NAVYPEDIA

Support the project with paypal


HOME
FIGHTING SHIPS OF THE WORLD
RUSSIA / USSR
MINE WARFARE SHIPS
NO1 mine motor boats (1911 - 1914)


Ships


Names Builders Completed Losses Transfers Discarding

№1, 9.1914- A

№2, 9.1914- Б [B], 1.1921- T-1

№3, 9.1914- В [V]

№4, 9.1914- E, 1.1921- T-5

№5, 9.1914- Д [D], 1.1921- T-2

Sevastopol Port Wks: №1-5

1914: №1-5

1/1921: T-1 (2nd time), T-5 (2nd time), T-2 (2nd time)

A (1.5.1918), B (1.5.1918), V (1.5.1918), E (1.5.1918), D (1.5.1918)

T-2 (3/1922)

none

8/1921: T-1 (2nd time), T-5 (2nd time)



Technical data


Displacement normal, t39
Displacement full, t45
Length, m

20.1

Breadth, m

5.40

Draught, m

0.90

No of shafts

2

Machinery

2 Bolinder semi-diesels

Power, h. p.

60

Max speed, kts

7.5

Fuel, t

diesel oil 2.2

Endurance, nm(kts)710(5)
Armament

1 x 1 - 7.6/94, 25 mines

Complement7


Standard scale images


similar <i>M.1</i> 1914
similar M.1 1914


Project history

Boats were used as coastal minelayers and minesweepers.

Modernizations

1921, T-1, 2, 5: were armed with 1 x 1 - 75/48 Canet, 1 x 1 - 47/40 Hotchkiss, mechanical minesweeping gear

Naval service

All were seized by Germans at Sevastopol, re-sized by British-French troops and transferred to Whites in 1919. Later three boats returned to Red Fleet as minesweepers.