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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="AMORALAPATRIA" data-source="post: 108529" data-attributes="member: 149">St. Daniel of Moscow (B-414, former K-414) is referred to 671RTMK Shchuka (Pike) project (Victor-III under the NATO classification). It floated out August 31, 1990 and was assigned to the North Fleet March 14, 1991.Its submerged displacement is 6,280 tons, the length reaches 106 meters and the width is 10.6 meters. The machinery plant includes two VM-4A reactors; the maximum submergence depth is 400 meters. The submarine launched an expedition to the North Pole in summer 1994.“The machinery failed again,” said Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Masorin, when asked about the reasons of breakdown. Its reliability was duty confirmed, and St. Daniel of Moscow has had only minor repair during 16 years of service. But it was to to go through the first major overhaul seven years ago.</blockquote>