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Vessel
SEACAT
MMSI 512001028
Not yet on Master's MateFlag
NZLLength
49.5 m
First reported
Jun 2026
Last reported
Jun 2026
AIS reports
87
SEACAT is a boat flying the New Zealand flag, 49.5 metres LOA. On AIS she appears as MMSI 512001028. SEACAT belongs on the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network, a free safety net shared by boats the world over.
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Live AIS position · Jun 9, 2026 01:04 UTC
Position
36.8411° S, 174.9049° E
Status
Under way (engine)
Speed
12.3 kn
Course
262°
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GPS-precise drag alarms that actually wake you — and your whole crew. Sleep through the night.
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GRIB wind, swell & current on the chart. Plan passages with ETA-calibrated forecasts per leg.
Onboard Cameras
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Systems Monitoring
Batteries, bilge, tanks, Victron & NMEA 2000 telemetry — your whole boat on one dashboard.
Distress Mesh
Mayday & Pan-Pan that ripple out to nearby cruisers — a watch network that has your back.
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About SEACAT
What kind of vessel is SEACAT?
SEACAT is a vessel flagged to New Zealand.
Where was SEACAT last seen?
SEACAT was last reported in around 37°S 175°E in Jun 2026 on public AIS.
What is SEACAT's MMSI?
SEACAT's MMSI is 512001028.
How big is SEACAT?
SEACAT is about 49.5 m long.
Is SEACAT on the Master's Mate Safety Initiative Network?
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