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2020 Shipping Movements
- Thread starter Mr Miserable
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Now that GLOVIS SUN has committed to the Windward Passage, the expected track from there to the English Channel can be drawn.
For those who entered the GLOVIS SUN competition the track line I have drawn goes through Squares Q7,R7,S6 & Z3.
So @Roy W. @Long Ranger @Tesl4z00l & @Orbe are looking favourites at the moment, but things can change.....
For those who entered the GLOVIS SUN competition the track line I have drawn goes through Squares Q7,R7,S6 & Z3.
So @Roy W. @Long Ranger @Tesl4z00l & @Orbe are looking favourites at the moment, but things can change.....
From Vedaprime’s site I’d say Model S / X are tracked:
APPLIES TO ALL TESLA MODELS TO AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND. (HONG KONG, MACAU
MODEL S/X TO MAINLAND EUROPE (DEP FROM HOUSTON) TBD)
Vedaprime Tesla Tracking
What makes you think it’s not?
Now that GRAND DAHLIA is on her way it seems a good time to start the 'Where is my xxxxing Tesla' competition for her.
All you have to do is to select which Gridsquare the GRAND DAHLIA will be in at Noon UTC on 9 Aug 20.
The rules are simple:
Only 1 entry per person
In the event of a tie, the person who chose the closest gridsquare first will be declared the winner. (Top tip: Get in there first!)
Entries will close when GRAND DAHLIA enters the Panama Canal.
There is no prize, it's free - it's just bit of fun!
ENTER the competition
Just be aware that GRAND DAHLIA may not take the same route as GLOVIS SUN (there are alternatives), but then again, she might...
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I note the satellite imagery has been updated.
We know from past experience that we can't rely on the date shown as when the picture was taken.
I think this was taken on Thursday 23rd.
It shows that priority was being given to building the blocks of cars on the dock rather than loading itself - hence the slow load.
We know from past experience that we can't rely on the date shown as when the picture was taken.
I think this was taken on Thursday 23rd.
It shows that priority was being given to building the blocks of cars on the dock rather than loading itself - hence the slow load.
GRAND DAHLIA left Pier 80 this morning bound for Zeebrugge.
Mallikanth
Member
Everything's crossed for my car to be on the Grand Dahlia (Being Welsh, I read that as Grand Deliliah 
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Competition entered too.
). Competition entered too.
It seems a good time to update my estimates that I last gave on 16 Jul
GLOVIS SUN ETA Zeebrugge 5 Aug
GRAND DAHLIA ETA Zeebrugge 15 Aug
GLOVIS CAPTAIN ETA Zeebrugge 21 Aug
GLOVIS SPLENDOR ETA Zeebrugge 27 Aug
Mmmm haven't changed!
Time to search for the next ship after GLOVIS SPLENDOR .....
GLOVIS SUN Midday 25 Jul making 17.8 kts towards Windward Passage
bellbrie
Member
I do track individual Model S/X to Europe. The export data is on a 10-14 day delay, so somewhere in the atlantic I normally pick up all the vin data. Once the cars leave the port in Europe, I can’t track individually at that point. That’s where the service differs to Australia where I get a bit further. At this stage, there are likely 1-2 ships on the way.
There are a number of ships that could follow the GLOVIS SPLENDOR especially those that may head to Asia but I am trying to identify the ship that may be the 5th ship to EU in Q3. On that basis, I'm keeping my eye on GLOVIS SUNLIGHT and GLOVIS STELLA.
In view of the fact that it will be at least 3 weeks before we know for sure I wouldn't put my money on them though...
In view of the fact that it will be at least 3 weeks before we know for sure I wouldn't put my money on them though...
LongRanger
Active Member
The GRAND DAHLIA is making nearly 18 kts enroute to the Panama Canal. Looking at the weather, she will have a significant tailwind for a large portion of her trip and will also benefit from the California current which runs from North to South along the coast. She is still showing an ETA of 1 Aug but she will need a little more speed to achieve that by my calculations....
The GLOVIS SUN has finally updated her AIS ETA for Zeebrugge to 5 Aug.
I think those positions you are looking at may be out of date.
If you compare them to the position of the GLOVIS SUN shown my post #4512 above you can see the difference.
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