Patrol boat designs

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  1. Guillermo
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    Guillermo Ingeniero Naval

    Hi all,
    I'm gathering information on fast & big patrol boats designs. 30+ knots fully loaded and over 30 m LOA. Any help will be most appreciated.

    Cheers.
     
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    Would you send me you e-mail adress by PM or mail, please.
     
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    AWL anti-radar geometry/coatings should be considered, depending on theatre of intended use.
     
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  5. Guillermo
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    Thanks all.
    I'm focusing on conventional coastal (littoral) monohulled ones.

    Cheers.
     
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    African campaign?
     
  7. Guillermo
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    Nor for a specific country or region neither for an specific service. Just gathering general info on all types within such basic specifications.

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  9. Guillermo
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    I have been already reviewing that list, George, thanks.
    Stiletto is outstanding, but not of conventional shape.

    Cheers.
     
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    One resource, If you can find a copy is the book "Jane's Fighting Ships" There will be a wealth of information in it. It's VERY expensive though, around $700 US (web subscription around $400 (?)). You might find a copy in a library in a city which has a major ship building industry.
     
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    Too expensive for me..................
    The "Pocketbook" series is affordable less than 1/10th the price of the large format series. Problem for me is that I don't live in the UK, no bookstores in the USA can order the Hovercraft one for me.

    Please provide a link, I cannot find that price.
     
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