Ocelot Mk. IV - Fast Response

The Ocelot Mk.IV is the sixth build in the Coast Guard / rescue response ship series.

At 15 meters long, this boat was designed to be slightly larger and more capable than the Bobcat. It is also one of the most widely used classes of fast boats by maritime rescue or law enforcement agencies in the real world. It has all the necessary features of a fast fire/rescue response boat.



The Ocelot has gone through some updates which include better engine performance, speed and better utilization of interior space and is now known as the Ocelot Mk.IV.

- Updated radar.
- Updated interior.
- Engines switched from 4 medium engines to twin 3x3 modular engines.
- Engine throttle changed from throttle lever to w/s.
- Speed increased from 70 knots to 92 knots.



1. Auto stabilization.
2. GPS autopilot.
3. Auto equal distribution of fuel in port/starboard fuel tanks for balancing and stability.
4. Water cannon.
5. Bow collision warning (can be turned off).
6. Auto compartment water pump (Water is automatically pumped out if water is detected).
7. Radar
8. Map-to-screen monitor.
9. Basic FLIR HUD for better visibility in nighttime with heavy fog.
10. Solar panels for battery charging.
11. Heaters and winter clothing for arctic missions.
12. Large aft cabin door for storing small cargo.



- Length : 15m
- Beam : 4.75m
- Top speed : 92 knots
- Power : Twin 3x3 modular engines



1. Turn on engine starter.
2. Turn off clutch.
3. Use w/s for forward movement.
4. Turn off main power breaker when not in use to prevent main battery drain.



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. Modular Engine Control - Uran_Wind


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