IRT #45 >>10421
Talked with a PhilAnon about this thingon General last night because Pirate had me looking around again.
Flagged by Singapore, owners supposed to be in Singapore. Barely reports itself but seems to be in a location where no seamount or shelf and too far for anybody to want to build pipelines to the Phillipines. Last port departed from was Changzhou, China in 2017.
Offshore supply ship has the same name, but no pics available on any maritime site. Notice the former names.
These are from posts made in South Africa #2. I'm starting to see why the shills are coming around there.
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Just means out of the range of any shore-based receivers for the AIS report. Happens a lot, especially in the Caribbean. Vessel is most likely still reporting via gps on a system known as Global Marine Distress and Safety System and likely has some kind of Tracfone contact with her owners. GPS can be a receive only thing like warships do. Out-of-range is generally just too far out to sea but I swear sometimes ships of certain nations {{cough cough Iran}} will turn off their AIS systems completely. Frowned upon by International Maritime Organization but easily explained as a "oops, is that what that switch was for?" deal.
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