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MV DHB Director – Past and Present

MV DHB Director

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© Nigel Thornton

Glass reinforced plastic hulled, twin screw built in 1996 by Aquastar Workboats Carrigaline Co. Cork  (Yard No. 60) for Dover Harbour Board as a harbour patrol/pilot vessel.

Technical Data

  • Length: 11.43 m (11.5m overall)
  • Breadth of hull: 3.81 m (moulded)
  • Height: 4.6 m
  • Draught: 1m
  • Tonnage: 12 tons displacement (13.5 tons loaded)
  • Engines: Twin Caterpillar 3126 TA diesels
  • Power: 231kw/ 310 bhp @ 2400 rpm
  • Speed: 23 knots
  • Capacity:  (max)
  • Call Sign: MWID7
  • MMSI Number: 235080091
  • Registry: Dover/UK 🇬🇧

Current AIS Location


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History

1996: Delivered to Dover Harbour Board

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©  Nigel Scutt (Dover Strait Shipping, Facebook)

All information is believed to be correct and no responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions. All items included in this article are subject to © copyright. We would like to take this opportunity of thanking: John Hendy and Nigel Scutt (Dover Strait Shipping, Facebook) for their assistance in producing this feature.

Article © Nigel Thornton and Ray Goodfellow (Dover Ferry Photos Group)

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