The Gotland-class Submarine - one of the most silent submarines in the world
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- If you have not heard about HMS Gotland- it’s because she is difficult to track. She was noticed for her guest appearance in USA 2005-2007, when she took part in an exercise together with the US Navy outside the coast of California and the opponents had difficulties locating her.
The Gotland-class submarine by Kockums, originally launched in 1995, in operation by the Swedish Royal Navy.
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Australia is better off with these rather than unaffordables delivered who knows when
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Id prefer this Submarine for our Philippine Navy than the Scorpene of France, S-80 of Spain & DSME 1400 of South Korea.
Just my Opinion
Sweden is the best country!
nein, it's Denmark and Norway
Norway
denmark!!!
Sverige!!
I like Finland more than Sweden and i am from Sweden
Amazing! Question. When approaching the opponent, is the diesel engine running, or just the batteries and electric motor?
Batteries only…… but they realy prefer to let the opponent do the approaching…. into the prepared ambush site.
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Compro a tecnologia para a saab do brasil construir 30 submarinos dessa classe no prósub da marinha do Brasil
You deffs don't have that kinda money. And Brazil is now trade partners with a nation Allied against Sweden so even less likely.
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Where can I buy one? How much does it costs? I am an internet billionaire
They are old (mid 90:s) and pretty cheap, only around $100 million or so (and retrofitted for about as much). But you should really go for the new Blekinge-class instead, they are $816 million per unit.
Thougt it was the most silent?
you never know with submarines.. there can be others. and also. the A26 is a step up so then this cant be the most silent sub.
Nope, the sea wolf class submarine is the most silent.
@@andrewdoesyt7787 nonnuclear subs going on battery produces less sounds than a nuclear sub does.
Turning off the cooling for the nuclear is not a good option even while idleing.
The rest is up to sounddampening in the sub.
The Seawolf class is built to hunt in the blue water oceans.
The Gotland class is built to ambush in coastal waters.
@@jensolsson9666 I don’t know about that, the sound from nuclear energy mostly comes from the cooling pump, and that can be pretty small, and it’s anyways an electric motor just like the propulsion for Gotland class. Nuclear fission is probably pretty quiet, I imagine the sound of welding but louder. A Sterling(?) engine is literally explosions.
I think running off of just the batteries won’t last long, mostly just for speed boosts.
@@andrewdoesyt7787 the Strirling is a constant heat engine and not a explosion engine.
I do not know how long the batteries last but I asume several hours, long enough for a attack run and escape.
The difference is between few very quiet components running and no components running.
Why dont you offer it to India
Offer it to india
Is this not the same as a collins class?
No Collins is based on the class before Gotland, Västergötland.
Also Australia opted out off a middlife upgrade that would have included Stirling engines.
Singapore has the Gotland variant
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Singapore bought 5 used Sjöormen class submarines from Sweden in 1997.
Not Gotland class.
Saab why are you not selling any more saab cars
Because General Motors (GM) bought the car business and ran it into the ground.
get a sub run by fart, crew fart run subs..
can you make affordable everyday submarine for us civilians?
Exactly !
Amazing video! What song is that?
Unreleased, made specifically for the video
oh damn
Bring back the saab cars, make them reliable and fixable in any country this time
Thanx
Not the same company, SAAB cars are long gone