Sea Star II
Pictures and Videos
Last update: February 11, 2012

Link to Sa Star Videos on YouTube

 

2007 2008 2009 2010

Summer 2011

Flags

YouTube Videos

Turkey

fisherman

See my current position using my AIS signal. AIS Map

Sea Star has an Automated Identification System which broadcasts my location, speed course etc. to other ships in the vicinity. I also receive their information. Click on the chart to go to my current position. If Out of Range appears it is because we are in an area (anchorage surrounded by mountains) where my signal is not being received. Try again later. You can zoom in & out and get more information by clicking on the various options on the chart.


For the techies out there, click this link: http://shiptrak.org/
It has my positions (168) charted from the last three summers. Put my call sign, ki4jjc in the field on the top left of the Shiptrak site and click View. You will see a red line being drawn on the world map. When it stops use the controls on the top  left to zoom in.

 

Croatia 2010

Video: Rainy Day Amusement

You Tube Videos

 

 

Map of our voyage to date.

Proposed summer route 2010

Summer Crew 2010



Summer 2009

Port Napoleon, France to Valletta, Malta



A 5 minute quick look at our 2009 cruise.

Video Photostories of 2009 Trip on YouTube

Links to Photos and Slideshows

Sea Star e-mail updates for 2009

Chart of our route & Position Reports with photos


Porto Ferrio, Elba

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Summer 2008

Azores to Port Napoleon France

YouTube Videos

Chart of 2008 Route

(Note: When a PDF slideshow opens - left click your mouse to advance to the next slide.)



View of Horta Harbor from Monte Guia

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Summer 2007


Sarasota to Azores Islands

New - Pictures of the trip from Sarasota to the Azores (Small pictures for slow connections)


Sea Star II
1983 Tayana 37



Landfall Flores, Azores August 3rd 2007
11 days at sea - 1300 nautical miles from Halifax, Nova Scotia

 


VideoStory of our trip on Sea Star II from Sarasota, Florida up the east coast to Halifax, Canada and across the Atlantic to the Azore Islands.

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AIS Link