How many seabreachers are there?
Three different models to choose from – Model X (Shark), Model Y (Killer Whale), & Model Z (Dolphin) The Seabreacher represents a dramatic breakthrough in recreational boating. Seabreacher Features: Our latest model is even capable of 360 degree barrel rolls on the water! Available in Shark style X model, Killer Whale Y model, or Dolphin style Z model; each Seabreacher is a unique creation where customers can select from a vast array of individualized options.The Seabreacher X is one of the most advanced submersible watercraft that we have built to date. This exciting version is similar in size to the Y Model, but with higher performance and a more aggressive shark style body.The Seabreacher or also known as Dolphin Boat or Shark Boat is the most advanced submersible watercraft to come to Miami. Powered by a 260 hp supercharged engine enables the vessel to reach a top speed of up to 55mph on the surface and 25 mph below.
How fast can a Seabreacher go?
How fast can they go? The Seabreacher is capable of 50-55mph on the surface and up to 20-25mph under water. The SEABOB F5 Underwater Jetski has a powerful drive designed to reach fascinating speeds of 8-14mph. Despite its immense power, the SEABOB moves quietly underwater while offering greater maneuverability.
Is Seabreacher a real thing?
All models are approved for recreational use and sale, and can be registered as a conventional inboard powerboat in most countries. Please note, the Seabreacher is not considered a submarine or jet ski. The Seabreacher is only meant to dive just beneath the surface for brief durations. Unlike conventional watercraft that only operate on a two dimensional plane, the Seabreacher operates more like an aircraft with full three axis of control – pitch, roll, and yaw. This allows the vessel to carve left and right, jump over, dive under, and cut though the waves.Please note, the Seabreacher is not considered a submarine or jet ski. The Seabreacher is only meant to dive just beneath the surface for brief durations. You typically do not go lower than 5-6 feet, and it will also depend on your level of experience as a pilot.