2020 Shipping Movements

[Danb_Cym]

BROOKLANDS::::::final satellite AIS

 

[Rdt123]

My hidden VIN has been there for a number of weeks. Tesla told me a few weeks ago that my X was coming on the Maersk Ohio, though I’ve spoken to a couple of different people since who say they aren’t allowed to name the ship. No text or invoice yet. Hoping for collection mid-late March..

When did you order? My X could well be on that ship too but I have no evidence of anything currently

 

[LongRanger]

BROOKLANDS should be popping out of the deep blue sea at some point soon .... 600 ish miles to go . ..

 

[MGrove]

I tipped GLOVIS CAPTAIN and it's Zeebrugge arrival date a while ago - well before it arrived at Pier 80. I have seen no evidence to change it yet.

What do you assume as an average voyage time between SFO and BE ZEE when you tip ETA?

 

[Inky38]

For those of you interested in the Asian King, latest details are as follows
Position Received: 2020-03-01 11:14 UTC
1 hour, 8 minutes ago

Latitude / Longitude: 31.79495° / -53.01139°
Status: Underway using Engine
Speed/Course: 18.2 kn / 51 °

Calculated ETA: 2020-03-07 17:50 LT (UTC +1)
Calculated ETA at: 18.3 Knots

Distance to Go: 2,732 NM

 

[Rdt123]

Maersk Ohio just entering Antwerp

 

[Blueskye]

Anyone updates on Morning Cara?

 

[rEV gadget]

Anyone updates on Morning Cara?

Morning Cara still continues across the Atlantic. Speed slightly slower as of a few minutes ago.

Position Received: 2020-03-01 13:53 UTC

Vessel's Local Time: 2020-03-01 11:53 LT (UTC -2)

Latitude / Longitude: 42.37562° / -33.65768°

Status: Underway using Engine

Speed/Course: 15.9 kn / 61 °

AIS Source: Satellite

 

[alanrobbo]

Happy Sunday . I’ve been told my new car is on Asian king. I’ve got the hidden vin and delivery month from the source code, but when is it likely that something “officially” happens in your Tesla account? Just interested.

 

[Mr Miserable]

That position report from MORNING CARA looks good - still 1588 nm to run but on schedule to arrrive on 5 Mar at Zeebrugge.

i would like to see an update from BROOKLANDS

 

[Harv3y]

Is Brooklands the only ship with model 3s in that is due to arrive this quarter?

 

[LongRanger]

^^ read back through recent pages - all the info is there

GRAND MARK has moved to berth 38/39 area .... completed unloading ... ?

 

[Mr Miserable]

Is Brooklands the only ship with model 3s in that is due to arrive this quarter?

No!
BROOKLANDS
MORNING CARA
ASIAN KING
GLOVIS CAPTAIN

have all still to arrive and Southampton docks is awash with them at the moment!

 

[Harv3y]

No!
BROOKLANDS
MORNING CARA
ASIAN KING
GLOVIS CAPTAIN

have all still to arrive and Southampton docks is awash with them at the moment!

Blimey, I’m very out of the loop! Thanks for the info Mr M.

 

[Mr Miserable]

I would like to see a position report from BROOKLANDS to confirm that it will not make its original ETA of 2 Mar. It has now resumed a normal cruising speed, or it had last night at midnight, but I still think there is no chance of it making Zeebrugge by 04:00 tomorrow.

Also just a little niggled that it hasn't popped up on the Southampton VTS schedule for the 6th yet.
It looks pretty skeletal at the moment so another 48 hrs should see some meat added to the bone....

 

[Mr Miserable]

Maersk Ohio just entering Antwerp

...but importantly it is due in to Rotterdam tomorrow where it will unload its Tesla containers.

 

[Danb_Cym]

That position report from MORNING CARA looks good - still 1588 nm to run but on schedule to arrrive on 5 Mar at Zeebrugge.

i would like to see an update from BROOKLANDS

Best I can do, nearly 2 hours old data now though

 

[Mr Miserable]

Best I can do, nearly 2 hours old data now though

Difficult to tell, but looks about 500nm to run. It could still make it late tomorrow night.

 

[LongRanger]

something discovered on Marine Traffic - if you go to vessel details and then look for "Voyage Timeline" ,you can pick up a latest "noon/midnight" more precise position - click on the co-ordinates then it will show you on the map for that timeframe.

I don't have satellite tracking, but got this

 

[MGrove]

something discovered on Marine Traffic - if you go to vessel details and then look for "Voyage Timeline" ,you can pick up a latest "noon/midnight" more precise position - click on the co-ordinates then it will show you on the map for that timeframe.

I don't have satellite tracking, but got this

View attachment 516760

Great find - that's really helpful, thanks a bunch!