Konrad Dubiel visited the Fu Shan Hai, and uploaded this video to youtube yesterday.
Fu Shan Hai
Collecting information about northern europes largest divable shipwreck.
Friday, 30 September 2011
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Lampdiver's video
Lampdiver has created this video after visiting the Fu Shan Hai together with Håkan Hagström & Richard Sundstedt:
Etiketter:
Diving,
Fu Shan Hai,
Video
Saturday, 5 June 2010
Lars Philipsen's video
Lars Philipsen has uploaded this nice video, from one of his dives:
Etiketter:
Fu Shan Hai,
Video
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Fu Shan Hai sinking
I can remember seeing this video on an online news-site immediately after the Fu Shan Hai accident.
Unfortunately it was only online in a short period of time.
I'm glad to see that it's reappeared on YouTube, so that we can see her final minutes again:
As far as I can remember the movie was created by the Danish home guard.
Unfortunately it was only online in a short period of time.
I'm glad to see that it's reappeared on YouTube, so that we can see her final minutes again:
As far as I can remember the movie was created by the Danish home guard.
Etiketter:
Fu Shan Hai,
The Collision,
Video
Monday, 22 December 2008
Fu Shan Hai is sold?
According to http://groups.google.com/group/misc.transport.marine/browse_thread/thread/4dccc085376ed7ee?fwc=1&pli=1 the firm Orley in Germany has sold "Fu Shan Hai" as a demolition ship.
I think the buyer would be surprised when he comes by to pick up his new ship ;o)
Updated 26/12-2008
It looks like the "Fu Shan Hai" has an older sister.
According to newsletters found on the Internet the ship mentioned above is another ship with the same name.
The other "Fu Shan Hai" is a 54,185 brt, 14,625 Ldt, vessel built in 1983. It has as far as I can se been sold for 200.000 USD and will be demolished on the infamous India-Alang beach.
If you have any information or pictures from this sister ship please inform us.
This video is made by CBS. It's not from Alang, but from a similar ship breaking environment in Bangladesh.
A video from the Indian Alang ship breaking area.
I think the buyer would be surprised when he comes by to pick up his new ship ;o)
Updated 26/12-2008
It looks like the "Fu Shan Hai" has an older sister.
According to newsletters found on the Internet the ship mentioned above is another ship with the same name.
The other "Fu Shan Hai" is a 54,185 brt, 14,625 Ldt, vessel built in 1983. It has as far as I can se been sold for 200.000 USD and will be demolished on the infamous India-Alang beach.
If you have any information or pictures from this sister ship please inform us.
This video is made by CBS. It's not from Alang, but from a similar ship breaking environment in Bangladesh.
A video from the Indian Alang ship breaking area.
Etiketter:
Other wrecks,
Polution
Thursday, 11 December 2008
TrimixCCRDiver's video
TrimixCCRDiver has made a two part video from his dive on the Fu Shan Hai
Part one
Part two
Part one
Part two
Etiketter:
Diving,
Fu Shan Hai,
The Wreck,
Video
Monday, 13 October 2008
mirekjablonskis dive videos
mirekjablonski has made two videos from a dive on the Fu Shan Hai:
Etiketter:
Diving,
Fu Shan Hai,
The Wreck,
Video
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