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Teesport Pilot Boat Chase By DJI Mavic Drone


published on 23 August 2021 -  158 -

Found on YouTube. Created by "shadow4xp". Originally published on 2021-08-22.
A new £1.35 million pilot vessel, Stainsby, was added to the Pilot Boat fleet last year. The vessel was built in Wales by Holyhead Marine Services, an experienced builder of pilot boats that delivered Teesport the similar Saltholme in 2014. The 16.5 metre boat is powered by twin Scania DI16 diesels, producing 525BHP @ 1800RPM. Transmission is via Twin Disc “Quickshift” MGX-5136SC Gearboxes.
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