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M-65 «Marlin»

This submarine, designed for reconnaissance and cargo escort for the Black Rock military-industrial complex, combines speed, compactness, and powerful armament. After arriving in Europe, it was significantly modernized for multi-role capabilities, becoming a versatile combat unit.

• Discharge coil [2 pcs.]
  
• Magnetic cannon [2 pcs.]
  
• Chain cannon [2 pcs.]
  
• Launcher [1 pc.]

• Speed: 32 km/h
  
• Ascent speed: 19 km/h
  
• Diving speed: 10.6 km/h
  
• Reactor power: 5000
  
• Engine power: 600
  
• Main battery capacity: 2x5000 [10000] [5 minutes]
  
• Backup battery capacity: 2x5000 [10000] [4.5 minutes]
  
• Oxygen generator output: 5000

(The location and appearance may vary slightly, as the examples shown are universal for all my submarines.)

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All the signs and buttons in the interfaces on the entire submarine have been translated. The translation changes automatically depending on the language you are using.


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The ballast compartments are equipped with a manual water release system in case of contamination by local flora.

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1) A device for the reactor with a "Low voltage" label and an activation lever to limit the reactor output to the minimum voltage of the submarine, that is, the consumption of the submarine at rest: without charging the guns, without using an engine or discharge coils, without using fabricators or any other systems. (When turned off, the device allows the reactor to generate energy based on the energy consumption of the batteries, that is, without any restrictions.)

2) This sign on the reactor indicates the standard number of uranium rods that the reactor must use.

3) A display on the reactor that shows the percentage of remaining fuel. (From 50 to 100% is the optimal amount of fuel, anything less or more indicates a shortage or excess of fuel, respectively.)

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The navigation terminal is equipped with buttons for activating/deactivating the controls for the upper and lower docking ports, to prevent accidental undocking of the shuttle or simply to keep the undock button out of the way while operating the submarine.

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Manual depth charge release system outside the navigation terminal, equipped with a safety lock.

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Locks located in front of the entrance to the operating room and at the exits from the submarine, to protect against creatures capable of opening doors.

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Next to the navigation terminal are the levers for shutting down the reactor and turning on the backup power.

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Approximate area of ​​effect of the discharge coils activated from the navigation terminal, and the location of the depth charge launcher (installed as close to the center as possible) Submarines).

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Monitor with random prompts: the option to change the prompts is on the button at the bottom right.

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Storage containers.

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