Boat Replicas for Captains-In-Training
Tisah Tucknott — June 10, 2009 — Unique
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These boats are not toys as they seem to be, as they replicate life-like oil supertankers.
The Warsash Maritime Academy in England has created these electronically powered oil tankers for boat captains-in-training. With a price tag of $240,000, it seems that these little boats must have effective training strategies.
The training includes how to handle a failed engine crisis, which can be deliberately done by a remote control on one of these oil tanker replicas.
The Warsash Maritime Academy in England has created these electronically powered oil tankers for boat captains-in-training. With a price tag of $240,000, it seems that these little boats must have effective training strategies.
The training includes how to handle a failed engine crisis, which can be deliberately done by a remote control on one of these oil tanker replicas.
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