Particulars
| MMSI | 503009020 |
|---|---|
| Call sign | SP02 |
| Flag | Australia |
| Vessel type | Search and rescue |
From her own AIS broadcasts.
Her MMSI
503009020
The first three digits, 503, are the country code of Australia: an MMSI follows a ship's flag, so a new flag brings a new number.
She broadcasts no IMO number. Only larger seagoing ships are required to have one.
Her AIS details
AIS is the radio signal a ship sends so that other ships can see her. This is what her signal tells us.
| AIS class | Class AWorked out, not reported: only Class A transponders send a status, and she sends one. Class A is the full-strength kind that large cargo and passenger ships must carry. |
|---|---|
| Status she reports | Moored |
| Where her aerial sits | Not reportedAIS lets a ship say where her aerial is on her hull; she has not. |
| Heard from | AISStream |
| On the map since |
From her own AIS broadcasts as the feed delivers them.
Ships near her
- RESCUE SP1 Search and rescue vesselunder 0.1 nm
- AFFOGATO Pleasure craft0.1 nm
- FREYJA Sailing vessel0.1 nm
- SORRENTO Passenger ship1.8 nm
- FLIGHT Sailing vessel7.0 nm
- QUEENSCLIFF Passenger ship7.0 nm
- RESCUE 304 Search and rescue vessel7.6 nm
- PILOT VESSEL TORQUAY Pilot vessel7.6 nm
Where she is
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors © CARTO
| Position | 38.3566° S, 144.7733° E |
|---|---|
| Speed | Stopped, 0.1 knots |
| Local time |
Voyage
- To
- Not reported
- ETA
- Not reported
Weather where she is
Model estimate for her position, from Open-Meteo.