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KM NAIAD | 12m SAR RHIB

Winner of the 2021 Stormy Awards category RHIB! Thank you to Endostorm for hosting these awards!

Based on the Kirby Marine NAIAD rescue RHIB, the Kahrstrom Marine NAIAD is a highly capable rescue craft equipped with two powerful 300hp outboard engines capable of bringing the boat all the way up to 50 knots. With its sturdy design and actively stabilized hull, no storm is too tough. The manual trim system offers maximum control together with the modern displays featuring a plotter with radar overlay as well as an easy to use engine control display made by Kahrstrom Marine.

• Stable base hull with active stabilization when under way.
  
• Plotter with radar overlay.
  
• Comprehensive display showing speed in knots, depth under keel, bearing (0-360 degrees).
  
• Realistic nav-lights including RAM, NUC, anchor, under way and tow lights.
  
• Adjustable trim system for optimizing speed and stability during changing conditions.
  
• Outboards with trim that can be lifted out of the water to prevent corrosion.
  
• Kahrstrom Marine engine display that showcases RPM, engine temperature, fuel and a warning system for these.
  
• Firefighting pump for putting out fires fast and efficiently.
  
• Automatic heating system for cold weather conditions.
  
• VHF Radio with DSC (activates emergency beacon).
  
• Automatic bilge pump.
  
• Emergency blue lights.
  
• Tow hook.
  
• Plenty of work- and spotlights all around the boat to illuminate anything in the dark of night.
  
• Realistic nav lights.
  
• Beds for two.
  
• Equipment for any situation you may stumble upon during a SAR mission.
  
• Fits in Beginner Island dock.

Fuel: 2x 984 l.
Range: 98 km @ 50 knots top speed / 123 km @ 38 knots cruise speed
Top Speed: 50 knots
Length: 11.50 m (hull) / 12.50 m (full length)
Beam: 4.75 m
Weight: 3224 kg (dry weight)
Cost: $48954

1. Turn the main power key located in the roof. All displays and background lights should turn on.
2. Lower the outboard engines down with the labelled push button on your right side control panel.
3. Start the engines by pressing 1 and 2 on the engine control display.
4. Increase the throttle by pressing W or manually on the throttle stick itself.
5. Adjust the trim to the situation. For high speed and good fuel efficiency, trim all the way up. For rough weather and slow driving, trim down.

• Infinite fuel can not be turned on or the boat won't start! Quite frankly I don't know why, it's something that's always been the case with modulars in my experience. I'm not gonna try to work around game bugs for such a little thing. Sorry.
  
• For rough weather, trim the boat down for more stability. During calm conditions, trim it up for higher speed and better fuel economy.
  
• To start the fire pump, turn the key by the floor marked with the large Fire symbol.

If you stumble upon any issues or have feedback, feel free to comment down below!

Emergency Beacon Finder by Cake
Radar Projection Map by Yu_Oshida

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