Description
Captain John & Son II is a distinguished vessel based in Plymouth Harbor, MA. She is an aluminum-hulled vessel designed to serve as a passenger/observation/standby/guard/safety/target vessel, ensuring a comprehensive range of maritime capabilities.
With an overall length of 85 feet, a beam of 23 feet, and a draft of 5 feet, she provides a stable and comfortable platform for various maritime activities. Boasting a remarkable range of 30 days and a cruising speed of 20 knots (with a top speed of 23 knots), this vessel is well-equipped for extended journeys and efficient transit.
Advanced navigation and communication equipment include: three GPS units, three VHF radios, two radars, AIS, SSB radio, SAT phone, and a sonar. The vessel is powered by a total horsepower of 1650, ensuring reliable and efficient performance on the open seas. Safety is a top priority, with special equipment including two fire hose stations, a fire pump, EPIRB, two 50-man life rafts, 150 life jackets, four life rings, and five fire extinguishers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Captain John & Son II is designed as a versatile aluminum-hulled vessel serving multiple maritime roles including passenger transport, observation, standby support, guard duties, safety operations, and target vessel functions. Its design ensures a comprehensive range of maritime capabilities to meet diverse mission requirements.
The vessel measures 85 feet in length with a beam of 23 feet and a draft of 5 feet. It has a cruising speed of 20 knots and can reach a top speed of 23 knots, making it efficient for both short and extended voyages.
Captain John & Son II has an impressive range allowing it to operate continuously for up to 30 days. This capability supports extended journeys or missions without frequent refueling or resupply stops.
The vessel is equipped with advanced technology including three GPS units, three VHF radios, two radars, AIS, an SSB radio, a SAT phone, and sonar. This extensive equipment array ensures reliable navigation and effective communication at sea.
Safety is prioritized with equipment such as two fire hose stations, a dedicated fire pump, an EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), two 50-man life rafts, 150 life jackets, four life rings, and five fire extinguishers. This comprehensive safety gear ensures readiness for emergencies.
The vessel is powered by engines delivering a total of 1650 horsepower. This power ensures reliable performance and efficient maneuvering in various sea conditions.