2013 | |
