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- Rolf To The Rescue: German Yard Delivers Aluminum Rescue Launch Maritime Reporter, Oct 2001 #25
German shipyard Bootsbau & Yachtservice Wilhelm has delivered a new aluminum rescue launch to the Bay- erisches Red Cross in Munich. The 37- ft. (11.2-m) vessel, which will be used for daily rescue purposes and as hospital transportation on the Chiemsee in Bayern, will be equipped with a single MAN engine, driving a single UltraJet 340 waterjet via a ZF Gearbox.
Intended for continuous operation — day and night — the vessel has accommodations for two crewmembers as well as a doctor.
Sea trials conducted in Wilhelmshaven, Germany proved that the vessel's design complied with all specifications, achieving a service speed of 25 knots, with a 29-knot maximum. The vessel's aluminum hull features a raised bow with narrow stern section and is designed for maneuverability, high levels of seakeeping and a stable work platform.
A thermally-insulated wheelhouse features lateral sliding windows and a mast for a loud speaker and navigation lights.
Rolfs diesel heating system is designed to keep casualties at a moderate cabin temperature all year round, and its electronic equipment onboard includes navigation, radar, DGPS and depth sounder.
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- Aluminum Boats Delivers 150-Passenger Excursion Boat To Maryland Tours Maritime Reporter, Mar 1989 #63
a Regency VHF, a Datamarine Fathometer, and a Bogen entertainment system. Passenger viewing is enhanced by large aluminum- framed safety plate sliding windows, and six tons of Ruud air conditioning and heating make the boat suitable for all seasons operations. The boat's builder, Aluminum Boats, Inc
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- Munson M a n u f a c t u r i n g Delivers V o l v o - P o w e r e d Pilot Boat Maritime Reporter, Aug 1988 #44
spotlight, Heller navigation lights, Morse docking light, and Guest 807-2R dome lights. Cabin windows encompass a three-section windshield, four sliding windows, and two fixed windows aft. Sea Glaze provided a watertight cabin door. The enclosed head is from Rariton Crown and discharges into a
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- Gladding-Hearn Delivers Two Tugs To Bermuda's Department Of Marine Maritime Reporter, Jan 15, 1986 #34
bow bitts, and heavy Johnson Rubber tendering. Pilothouses are fully equipped and fitted with fixed windows on the house front and roof and sliding windows on the sides. The Princeton is being used in the port of Hamilton primarily for shipdocking duty. The Inspector is in use in St. George, where
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October 2017 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 66with ? oor-to-ceiling glass WERFTEN in Wismar. walls as well as spacious suites with horizon- Like its sister vessel, the 135 x 11.4-meter tal sliding windows. Other onboard facilities wide river cruise ship was speci? cally de- include three gourmet restaurants, a spacious signed for exploring Europe’s
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March 1989 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 59Datamarin Entertainment system Bogen Bogen entertainment system. Passenger viewing is enhanced by large alumi- num-framed safety plate sliding windows, and six tons of Ruud air conditioning and heating make the boat suitable for all seasons opera- tions. The boat's builder, Aluminum Boats
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October 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25and is designed for maneuverability, high lev- els of seakeeping and a stable work plat- form. A thermally-insulated wheelhouse features lateral sliding windows and a mast for a loud speaker and navigation lights. Rolfs diesel heating system is designed to keep casualties at a moder- ate cabin
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October 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 46. In December 1953, he returned to the yard from the Navy, became assistant chief of design in 1954, and chief of design in 1958. KEARFOTT SLIDING WINDOWS : Sizes and types particularly adapted to small ^ ™ and medium sized commercial boats Incorporating the same supreme qualities in design
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April 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 41with the Ministry of Defence (Navy Department) and several large tankers in experiments to test underwater survey techniques. KEARFOTT SLIDING WINDOWS Sizes and types particularly adapted to small and medium sized commercial boats Incorporating the same supreme qualities in design, engi- neerin
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June 1969 - Marine News page: 15. Water Street, Mobile, Alabama 36602 1-205-433-3675 CABLE ADDRESS: BENSRI Master Ship Repair Contracts With All Government Maritime Agencies Kearfott SLIDING WINDOWS Sizes and types particularly adapted to small and medium sized commercial boats Incorporating the same supreme qualities in design, engineering
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January 15, 1986 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32bow bitts, and heavy Johnson Rubber tendering. Pilothouses are fully equipped and fitted with fixed windows on the house front and roof and sliding windows on the sides. The Princeton is being used in the port of Hamilton primarily for ship- docking duty. The Inspector is in use in St. George