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that looks really cramped for 60 personnel ...... it might be like what neko said , lesehan style ...
 

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From their web: it can carry 20 troops and.... still using 105 mm.

Mungkin lesehan dibelakang kali yak.

But the double hull section still quite big so maybe? APC is also quite cramped btw.

This is a screenshot from the Tankboat video.

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that looks really cramped for 60 personnel ...... it might be like what neko said , lesehan style ...
20 personnel, 10 in the left hull and 10 in the right, they are sitting facing against each other just like in APC.
 

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20 personnel, 10 in the left hull and 10 in the right, they are sitting facing against each other just like in APC.
from the video .
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20 personnel, 10 in the left hull and 10 in the right, they are sitting facing against each other just like in APC.
Based from this pic there is another seating for troops on the deck compartment. So i guess 8 troops in each hull facing each other and 2 troops on the left and right side on the deck compartment. If its 60 troops then i guess 20 troops in each hull and 20 on the deck compartment.

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Based from this pic there is another seating for troops on the deck compartment. So i guess 8 troops in each hull facing each other and 2 troops on the left and right side on the deck compartment.

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60, then its like 30 on each hull, the hull it self is quite long. How many meter space is needed for 15 person sitting next to each other sih wkwk.

Because its the first of its kind what we can do is just guess because we can't use other stuff for comparison.

Btw i can't view the vid.
 

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60, then its like 30 on each hull, the hull it self is quite long. How many meter space is needed for 15 person sitting next to each other sih wkwk.

Because its the first of its kind what we can do is just guess because we can't use other stuff for comparison.

Btw i can't view the vid.
Click on the watch on facebook it will direct you to the video.

I can't embed video from facebook.
 

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I want to see their land mine layer equipment instead. Btw Zeni or engineering corps is very vital for modern Armies, Battle of Kharkov being won by the Soviet thanks to great efforts of their engineering corps by putting layer of mine field, AT fortification , machine gun bunker and placement and so on to greatly hamper the German army movements.
 

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This is a screenshot from the Tankboat video.

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You guys live in Indonesia and supposed to find this before than me, even-though this image is pretty old still explains the main point.

Btw i didn't assume it was carrying 20 personnel, i thought it was more SOF oriented like 8-10 so i presumed these people stays in the bridge with crew.

Apparently from design it seems like they get into the hulls from the front hatch* and leaves from there. Now i wonder if they have direct access to the rear side or directly into the bridge.
Taking my words back everything is so smooth now. And damn tanks are tiny though it won't really go far at high speeds. But it is provisional they can definitely enlarge tanks there is enough space.

*Seeing the picture up-close, they have stairs up the the bridge, thus units can get into the seating area from anywhere and leave from anywhere, they have really made a smooth and accessible design i hope Indonesian Army doesn't miss this out.
Also engine room has a direct access from the personnel area.

rear hatches for engines+transmission, front hatches for generators,

there is also fuel, water and tanks and some spare parts inside of those hulls, you don't think this runs on air and water.

There is a flaw i hoped they were going to resolve it but landing soldiers still seem problematic, they should go through the bride to access landing path. It would be better if it was like CB90 especially while it is landing-oriented:
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They can actually achieve this by extending supper structure to the sides and opening a hatch to the front side, cancelling side paths and providing an access through the center. Since it will be more spacious consoles won't be affected, more personnel can be carried and a path around gun's under-deck penetration can be allowed too.

Correct me if i am wrong, this is a landing boat so isn't it more proper to have 12.7 mm guns in front but not rear?
Correcting myself, habit of working with bigger boats i presumed gen-sets would be large, thus wouldn't fit in engine room.
In fact gen sets are a lot smaller as seen in the plans (50~ kW) and fits into engine room.
 
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You guys live in Indonesia and supposed to find this before than me, even-though this image is pretty old still explains the main point.
That blueprint/line drawing has been around on various Indonesian website, video, and forum since time immemorial (the original was from Lundin/North Sea Boats website, also inside a pdf file on that website). It just that during the recent times, people don't seem to look it up again.
 

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You guys live in Indonesia and supposed to find this before than me, even-though this image is pretty old still explains the main point.
Well...
Now i wonder if they have direct access to the rear side or directly into the bridge.
I think so, just like commercial catamaran.

Somehow i can't upload picture in this thread, ill post it in the other thread.
 

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Well...

I think so, just like commercial catamaran.

Somehow i can't upload picture in this thread, ill post it in the other thread.
Looks like they have extended bridge so that seating area has direct access to the bridge,in old design it has access to the rear platform through a door. It is legit.
 

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We can get a glimpse of the Kodam 18 Kasuari training facilities is quite good,

 
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