RNLI Tamar Lifeboat
The Tamar class lifeboat was first introduced to the RNLI fleet in 2005 and has since saved countless of lives. The Tamar represented a step into the modern world, being the first boat to feature the revolutionizing SIMS system – giving the crew full control of the vessel while remaining safely strapped in to the shock absorbed seats.
- 6 synced multifunction displays with plotter, radar, CCTV and much more!
- 4 different available control seats, allowing you to switch with the push of a button!
- Active stabilization with adjustable trim planes for highly realistic and capable seakeeping.
- PTT intercom and radio system for ultimate ease of communication.
- 1:1 scale, true to the real life lifeboat, replica.
- Fully self righting.
- Foldable mast.
- Track gripper for slipway launch capability.
- Transponder locator.
- RC controlled cranes.
- Engine fire extinguishing and fire alarm.
Fuel: 8600 l.
Range: 105km @ 42 kts
Top Speed: 42 kts
Length: 17.00m
Beam: 5.75 m
Weight: 11306 kg (dry weight)
Cost: $206 557
1. Hop in the mechanic’s seat.
2. On the panel to your left, above the window, turn the key for main power.
3. Flip the ignition switches for each engine.
4. Hop in either coxswain’s seat, helmsman’s seat, the flybridge or docking controls and press [Spacebar] to take control. You can take control from another crewmember on the fly depending on the situation you are facing.
- The autopilot takes coordinates in the keyboard. To put in new coordinates – turn off the autopilot, press the [C] on the map display to clear old coordinates, put in new target and then turn autopilot back on.
- You can adjust the trim planes to get the boat to sit higher or lower in the water depending on weather conditions. Play around with it and work actively with trimming for the best speed, safety and fuel efficiency!
- If you stumble upon any issues or have feedback, feel free to comment down below!
ZE Modular Engine Controller by Uran_Wind
Garmin Uhd GT350 Chartplotter V12.9.09 by ViperBite
Emergency Beacon Finder by Cake
Active stabilization controller by TomDRV (modified)
Do not re-upload this creation without my explicit permission, altered or not.
Check out the real thing in this virtual tour! [www.panopticmotion.co.uk]
