MPV Pallas Mk.III

The Pallas Mk.III is the seventh build in the Coast Guard / rescue response ship series.

It is roughly based on the Vladykov Research Vessel of the Canadian Coast Guard. Unlike other ships in the series, the Pallas is a multi purpose vessel more suited for ship towing and equipment delivery or retrieval operations due to its slow speed. It still has all the features of a fire/rescue response boat.



- Fixed engine cooling (max 70°c).
- Added controller to main winch.
- Added engine readings monitor to engine room.



1. Dynamic Positioning System.
2. Auto stabilization.
3. GPS autopilot.
4. Two water cannons.
5. Bow collision warning (can be turned off).
6. Auto flood control.
7. Radar
8. Map-to-screen monitor.
9. Basic FLIR HUD for better visibility in nighttime with heavy fog.
10. Heaters and winter clothing for arctic missions.
11. Cargo elevator and lower deck cargo hold.
12. Small tender.
13. A-frame crane and an assortment of winches.
14. Transponder locator & transponder.



- Length : 25.75m
- Beam : 9.25m
- Top speed : 35 knots
- Power : 4 3x3 modular engines
- Fuel : 68k liters



Ship Movement

1. Turn on engine starter.
2. Turn off clutch to move forward.
3. Use engine throttle to adjust speed.

Dynamic Positioning.

1. Ship has to be in neutral (clutch on) for DPS to work.
2. DPS is electric powered and consumes a lot of battery power in strong winds. Keep engine throttle at full power for generators to produce positive charge rate.

RHIB

1. Activate davit system.
2. Use winch to lower RHIB.
3. Disconnect connectors (from RHIB dashboard).
2. Turn on engine.
3. Press 1 to disengage clutch or 2 to reverse.
4. Press W/S for throttle.

Video Tutorial : https://youtu.be/fSWTdd_mh14



1. GPS Autopilot - Taijin
2. Radar - Jecki1379
3. Radio - Sheepdog
4. Weather Monitor - jecki1379
5. Fuel Range Calculator - Dead_Lemon
6. Emergency Beacon Finder - Cake
7. Remote Controller Settings - Struner
8. Dynamic Positioning - Hunter Falkner
9. Navigation Lights - MrNJersey



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