Has anyone built a sub / ROV and wants to share the design?
Community Robot Questions Submarine / Rov Robot Ideas? antguru USA Asked Jan 2014 — Edited Jan 2014 Submarine / Rov Robot Ideas? Skip to comments Jump To End Has anyone built a sub / ROV and wants to share the design? Upgrade to ARC Pro Unlock the true power of automation and robotics by becoming a proud subscriber of Synthiam ARC Pro. Compare Pro Features View Subscription Plans jstarne1 USA #1 Jan 2014 There are lots of Diy designs from pvc pipe if you want to go the easy route. jstarne1 USA #2 Jan 2014 http://www.homebuiltrovs.com/mule.html They are fairly common projects. Just remember radio control has limited range to around 30 feet of water in distance or depth but longer ranges with more reliable control can be done with a tether. The tether is also the cheapest route. jstarne1 USA #3 Jan 2014 The best Rov projects have a balast system that pumps water in or out of a empty tank which controls buoyancy. Antron007 USA #4 Jan 2014 Nice finds Josh. Login to post a comment
antguru USA Asked Jan 2014 — Edited Jan 2014 Submarine / Rov Robot Ideas? Skip to comments Jump To End Has anyone built a sub / ROV and wants to share the design?
jstarne1 USA #1 Jan 2014 There are lots of Diy designs from pvc pipe if you want to go the easy route.
jstarne1 USA #2 Jan 2014 http://www.homebuiltrovs.com/mule.html They are fairly common projects. Just remember radio control has limited range to around 30 feet of water in distance or depth but longer ranges with more reliable control can be done with a tether. The tether is also the cheapest route.
http://www.homebuiltrovs.com/mule.html They are fairly common projects. Just remember radio control has limited range to around 30 feet of water in distance or depth but longer ranges with more reliable control can be done with a tether. The tether is also the cheapest route.
jstarne1 USA #3 Jan 2014 The best Rov projects have a balast system that pumps water in or out of a empty tank which controls buoyancy.
The best Rov projects have a balast system that pumps water in or out of a empty tank which controls buoyancy.
There are lots of Diy designs from pvc pipe if you want to go the easy route.
http://www.homebuiltrovs.com/mule.html
They are fairly common projects. Just remember radio control has limited range to around 30 feet of water in distance or depth but longer ranges with more reliable control can be done with a tether. The tether is also the cheapest route.
The best Rov projects have a balast system that pumps water in or out of a empty tank which controls buoyancy.
Nice finds Josh.