| フェルストランド 35 フライング キャット 196 名様 / 貨物室は 2023 年 12 月 31 日より無料 | |
| リクエストID | 7347 |
| カテゴリー | カタマラン |
| ビルド年 | 1994... |
| Price | €950,000... |
| 追加日をリクエストする | 2024-04-10 |
| によって追加 | Norsk Megling & Auksjon AS |
船の寸法
| 全長（LOA）, NS | 35... |
Original message
| Fjellstrand 35 Flying Cat 196 Pax / Cargo room free from 31.12.2023 |
| Description Well maintained 196 passenger Flying Catamaran who has been owned one the same owner since new build. The vessel will wnt out of contract the 31.04.2024. Possibility for sea trail after further agreement. Built after HSC 1994 code. The sister vessel is Victor Hugo (Ofoten) owned by Normandie Transports, Caen-Mondeville, France. https://www.manche-iles.com/fr/compagnie/ Specifications Vessel name: Ofoten Condition: Good Vessel type: Flying Cat Designer: Fjellstrand Builder: Fjellstrand Model: HSC Passenger Catamaran Constructed: 1997 Registration: LIRN Registry: Norwegian Shipregister NOR Class Society: NMD Norwegian Maritime Authorithy Class Notation: DNV Guests: 196 No. of engines: 4 Engine model: MTU 12V 183 TE72 Engine power: 3400 Fuel type: Diesel Drive type: Shaft drive Cruising Speed: 30 Knots Maximum Speed: 32 Knots Nominal length: 35m Length over all: 35m Beam: 10.1m Hull type: Catamaran Hull colour: Black Fuel capacity: 6000 Litres Water capacity: 800 Litres Accommodation Equipment Navigation Equipment Engine(s) The vessel is equipped with 4 main engines connected to two CPP propellers via two gears, and is equipped with two rudders where each rudder is driven by its own electric/hydraulic steering machine. Each propulsion system, main engine/gear and turning propeller and rudder are remotely controlled from the bridge. The engines are of type MTU 12V 183 TE72 with MCR 640kw at 2300 RPM (2560 kW) The propulsion for this vessel is provided by two identical independent mechanically and electrically separated propulsion systems, one in each hull. Each system consists of two main engines, fore and aft in each engine room, connected to turning propellers(CPP) via a gear. The two diesel engines for each system are controlled by an electronic tandem control system, connected to the engine, rotary propeller (CPP) and gear remote control system. Main engines are electrically and mechanically separated. Motors are started using electric current (24V DC starter motors). Engines get fuel from 2 separate fuel tanks (SB and BB). Engines and gears are controlled by an electronic system, and by the engine's safety system, with separate (SB/BB) 24V DC power supply which is independent of the 400V main electrical system. Engine controls are located in the wheelhouse at the chief engineer's workstation, at the captain's workstation (combinator levers, emergency stop and speed indicator) and in each machine room. The vessel is equipped with 4 main engines connected to two CPP propellers via two gears, and is equipped with two rudders where each rudder is driven by its own electric/hydraulic steering machine. Each propulsion system, main engine/gear, turning propeller and rudder is remotely controlled from the bridge. |