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F. Star - IMO 9104471

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Photographer:
andy.ru73 [ View profile ]
Captured:
Feb 7, 2019
Title:
F. Star
Location:
Vanino, Russia
Photo Category:
Bulkers Built 1991-2000
Added:
Feb 13, 2019
Views:
316
Image Resolution:
3,835 x 2,876

Description:

Vanino Coal Terminal. Muchke bay, pier no.5

Vessel
particulars

Current name:
F STAR

Former name(s):

 -  Shoho (Until 2013 Jul)

 -  Shoho Maru (Until 2005 May)

Current flag:
South Korea
Home port:
Jeju Cheju
Callsign:
DSRO3
IMO:
9104471
MMSI:
441929000
Build year:
1995
Builder:
Sasebo Heavy Industries - Sasebo, Japan
Manager:
Five Ocean - Seoul, South Korea
Owner:
Five Ocean - Seoul, South Korea
Class society:
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai
Vessel Type:
Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:
48,950 tons
Summer DWT:
87,996 tons
Length:
270 m
Beam:
38 m
Draught:
7.8 m
Photos:
9 photos by 4 photographers

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Hi Mr. MattyBoy! A few days at night and in the morning is very cold. When photographing it was minus 27 degrees Celsius.
Hello from the Far East!

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I like it, andy.ru73 !!!! That's gotta be cold. Colder than Canada huh? It confirms everything I've heard about Russian winters. Atmospheric. How cold? Must be hazardous working on deck. Don't touch any bare metal.

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