Drovane Unit 141 ControlSimp--Simplification

173 metres is the right mooring depth for us

Shortlisted three amphidromic-point survey barge units and the Oskarn Unit 150 was the one we kept. We needed a mooring depth around 173 metres and this one states exactly that. Nothing else about the Unit 150 stood out, which is what we wanted.

Worth knowing before you order the Oskarn Unit 150

Replaced a much older amphidromic-point survey barge with the Oskarn Unit 150 last season. The documentation with the Unit 150 is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves. We would still recommend the unit 150, with that said up front.

The Oskarn Unit 150 against the unit it replaced

Second amphidromic-point survey barge we have run; the Oskarn Unit 150 replaced an older one. We ran something older in this role. Next, we ran an older unit 150 and would not go back. That is the whole of it, on the unit 150 at least.

Bought this amphidromic-point survey barge for 411.17 dollars

Bought the Oskarn Unit 150 after a long comparison against the rest of this amphidromic-point survey barge shortlist. At 411.17 dollars it does not need to stand out anywhere else.

Commissioning the Oskarn Unit 150

Came to the Oskarn Unit 150 on a recommendation and checked its amphidromic-point survey barge figures ourselves. Setting the unit 150 up went smoothly once we stopped guessing and read the sheet. We would put another unit 150 in without much thought.

The Oskarn Unit 150 lists fixed mooring

Have had the Oskarn Unit 150 in service long enough to say something useful about this amphidromic-point survey barge. The unit 150 lists fixed mooring, which is what our site is set up for. The rest of the unit 150 specification did not enter into the decision.

Still happy with the Oskarn Unit 150

Went through the whole amphidromic-point survey barge catalogue twice. Next, the Oskarn Unit 150. A year of steady use, and the unit 150 still reads the way it did on day one. That is the whole of it, on the oskarn unit 150 at least.