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    S-VDRs are retrofitted to existing cargo ships over 3000GT for international navigation, while VDRs are installed on all new passenger ships and cargo ships over 3000GT. S-VDRs can be either fixed or float-free, while VDRs are always fixed. VDRs must record more data than S-VDRs, including AIS and radar images where interfaces exist, while S-VDRs are not required to record those additional data streams.

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    S-VDRs are retrofitted to existing cargo ships over 3000GT for international navigation, while VDRs are installed on all new passenger ships and cargo ships over 3000GT. S-VDRs can be either fixed or float-free, while VDRs are always fixed. VDRs must record more data than S-VDRs, including AIS and radar images where interfaces exist, while S-VDRs are not required to record those additional data streams.

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    Bet VDR and SVDR

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    S-VDRs are retrofitted to existing cargo ships over 3000GT for international navigation, while VDRs are installed on all new passenger ships and cargo ships over 3000GT. S-VDRs can be either fixed or float-free, while VDRs are always fixed. VDRs must record more data than S-VDRs, including AIS and radar images where interfaces exist, while S-VDRs are not required to record those additional data streams.

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    VOYAGE DATA RECORDERS Differences between S-VDR (retrofit) and VDR (newbuilds)

    ITEM S-VDR Existing cargo ships 3000GT and upwards (International navigation) Fixed type or Float free type selectable VDR All the passenger ships and newly built cargo ships of 3,000 GT and upwards (International navigation) Fixed type

    Target Capsule

    Mandatory record data

    Date and time, Position, Datum, Date and time, Position, Datum, Speed, Heading, Bridge audio, VHF Speed, Heading, Bridge audio, audio, Depth, Main alarm, Rudder, VHF audio Engine, Hull, Door, Radar Depth, Main alarm, Rudder, Engine, Hull, Door, Hull stress, Wind Where there is commercial offthe-shelf interface available If radar image is not available Hull stress(if fitted), Wind(if fitted)

    If IEC 61162 interface is available Radar image AIS

    Mandatory Not required (recommended)

    Differences between SVDR and VDR

    2-3-2008

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