FLIBS 2015: Telemar superyacht helm, Hatteland 55-inch Chart Table, and Triton luxury submarines

Ben Ellison

Ben Ellison

Panbo editor, publisher & chief bottlewasher from 4/2005 until 8/2018, and now pleased to have Ben Stein as a very able publisher, webmaster, and editing colleague. Please don't regard him as an "expert"; he's getting quite old and thinks that "fadiddling fumble-putz" is a more accurate description.

6 Responses

  1. Rick O says:

    I suppose if I have to ask I can’t afford it, but what is the price of the 3300/3?

  2. Leo Starrenburg says:

    I didn’t know that Walkerbay made subs as well:
    http://www.columbusmagazine.nl/images/user_images10/f894e/f894e.jpg
    It took a while to get the trim just right πŸ˜‰
    w fr greetings, Leo

  3. Ben Ellison Ben Ellison says:

    Rick, I understand that while Triton subs are custom built for each customer, a 3300/3 usually comes in at around 1.7 million dollars, including three weeks of pilot training. Of course you’ll also need a yacht able to garage and launch an 18,000 pound sub that’s eight feet high. An interesting alternative is a special built power cat that can launch the 3300/3 with a hydraulic platform, like Thunderbird 2:
    http://www.brilliantboats.net/index.php?option=com_morfeoshow&task=view&gallery=28&Itemid=107
    So the lottery ticket has to be from a big state with a huge pot πŸ˜‰

  4. We seen the Triton 1650 in life at the Fort Lauderdale boat show while working there, it is a amazing marine equipment!
    check out the pictures: http://www.mahiyachtcleaning.com/yacht-boat-cleaning-blog/behind-the-scene-pictures-on-the-fort-lauderdale-boat-show/

  5. Hello!
    Thank you for the mention!
    The price of the Triton 3300/3 starts at USD 3.6 million.
    Triton builds and manufactures 12 different submersible models for the private yachting industry in Vero Beach, Florida. If you have additional questions, please do not hesitate to email [email protected]

  6. Arne says:

    Ben, have a look at this Norwegian company. They utilise a bigg multitouch screen http://www.navtor.com/navstation.html.

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