Lines / Rescue Vessel.
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Vessel Type: |
Full displacement twin screw mono hull lines / rescue Vessel. |
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Builder: |
Fairy Allday Marine UK |
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Year: |
1979 |
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Registration: |
M & H number 6170 |
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Survey: |
DPI WA 2C within 30 N/Miles Offshore
2 Crew + 6 Personnel |
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Displacement: |
18 Tonnes |
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Dimensions: |
Length Overall:
Beam:
Draft Nominal: |
13.5 Metres
3.7 Metres
1.2 Metres |
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Engine(s): |
2x CATERPILLAR 3208B turbocharged V8 diesel 355HP/263kW |
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Gearbox(s): |
Twin disc MG501 with 2.5:1 reduction |
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Range: |
400 N/miles
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Speed: |
Cruising:
Max Speed: |
10 Knots
13 Knots |
at 1800 RPM
at 2200 RPM |
Average Consumption
28L/Hour |
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Fuel Capacity (Diesel): |
4000 Litres |
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Deck: |
Fully railed Bow and Stern with Raised Foredeck and raised Platform Aft |
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Bridge Equipment: |
iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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iCom IC-MM304 VHf
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Radar: |
JRC 1500 MKII |
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Echo Sounder: |
Furuno LS6000 |
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GPS: |
Furuno GP-31 |
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Marine Radios: |
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Lights: |
Single deck flood aft, twin flood forward and roving spot. All 24v |
Accommodation & Facilities:Twin berths in fo'csle
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