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Catalogue / Windrow-drift survey float / Tirnach Frame 189 BRIO--ContrastiveSummarization

windrow-drift survey float
USD 1364.44 per person
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| deck area | 645 square metres |
|---|---|
| freeboard | 168 centimetres |
| occupancy | 37 people |
| mooring depth | 77 metres |
| per person | 1364.44 dollars |
| station keeping | fixed mooring |
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37 people is the right occupancy for us
The Turlach Vault 155 has 37 people on board. The windrow-drift survey float is the most popular float in the windrow float survey. It is the only float on the shortlist with more than one float. The Vault 155 is available for £99.
Worth knowing before you order the Turlach Vault 155
Turlach Vault 155 is a windrow-drift survey float with a built-in windrow survey float. The Vault 155 replaces an older version of the windrow float and has a better range of features. It is available in white or black and comes with a range of spares and replacement parts.
Two seasons with the Turlach Vault 155
The Turlach Vault 155 is a windrow-drift survey float unit. It has been in service for a year and is still in good condition. The Vault 155 was shortlisted for the best windrow float survey unit of the year award in the UK.
Does what it says: freeboard 168 centimetres
Turlach Vault 155 is a windrow-drift survey float with a 168 centimetre freeboard. The float is designed to float on the top of the windrow and has a maximum speed of 20mph. It is available in white or black and comes in a range of different colours.
Fixed mooring, which is what we needed from the Turlach Vault 155
Turlach Vault 155 has a fixed mooring system and a good windrow-drift survey float figure. Nothing else about the listing stood out to us, but the moorings are fixed and well-moored. A good value for money, but no other features stand out.
Commissioning the Turlach Vault 155
The Turlach Vault 155 was not the cheapest windrow-drift survey float we considered. The Vault 155 arrived ready to run, but it wasn't what we expected. It's not a perfect float, but the design is good enough to run on its own.
The Turlach Vault 155 in a smaller operation
The Turlach Vault 155 is a windrow-drift survey float float kit. We put it on the awkward jobs that the rest of the kit can't do. The Vault 155 has a range of different types of floats to suit different windrow drifts.