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INDIAN OCEAN EXPLORER Ship Specifications

Hull specifications
Hull: Steel, built in 1956 to German Lloyds class; full rebuild in 1980 and refit in 1997
Length:      35.2 meters  Beam: 7.20 meters
Tonnage: 250   Draught: 2.25 meters
Flag: Panama Call Sign: V3PS3
 
Engines & Machinery:
Engines:    2 x 335Hp MWM  Speed, Max:  12 Knots
Generators: 2 x 226Hp, 45KVA Voltages: 380/240/24v
Compressors: 3 Low Pressure Air Conditioner Boukens
Fuel Capacity: 21 Tons Range: 3800 n. miles
Water Makers: 2 Reverse Osmosis Water capacity 8 Tons
 
Navigation & Electronics:
Compass: 1 Gyro, 1 Magnetic Depth Sounder: Furuno
Auto Pilot: Anschutz Radars: 2 Raytheon
GPS:  1 Garmin    GPS Plotter: 1 GPSMAP
SSB Radio: Sailor 400/800 Watt VHF Radio:   Sailor RT 2048
 
Deck & Safety:
Life Rafts:  4 x 12 man AutoFlug Life-preservers: 48 Solas
EPIRB: Category 1     VHF: 2 Handheld
Fire Pump: Outlets throughout Extinguishers: Fully equipped
Anchors:   2 with 112 m chain Windlass: Hatlapa 380v
 
Accommodation:  All air conditioned
Passengers: 14 in 7 twin cabins, with en suite bathrooms
Cabin Electric:  220v 50Hz with 2 round-pin European type sockets
Crew:  10 in 4 cabins with separate crew mess
Galley:    Fully fitted with cold store and freezer store
Salon: Air-conditioned with dining for 18 persons
Sun deck: 47m2 
Lounge deck: Shaded, 49m2
 
Diving Facilities:
Compressors: 2 x Air, 1 x Nitrox Air Bank: 3 x 200 Lt
Tenders: 2 x 6 m. Rigid hull Cylinders: 35 x 12 Lt
Dive Sets: 10 full sets     Dive lockers:   18 persons
Dive deck:   34m2   Dive Platform:     7m2 with Ladder
 
Photo facility:  
Processing: not currently
operational
Camera table: 4m2+ 4m2 storage

Specifications are subject to change from time to time

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