Ship Simulator professional

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[kamykazee]

Hello, i have been to the site dedicated to Ship Simulator Professional (SSP) and i requested a price quote from them. However, while i wait, i was wondering i would ask here:

1) How much would the trainee station cost, the one concerned with the manoeuvering. Could anyone provide a price estimate?
2) Is it a possibility for them to offer a price reduction or trial for those who are maritime students?

Thank you.

[TJK]

Hi

If you go her http://www.nautissim.com/  then you get al the info you need

[vin_sun]

I read in one of the posts that it is priced at 3000 Euros

[--tractorman--]

Is that just for the software? Also if it is, I guess you have to pay probably that again for the consoles etc

[kamykazee]

As i said before, the website for SSP does not provide prices for it.

Thanks, 3000 euros, oh well. Any idea what is the difference between it and SSE? Is the manoeuvering the same, graphics the same, or different, is the on-board equipment actually functional?

[vin_sun]

Is that just for the software? Also if it is, I guess you have to pay probably that again for the consoles etc

In my opinion it's possibly only for the software.

[larsdehaan]

i wonder if there is a demo availble of ship sim professional... (would be great if v-step made one)

[TJK]

My personal meaning i will say SSE are better in all
nautis are bassed on ss 08
read more her  http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ship-Simulator-Professional/112138108803671

[TJK]

i wonder if there is a demo availble of ship sim professional... (would be great if v-step made one)

They have a demo, only for registered users, not for private us, only for maritime schools and maritime business and so on

[vin_sun]

As i said before, the website for SSP does not provide prices for it.

Thanks, 3000 euros, oh well. Any idea what is the difference between it and SSE? Is the manoeuvering the same, graphics the same, or different, is the on-board equipment actually functional?

Yes, that is quite natural. No company will post its pricing on it's webpage. This will be revealed only to serious buyers..... and I am sure they will be told it is meant for a full motion bridge simulator !!

Kamy ... there is a HUGE difference between €40 for SSE and €3000 for Nautis, so the features will also be a lot more superior. Nautis is meant for Training schools conducting Ship's Bridge Simulator courses. They are made up of a mock up of ship's bridge and with controls which have almost the same size of what you would see on a real ship. So in that sense there are plenty of additional expenses in setting it up.

[larsdehaan]

They have a demo, only for registered users, not for private us, only for maritime schools and maritime business and so on

a friend of mine has an account there and i asked him about it and there was NO demo to be found

[kamykazee]

I wonder if this is the simulator i will be taking at my university next year. I know it's similar, but not sure if it's this one.

Thanks for the information, everyone.

[TJK]

you newer know, good luck with you study