Suncoco (ex: Maine) |
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| Project Name: | Yacht type: | Motor Yacht | |
| Based concept: | Sub type: | Displacement
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| Imo: | MMSI: | 239112700 | |
| Call sign: | SY7908 | SYT#: | Y00214 |
| Flag: | Greece | Port of Registry: | |
| Length Overall (m): | 31.52 | Length Overall (ft): | 103.41 |
| Length On Deck (m): | Length On Deck (ft): | ||
| Length Waterline (m): | 26.98 | Length Waterline (ft): | 88.52 |
| Beam (m): | 7.19 | Beam (ft): | 23.59 |
| Draught Max (m): | 2.38 | Draught Max (ft): | 7.81 |
| Draught Min (m): | Draught Min (ft): | ||
| Shipyard: | Lowland Yachts B.V. | Year: | 1992 |
| Hull: | 430 | Status: | Completed |
| Port: | Zoeterwoude | Country: | Netherlands |
| Comment: | |||
| Naval Architect: | De Vries Lentsch | ||
| Exterior Designer: | De Vries Lentsch | ||
| Interior Designer: | |||
| Hull Material: | Steel | Superstructure: | Aluminium |
| Gross Tonnage: | 243 | Displacement: | 180 |
| Class: | |||
| Class Comments: | MCA: | No | |
| Guest Cabins: | |||
| Guests: | Max Charter Guests: | ||
| Crew Cabins: | Crew: | ||
| Engine Manufacturer: | Caterpillar Inc | Model: | 3408 DITA |
| Number of Engines: | 2 | Type: | Diesel |
| HP: | 540 | KW: | 403 |
| Total HP: | 1,080 | Total KW: | 805 |
| Engines: | |||
| Max Speed: | 13 | Cruise Speed: | 10 |
| Range: | 4,000 | Propulsion: | Twin Screw |
| Fuel Capacity (Liters): | 33,000 | Fuel Capacity (Gallons): | 8,719 |
| Water Capacity (Liters): | 6,000 | Water Capacity (Gallons): | 1,585 |
| Year | Shipyard | Work done | Status |
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| 2006 | Bradford Marine, Inc. | Topsides painted, superstructure touched up, bottom painted and shaft seals renewed. | Finished |
| 1997 | CRN Spa | New teak on bridge deck and flybridge. Partial re-fair and full paint. | Finished |
20 September 2010Suncoco at anchor off the Greek island Poros
10 May 2010Suncoco in Greece
27 October 2006De Valk sells the Lowland Suncoco
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