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Haida, Rosenkavalier Friedrich Krupp Shipyard in Kiel, Germany 1929 successor HDW

Discussion in 'Nobiskrug Yacht' started by archnav.de, Apr 28, 2004.

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  1. archnav.de, Apr 28, 2004
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    archnav.de

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  2. Braveheart, Nov 12, 2004
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    The current owner comes from Germany (source: German Magazine"Boote Exklusiv", May 2004).
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  3. archnav.de, Apr 15, 2005
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    Specification:

    Lenght over all: 71.10 m
    Lenght WL: 54.95 m
    Beam moulded:9.14 m
    Draft: 3.99 m
    Hull:Steel
    Main Engine: 2 x Krupp 6L40/67M
    Generators: 2 x Caterpillar 3306, 1 x Caterpillar 3054
    Fuel consumption:approx. 250 Liter/hours
    Range:7’500 nm
    Cruising Speed: 11 kn
    Max. Speed:14 kn
    Gross Tonnage:700 GT
    Net Tonnage: 216 NT

    Flag: Cayman Island
    Port of Registery: George Town

    Tender & Toys:

    1 Custom-Build Classic Wooden Tender 240 PS , 1 x Artigiana Battelli 115 PS plus more Toys
    Big sundeck with Jacuzzi, partly covered with a Bimini. Exterior Dining Area on main deck, Liabary, Owners- and VIP Cabin equipped with TV, HiFi und WiFi. All Guest Cabins dispose of WiFi.


    Interieur Designer: J.G. Verges
  4. archnav.de, Apr 15, 2005
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    archnav.de

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  5. D'ARTOIS, Apr 15, 2005
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    D'ARTOIS New Member

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    I remember to have had a splendid evening on "Rosenkavalier" then it belonged to a group of Greec who were extremely hospitable and I saw the yacht when she was currently restored.
    There was a big party going on (it was during the Nice Superyacht) and I was showing the 2nd design of Titania. A night not to forget!
  6. CapRoss, Jan 5, 2025
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    This yacht was recently laid up for a long time. Strange enough just after the much publicised refit at Pendennis. But now seems to have crossed the Atlantic and thriving. Anyone know what happened? Who is the current caretaker?