Now see, there lies the problem with us. We start comparing platforms at the drop of hat. AT 109 tons, mounting a RCS is not a problem. But problem would arise after that.
Lets have a look at the class of IBs we are talking about.
First, the roles it have to perform.
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Now if we look at its functions, it has to carry out SAR and disaster relief operation along with patrolling. Means you have to make it a multipurpose vessel and mounting a RCS would seriously hamper it.
How? Lets look at that aspect too.
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As you could see, an RCS mount means we have to change the design of the whole craft drastically. In the 2nd pic the blue lines denote the water level of the vessel. The vessel is designed to move with a draft of 1.4 m. Mounting a RCS would mean changing this which in turn would affect its maneuverability.
So mounting a RCS is not a big deal, but the big deal is that it would have its effect on the deign of the ship which in turn would effect its performance.
But yes, the same class of boats would go in P.Tso where these RCS would play a vital role as those boats would be performing a different set of activity altogether. So the tests done were to see its feasibility in that aspect. But our moron media would mount anything anywhere.