®
SHIPSPOTTING.COM
WELCOME TO SHIPSPOTTING.COM
Edi - IMO 5356284
Photo
details
Photographer:Adawo [ View profile ]
Title:Edi
Location:Swinoujscie, Poland
Photo Category:Guard Vessels/safety/rescue
Added:Jan 31, 2008
Views:3,904
Image Resolution:1,300 x 888
Description:
Edi passing Swinoujscie, outbound from Szczecin. She'll be used as a ocean tug for delivery U-194 to Thailand.
ex Strill Surveyor-90 ex Terten-85
ex Hval III-46 ex Star XI-36.
Build in 1928 by Nylands Versted, Oslo
as a Whalecatcher.
Thx N-Dieper
Swinoujscie, 22.1.2007
Vessel
particulars
Current name:LABO
Former name(s):
- Sami (Until 2003 Aug)
- Rainbow A (Until 1998)
- Northsea Assistant (Until 1996)
- Stril Surveyor (Until 1990)
- Terten (Until 1985)
- Hval Iii (Until 1946)
- Star Xi (Until 1936)
Vessel Type:Standby Safety Vessel
Gross tonnage:299 tons
Summer DWT:478 tons
Photos:7 photos by 4 photographers
AIS Position
of this ship
There is no AIS Position Data available for this ship!
Would you like to add AIS Coverage?
Add AIS Coverage
Photo
Categories
This ship exists in the following categories:
Motor Yachts from 65 feet or 20 m LOA - 2 photos
Guard Vessels/Safety/Rescue - 5 photos
Photographers
of this ship
(4)
More of
this ship(6)
COMMENT THIS PHOTO(7)
the submarine, which was in tow by EDI sank in the skagerrak on 2007/02/05. At the moment,EDI berthed in the port of Esbjerg.
Some additional info about EDI:
EDI is a former norwegian whaler. Two of her sisters, ALF and ARTEMIS, are still in service today. This two vessels were rebuilt into coasters in the 1950's. ARTEMIS was rebuilt into a Sailingvessel by her new dutch owners in the 1990's.
Krgds,
AJ
Edit
comment
42,49 - 7,14 - 4,49 meter.
Engine : MAK 4SA-6 1100 hp. 1965.
ex Strill Surveyor-90 ex Terten-85
ex Hval III-46 ex Star XI-36.
Build in 1928 by Nylands Versted, Oslo.
Found this in Lloyds Register 1991-92.
Best Regards, Frits.
Edit
comment
She is on her way to Thailand right now.Struggling aginst hard wind in the north of oresound.
Edit
comment
She is on her way to Thailand right now.Struggling aginst hard wind in the north of oresound.
Edit
comment
I think she was called "Northsea Assistent" at that time.
Maybe this info helps a bit more.
Edit
comment
This ship based on very old, rived hull.
Rgds.
Adam
Edit
comment
Edit
comment