Ikan paus, dry-cutter cybershell

The Ikan paus is a ship/cybershell that is capable to store dry cargo even when submersed. Although a submersible, I am using the Spaceship rules of ship design. 

300-ton Dry-cutter cybershell (TL10)

SM7; 30 yd.; 50 dHP; HT 12; Hnd-1; SR5; streamlined; 120 dT cargo; test depth: 462ft/50m; Occ 2; $10.2M

System table

• Front Hull
• [1] Armor, Organic (dDR3)
• [2] SM6-sized (Control Rool C7, Sensor/5, 2 stations), (Habitat, 2 cabins), (Fuel Tank, 5 dT used for liquid cargoes)
• [3] Sensor Array (Science)/8
• [4-6] Cargo, 45 dT, shielded from scanner
• Central Hull
• [1] Armor, Organic (dDR3)
• [2-3] Turbine
• [4] SM5 Main Battery, 1X10cm Gauss, 70 shots, concealed as a water refinenement system.
• [5-6] Cargo, 30 dT
• [core] Fusion reactor [!!]
• Rear Hull
• [1] Armor, Organic (dDR3)
• [2-4] Cargo, 45 dT
• [5] External Clamp
• [6] Hangar bay, 10 dT, Include 2X recon buzzbot

This cybershell is pressurized with vat-grown cetacean hide so as to keep cargo dry down to 50m, which makes it suitable for continental shelf operations to the sea floor. Its submersed top/cruise speed is 25kts/15kts. The hangar bay door is standardized to fit medium-sized underwater docks.

The Control room has the same template as a virtual interface implant with a small computer.