The Sealink Seacat was produced by an unknown Australian shipyard for Sealink in the early 90's. The vessel was towed along the Tasman sea by multiple tug boats to Auckland. The volcanic city of Auckland has been the vessels home ever since where it has serviced the many islands of Auckland. The Seacat Primarly runs its daily trip from Half Moon Bay to Waiheke Island in the Hauraki Gulf. Other vessels Such as The Seaway Also Undergo This exact trip.
SPECS
Feature
Engine
Twin Diesel Electric Engines
Ramp
Large Forward Bi-Axel Folding Ramp
Drive Train
Twin Fixed-Pitch Quad Bladed Propellars
Seating
150+ Exterior Sundeck Seating, 50+ Internal Lounge Seating
LOA
49.5m
Beam
15.75m
Stormlink
40 Stormlink Compatible Seats
Bridge
Feature
Radar
Twin Long-Range Marine Radars
Navigation
Tri Garmin Multipurpose Displays
Thrusters
Powerful Bowthrusters
Thrust
Fully Differential Thrust With Differential Reverse
Lights
Full Navigational Lights
Capabilites
Feature
Top-Speed
22kts
Recommended Cruise Speed
15kts
Cargo Capcity
10+ Vehicles
Range
Undetermined
Fuel Capacity
43000L
Features these give this mighty vessel the ability to service the entirety of the sawyer islands with ease. The easily manoeuvrable ramp self-adjusts to create a smooth boarding experience for the passengers. The Onboard cafe/bar can keep your Stormlink Passages entertained for the long ride. The Seacat ferry is beast, the overpowered bow thrusters, diesel electric marine engines prove for a smooth ride to your destination.
Credits
Garmin Systems
Depth Display
Marine Radar Display
1x1 Radio
Light Display
Huge Thanks to everyone who worked on this ship, its amazing.
-@Hash Brown
-@Aeronomical
-@ben.fure
-@nikolainordheim
