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SR-21 Beccer

Long ago, submarines of this model roamed the depths of Europe's waters under the banner of the Coalition.
Now, not even memories of them remain—only the rotting hulks of bygone days resting on the seabed.
Decommissioned due to their high cost and obsolescence, these submarines can now rarely be found for sale among private owners, often heavily modified to suit the needs of a particular captain.

Main Specifications
Class: Scout
Price: 17,000 Mk
Dimensions: 46 by 15 meters (35 by 11.5 meters of usable space)
Maximum horizontal speed: 20 km/h
Ascent speed: 19 km/h
Descent speed: 14.5 km/h
Reactor output: 4200 kW with a fuel consumption rate of 0.3
Engine power consumption: 1800 kW with an output of 320 HP

Description
The Beccer is a lightweight and agile submarine, armed just enough to fend off smaller groups of enemies. Encounters with larger deep-sea inhabitants are best avoided, aided by a silent running mode and the ability to completely shut off all external and internal lighting, as well as an installed depth charge/decoy launch system.

Onboard, various fabricators, a deconstructor, and several bunks. Additionally, the electrical system is equipped with switches to turn off lighting, minor pumps, and oxygen generation for extra energy savings.
(And a power distributor near the reactor to entertain the engineers on board.)
The ballast tanks are equipped with a water pumping protocol in case of ballast flora infestation. However, it must be activated manually, and the flora must be eliminated as soon as possible, as the submarine cannot maintain position with only one active ballast tank.

Drone
A cargo drone, mounted under the submarine's stern, is designed to transport valuables, illuminate the area, and leisurely carry crew on its hull. However, its batteries are not designed for prolonged use.

Trivia
The engineering compartment is equipped with hatches to limit flooding in case of a breach, and some valves prevent flooding from below if such an event occurs.