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Oct 3, 2026
With Martin Harren Aboard MV Patricia: SAL’s Future Fleet Explained
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2:22Luke KingHOST
And for people that aren't so familiar, that don't know about the Orca class, tell us a bit about the Orca class.
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2:27Martin HarrenGUEST
I think the, let's say, the unusual thing about the Orca class is the combination, I would say, that the speed of this vessel is 19 knots, up to 19 knots.
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2:38Martin HarrenGUEST
And this is what you can achieve if you put two main engines, but it has two main engines together with the auxiliary engine on the ship.
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2:49Martin HarrenGUEST
she can still be, which is in the modern time very important, be very efficient.
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2:52Martin HarrenGUEST
If you only put one main engine to the shaft, she can do 13 knots with 15 tons, and this is much less than even much smaller ships.
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3:03Martin HarrenGUEST
At the same time, she's very resilient because even without the two main engines, You can have, let's say, you can have a propulsion with the auxiliary engines.
6 MINS LATER
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8:57Luke KingHOST
For everything you see at the moment, why do you think this vessel could serve you well in the coming years?