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”Ulla Rinman”

Type of vessel: Rescue vessel

Built: 1970 at Falkenberg Shipyard, Sweden. Equipped at Djupvik Shipyard.

Material: Steel, aluminium superstructure.      

Length: 23.82 meters (lpp 21.15m)

Breadth: 6.90 meters

Draft: 3.40 meters

Displacement: 130 tonnes

Tonnage: 31 NT, 98 GT

Main engine: June Munktell 6TMFD 260 MVH, 720 bHp/425 rpm. Four-stroke diesel with intercooler. Complete overhaul in 2001. Stainless steel ice-going propeller.

Aux. engine: Volvo TMD 100A, 4800 running hours, runs pumps, hydraulics (Berg bow thrusters, anchor windlass and winch). 34 kVA 380/220V generator.

Cruising speed: 9-10 knots/400 rpm at 100 litres/hr.

Bunkers: Diesel - 5 tanks hold 22000 litres + 1000 day-tank.
Water
- 5000 litres.
Septic
- 250 litres.
Lube
oil - 150 litres.
Foam for fire-fighting
- 4000 litres.

Classification: Up to 15 nm from coastline. Certified for 50 passengers. As a pleasure yacht she would get certificates for unrestricted trade. Ice-going.

Equipment: Furuno FR-2110 72 nm radar with video plotter, Transas ES2, Shipmate RS 5800 GPS navigator, Furuno FAP 330 autopilot, MLR FX412 dGPS navigator, Zodiak M-5026 com radio, Navico Axis 250 handheld VHF, Sailor RT 2047 VHF, Apelco VXE 75 VHF, Panasonic NMT 450 mobile phone, Sailor RT105 + T122 SSB-radio system, PC med chart program, Skipper Coloursounder ES1010, Ritchie Seastate 3 compass, Koden 5150 VHF-direction finder, Bergs hydraulic steering with quick steering, 2 x 25 + 1 x 12 person Viking life-rafts, Tico 2600 hydraulic crane on fore-deck, anchor windlass (new 1995), fire-fighting cannon, sprinkler system protects vessel when fire-fighting.

General arrangement: Aft section with one double and two single cabins. Forward section with a four berth cabin and a large saloon. Deckhouse with galley, mess, shower & toilet and a hospital cabin with toilet room.

This is most likely the finest Scandinavian rescue vessel that will be available for a long time. She is in a very good condition and has spent her entire career in service at the Rörö rescue station in the Gothenburg archipelago.

 

 

All details given in good faith but not guaranteed.