Dar Młodzieży
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Dar Młodzieży ("the gift of youth") is a Polish sailing training ship designed by Zygmunt Choreń and launched in 1982 in the Gdańsk shipyard, Poland. Its home port is Gdynia (Poland). It has replaced Dar Pomorza.
Specifications:
- Length: 108,815 m (including bowsprit)
- Width: 14 m
- Height: 62.1 m
- Depth: 6.3 m
- Sail surface: 3015 m²
- Crew: 176 persons (40 crew and 136 cadets)
Detailed Specifications:
- Type of ship: Sailing-school, Three mast frigate
- Flag: Poland
- Port of Registry:Gdynia
- Year, place and symbol of the construction: 1982, Gdansk Shipyard, B95 / 1
- Call sign: SQLZ
- Class PRS: A 16 hp 1 sp
- Height to main deck: 7.815 m
- Height to upper deck: 10.05 m
- Sail area of the basic: 3015 sq. m
- Elevation masts: 49.5 m 49.5 m 46.5 m
- RTD: 2384.85 t
- NRT: 335.37 t
- Displacement: 2946 t
- Speed Sailing:
- Highest daily mileage: 264.7 Nm (average speed 11.29 knots)
- Maximum instantaneous speed: 16.5 knots
- Main engine: Cegielski - Sulzer type 8 AL 20/24, 2 * 750 PS (552 kW)
- The speed of the engine:
- Economic speed: 9 knots
- Maximum speed: 12 knots
- The crew: 40
- Apprentices: 136
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Docked in Travemünde, Germany
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Bow view
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Side view
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Masts
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Dar Młodzieży in Kristiansand (2010)
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Dar Młodzieży in Kristiansand (2010)
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