Topic: Ship Quiz (Read 1579295 times)

Rbsanford · « **Reply #9375 on:** July 11, 2012, 21:48:32 »

Wow, I had no idea anyone would know that!

your go.

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9376 on:** July 12, 2012, 07:51:42 »

Quote from: Rbsanford on July 11, 2012, 21:48:32

Wow, I had no idea anyone would know that!

your go.

The name of this ship?

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9377 on:** July 12, 2012, 10:01:06 »

Clue:

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9378 on:** July 12, 2012, 12:28:43 »

Next Clue:

The ... was built in 1902 as a wooden sailing trawler, she fished the north sea until she was completely rebuilt in steel and mototized in 1957. She fished until 1981 when she was decommisioned and sold for scrap, fortunately this was not to be her final destination, various owners took up the challenge but had to sell when money got short. Andre Hanzens bought her in 1992 and worked on the renovation of the ship until she was ready for her new life in 1998. She is now perfectly suited for her new lease of life and has proven her qualities in any weather!

Information
dimensions 29.00 x 6.20 m
draught 2.80 m
sail area 350 mÂ²;
Home port: Harlingen, NL

Rbsanford · « **Reply #9379 on:** July 12, 2012, 16:29:26 »

Tornado?

larsdehaan · « **Reply #9380 on:** July 12, 2012, 16:44:56 »

Wervelwind?

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9381 on:** July 12, 2012, 16:46:44 »

Ã„hm, nope

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9382 on:** July 12, 2012, 16:50:23 »

next clue

Rbsanford · « **Reply #9383 on:** July 12, 2012, 17:01:01 »

Twister!

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9384 on:** July 12, 2012, 18:00:28 »

Yeah

Your go

Rbsanford · « **Reply #9385 on:** July 12, 2012, 23:17:21 »

What ship has the most powerful engines and the longest self-unloading boom on the Great Lakes?

And sorry for all the Great Lakes shipping questions, its all I know.

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9386 on:** July 13, 2012, 08:04:11 »

Edwin H. Gott. She is the most powerful ship on the Great Lakes, generating 19,500 hp with two diesel engines. She has a self-unloading boom on deck that can be extended to shore to discharge cargo at a rate of 10,000 tons per hour.

Rbsanford · « **Reply #9387 on:** July 13, 2012, 17:43:49 »

impressive!

your turn

saltydog · « **Reply #9388 on:** July 13, 2012, 20:21:15 »

Let's have a new one..

Name of this ship, and what kind of vessel is she ?

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9389 on:** July 14, 2012, 08:21:16 »

67m SEA AXE 6711 superyacht support vessel

saltydog · « **Reply #9390 on:** July 14, 2012, 08:54:46 »

Right, the Sea Axe Garcon, a type 6711..
Why carry all your toys on your own yacht, when you can put them on your 'support yacht' ?

http://www.charterworld.com/news/67m-amels-superyacht-support-vessel-sea-axe-6711-display-monaco-yacht-show

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9391 on:** July 14, 2012, 09:12:04 »

Three in a row

The name of this ship?

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9392 on:** July 14, 2012, 11:15:08 »

Time for a clue:

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9393 on:** July 14, 2012, 14:16:44 »

Next Clue:

Now you find both parts of her name.

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9394 on:** July 14, 2012, 17:04:15 »

O.K., noone $:-\$

DP Hunter

anyone to go

saltydog · « **Reply #9395 on:** July 14, 2012, 18:22:52 »

Yes, a bit disappointing Gernot. I found it was the DP Hunter in about 10 minutes, but was surprised no one else did, even after your very clear hints..

saltydog · « **Reply #9396 on:** July 15, 2012, 19:05:27 »

All names of this icebreaker..?
Clue: first she was American, then Russian, then American again..

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9397 on:** July 16, 2012, 07:54:58 »

Career (United States.)
Name:   USCGC Staten Island WAG/WAGB-278.
Operator:   United States Coast Guard.
Builder:   Western Pipe and Steel Company.
Laid down:   09 June 1942.
Launched:   28 December 1942.
Commissioned:   26 February 1944.

Career (Soviet Union.)
Name:   Severny Veter
Operator:   Soviet Navy.
Acquired:   February 1944 under Lend-Lease.

Career (United States.)
Name:   USS Northwind AGB-5.
Operator:   United States Navy.
Acquired:   19 December 1951.
Commissioned:   26â€“31 January 1952.
Decommissioned:   01 February 1966.
Renamed:   USS Staten Island AGB-5, on 15 April 1952.
Struck:   01 March 1966.
Motto:   If It Can Be Done We Can Do It

Career (United States.)
Name:   USCGC Staten Island WAGB-278.
Acquired:   1965.
Commissioned:   01 February 1965.
Decommissioned:   15 November 1974.
Nickname:   White Arctic Garbage Barge.
Fate:   Scrapped.
Notes:   Ships callsign NSXN

saltydog · « **Reply #9398 on:** July 16, 2012, 10:36:33 »

Very close, but yours is the best answer so far..

Names were Southwind, Admiral Makarov, Atka and Southwind..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Southwind_%28WAGB-280%29

Gernot1971 · « **Reply #9399 on:** July 16, 2012, 11:02:39 »

Argh, give us a new chance with a good question, Salty.

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