In the Black Sea, tests of life-saving apparatuses "ARS-600" were completed.

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In the Black Sea, the tests of 2's autonomous underwater rescue vehicles ARS-600, built in the interests of the Navy, have been completed. RIA News message of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

In the Black Sea, tests of life-saving apparatuses "ARS-600" were completed.


"Testing of the newest autonomous manned underwater search and rescue vehicles" ARS-600 "passed from the board of the newest rescue tugboat" Nikolay Muru ", which has precise positioning capabilities over an emergency or sunken object, which is at a depth," the press service of the captain 1 quotes rank Damira Shaikhutdinova.

“Two ARS-600 search and rescue vehicles were tested - double and single. Dives were carried out to a depth of over 600 meters with the production of search and rescue underwater technical works, ”he said.

The officer noted that "the tests confirmed the technical characteristics of the" ARS-600 ", allowing for the search and inspection of sunken and emergency facilities at great depths."

According to him, "the possibility of installing additional mounted search and rescue equipment on the ARS-600 vehicles to perform complex work on assisting emergency submarines was also checked."

According to the press service, the vehicles "will go into service with the Search and Rescue Service of the Russian Navy until the end of November."
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  1. +2
    29 October 2015 10: 10
    Good machine. I need it. If there are underwater stations, it will be very useful.
  2. +2
    29 October 2015 10: 10
    useful and necessary devices, God forbid that less often had to use them as rescue
  3. +2
    29 October 2015 10: 10
    How could this device come in handy in the case of Kursk? Straight from the proverb: "Until the thunder breaks out ...".
    1. +2
      29 October 2015 10: 27
      Quote: venaya
      How could this device come in handy in the case of Kursk? Straight from the proverb: "Until the thunder breaks out ...".

      It was in that case - it would not have come in handy ,,,, - to inspect it and so they examined it ....
      1. +1
        29 October 2015 11: 31
        Quote: lelikas
        It was in that case - it would not have come in handy at all - to inspect it and so they examined it ...

        I then called there, in Arkhangelsk, got on duty officer. The answer was not intelligible, but this question still worries me: What exactly could be done then than to help. If you have any information, I will be grateful.
  4. +1
    29 October 2015 10: 11
    Not even fifteen years after the tragedy of Kursk ... how they appeared. As they say better late than never
  5. -2
    29 October 2015 10: 11
    An interesting technique, I hope it will be mastered by all structures.
    1. +8
      29 October 2015 11: 04
      Quote: Teberii
      An interesting technique, I hope it will be mastered by all structures.
  6. +8
    29 October 2015 10: 13
    Comrades! Not on the topic, but on the merits: today is the birthday of the Lenin Komsomol. Everyone who is young at heart, who was a Komsomol member - Happy Holiday!
  7. +1
    29 October 2015 10: 51
    Who set the minuses? Isn’t the offended daughter of the Crimean officer whose situation is not so simple? ... Where are you a vile opportunist ... show yourself
    1. +1
      29 October 2015 11: 18
      Do not hope the evil minuser doesn’t seem ... but I liked the technique ... only one thing is interesting .. to what depths can this unit safely go down ???
    2. +1
      29 October 2015 11: 21
      Quote: Air Force Captain
      Where are you sneaky opportunist ... show yourself

      This question needs to be forwarded to the administration. Here, somewhere there was "Alexander Romanov", you need to call him. Hey, answer me!
  8. 0
    29 October 2015 11: 31
    Canadians make good vehicles ... I hope even in the interests of our Navy ...
  9. +3
    29 October 2015 12: 33
    The device is not a masterpiece, of course, but it is capable of doing some types of work on the hull of a submarine lying on the ground. Yes, and much for examination. It is sad, of course, that from Canada, that "Lazurit" and "Krasnoe Sormovo" have not been building anything like this for a long time.

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