Project 633
| Type | SS |
|---|---|
| Soviet designation | PL |
| NATO reporting name | Romeo |
| Country | USSR |
| Displacement (t) | 1,730 |
| Length (m) | 76.6 |
| Beam (m) | 6.7 |
| Draft (m) | 4.6 |
| Height (m) | 15.0 |
| Max speed submerged (kn) | 13.0 |
| Max speed surfaced (kn) | 15.2 |
| Max safe depth (m) | 250 |
| Endurance (days) | 30 |
| Propeller | 2 x 6 bladed propellers |
| Diesel-electric | Yes |
| Titanium hull | No |
| Class year | 1957 |
Sensors
Sonar (6)
| Name | Type | Platform | Passive range (km) | Active range (km) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beresta | ssp | — | — | |
| MG-10 Kola | Cylindrical | sub | 0.9 | — |
| MG-13 Svet | Active Intercept | — | — | |
| MG-15 | com | sub | — | — |
| MG-200 Arktika | Hull | sub | — | 1.3 |
| NEL-5 | Echo sounder | sub | — | — |
Radar (3)
| Name | NATO name | Air search | Surface search | Fire control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARP-53 | — | — | — | |
| Flag | Snoop Plate | — | Yes | — |
| MRP-10 Nakat | — | — | — |
Launchers (3)
| Name | Tubes | Fire control | Max launch depth (m) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
533mm Torpedo Tube (forward) |
6 |
Leningrad-633 |
100 |
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| VIPS | 1 | — | 200 | ||||
Extendable devices (7)
| Name | NATO name | Capabilities | Max depth (m) | Max speed (kn) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARP-53 RDF | — | Direction finder | — | 7.5 |
| Flag Radar | — | Radar | — | 7.5 |
| MRP-10 Nakat ESM | — | ESM | — | 7.5 |
| PA-10 Attack periscope | — | Periscope (attack) | — | 7.5 |
| PZN-10 Search periscope | — | Periscope (observation) | — | 7.5 |
| RDP | — | Snorkel | — | 7.5 |
| VAN-S Radio antenna | — | Radio (LF, MF, HF), Radio navigation | — | 7.5 |
Individual hulls (20)
| Name | Short name | Country | Start date | End date | Remark | ||||||
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S-101 |
S-101 |
USSR |
1960-12-21 (Commissioned) |
1986-02-14 (Export to Syria) |
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S-11 |
S-11 |
USSR |
1961-09-30 (Commissioned) |
1991-06-24 (Decommissioned) |
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S-128 |
S-128 |
USSR |
1960-12-29 (Commissioned) |
1990-04-19 (Decommissioned) |
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S-212 |
S-212 |
USSR |
1960-12-21 (Commissioned) |
1972-12-05 (Export to Bulgaria) |
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S-28 |
S-28 |
USSR |
1961-12-23 (Commissioned) |
1982-03-17 (Export as No. 010 to Algeria) |
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S-32 |
S-32 |
USSR |
1959-12-31 (Commissioned) |
1966-10-05 (Export to Egypt) |
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S-34 |
S-34 |
USSR |
1959-12-31 (Commissioned) |
1966-10-05 (Export to Egypt) |
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S-350 |
S-350 |
USSR |
1959-08-31 (Commissioned) |
1982-03-09 (Decommissioned) |
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S-351 |
S-351 |
USSR |
1959-11-06 (Commissioned) |
1967-10-17 (Export to Egypt) |
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S-352 |
S-352 |
USSR |
1959-10-31 (Commissioned) |
1967-01-26 (Export to Egypt) |
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S-353 |
S-353 |
USSR |
1959-12-26 (Commissioned) |
1966-07-19 (Export to Egypt) |
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S-354 |
S-354 |
USSR |
1959-11-30 (Commissioned) |
1966-10-17 (Export to Egypt) |
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S-36 |
S-36 |
USSR |
1960-09-30 (Commissioned) |
1985-12-28 (Export as Nadezhda 83 to Bulgaria) |
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S-37 |
S-37 |
USSR |
1960-03-31 (Commissioned) |
1992-03-19 (Decommissioned) |
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S-38 |
S-38 |
USSR |
1960-09-23 (Commissioned) |
1983-01-20 (Export as Slava 84 to Bulgaria) |
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S-4 |
S-4 |
USSR |
1961-09-18 (Commissioned) |
1987-02-05 (Export as Mumbata S01 to Syria) |
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S-49 |
S-49 |
USSR |
1961-12-31 (Commissioned) |
1990-04-19 (Decommissioned) |
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S-53 |
S-53 |
USSR |
1960-12-31 (Commissioned) |
1985-12-17 (Export to Syria) |
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S-57 |
S-57 |
USSR |
1961-12-27 (Commissioned) |
1972-05-25 (Export as Pobeda to Bulgaria) |
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| S-7 | S-7 | USSR | 1961-09-17 (Commissioned) | 1990-04-19 (Decommissioned) | |||||||