Hungarian excursion vessel on Lake Balaton, berthed at Balatonfüred, Hungary, May 18, 2010
Ship classification: JÓKAI/1913 class, screw propelled passenger steamer
Status: active
Technical details:
Built 1913, Óbuda Shipyard of DDSG, Budapest/Óbuda, HU
Length overall: 31,89 m
Lenght between perpendiculars: 29,36 m
Extreme breadth: 5,29 m
Beam: 5,11 m
Fixpoint height: 6,66 m
Depth: 2,46 m
Draft: 1,45 m
Main engine type: gőzgép
Output of main engine: 65 LE
Number of passengers: 250 person
Rebuilt 1963, MAHART Siófok Shiprepair Yard, Siófok, HU
Length overall: 31,89 m
Extreme breadth: 5,55 m
Displacement: 133-157 t
Main engine type: 1 db Buckau-Wolf DV-136 dieselmotor
Output of main engine: 300 (400 rpm) LE
Stillwater speed: 18 km/h
Number of passengers: 200 person
Rebuilt 1998, Hydroelectric Power Plant & Shiprepair Yard of EVIZIG, Tiszalök, HU
Length overall: 36,00 m
Extreme breadth: 5,2 m
Draft: 1,80 m
Displacement: 111 t
Main engine type: Carterpillar
Output of main engine: 300 LE
History
1913-JÓKAI, Lake Balaton Stemshipping Plc.
1927-JÓKAI, Balaton Navigation Plc
1944 sunk by german troops in Balatonfüred
1945 salvaged
1948 put into service
1947-JÓKAI, Balaton Navigation Co
1955-JÓKAI, MAHART.
1963 rebuilt as motorship by MAHART Yard of Siófok
197? out of service
1980 on River Tisza and Körös, used by Pioneer Camp of Doboz-Szanazug, almost completely wrecked
199x-JÓKAI, Vanyolai Shipping Ltd.
1998-99 renewed at the Hydroelectric Power Plant & Shiprepair Yard of Northern Hungary Water Authority, Tiszalök
2000 shipped to Danube River,
2002-transported on road to Lake Balaton
2003-JÓKAI, Vanyolai Shipping Ltd, Balatonfüred
source: http://www.hajoregiszter.hu/hajoadatlap/jokai/69