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Devil Ray T38 vs Sea Hunter

Overview

The Devil Ray T38 and the Sea Hunter are both Unmanned vessel classes.

The Devil Ray T38 reaches 50 knots vs 27 knots for the Sea Hunter. Operational range is 2,400 nautical miles for the Devil Ray T38 vs 10,000 for the Sea Hunter.

Built in the United States, the Devil Ray T38 is an autonomous surface vessel designed for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, featuring a burst speed above 50 knots.
Origin πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States
Category Unmanned vessel
Type Medium unmanned surface vessel
Manufacturer Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC)
Year introduced --
Number built NA
Estimated unit price NA
Introduced by the United States in 2016, Sea Hunter is an autonomous trimaran unmanned surface vehicle designed primarily for tracking quiet diesel-electric submarines.
Origin πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States
Category Unmanned vessel
Type Unmanned surface vehicle
Manufacturer Leidos
Year introduced 2016
Number built 2 units
Estimated unit price $20 million
Displacement NA
Maximum speed 50.0 knots β—‰
Range 2,400 nm at 4 knots β—‰
Length 11.0 m β—‰
Beam 3.4 m
Propulsion --
Displacement 135 tons
Maximum speed 27.0 knots β—‰
Range 10,000 nm β—‰
Length 40.0 m β—‰
Beam NA
Propulsion 2x Diesel engines, twin screws

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which has greater displacement, the Devil Ray T38 or Sea Hunter?
The Sea Hunter has greater displacement at 135 tons compared to the Devil Ray T38's 0 tons.
Which is faster, the Devil Ray T38 or Sea Hunter?
The Devil Ray T38 is faster with a maximum speed of 50 knots compared to the Sea Hunter's 27 knots.
Which has longer range, the Devil Ray T38 or Sea Hunter?
The Sea Hunter has a longer range at 10,000 nautical miles compared to the Devil Ray T38's 2,400 nautical miles.
Which is longer, the Devil Ray T38 or Sea Hunter?
The Sea Hunter is longer at 40.0 meters compared to the Devil Ray T38's 11.0 meters.