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The Diving Robot includes the 8-pound submersible, control box,
40m (131ft) of neutrally buoyant tether, manual, and tool kit.
All components fit neatly in a watertight, rolling Pelican case that fits
easily in the trunk of a car or in airline luggage compartments.
The entire system is stored in the Pelican case and weighs 32kg (70 lbs).
The Diving Robot is depth rated to 91m (300 ft).
Among the Robot's features are a new skid and nozzles developed by NASA,
a boost in thrust by nearly 80 percent over previous models, and a three-axis
joystick. Also includes are video eyeglasses.
The Diving Robot includes a color camera and a 5 inch LCD color display
monitor. An external video monitoring/recording device that has a composite
video input– typically a TV/VCR combination – is recommended for
recording missions.
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Standard features of the Diving Robot
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Fits in two included Pelican cases, easily transported by one person and checked as airline baggage |
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Total System Weight less than 32 kg (70 lbs) |
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Depth rated to 91 m (300 ft) |
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40 m (131 ft) of Neutrally Buoyant Tether |
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Joystick controls horizontal movement plus lights, allowing one hand control |
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Depth rate of increase/decrease controllable from surface |
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Two 20 Watt High Efficiency Halogen lights, controlled from surface |
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Color camera with 420 lines of resolution and 0.3 lux |
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5 inch LCD color display monitor |
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Owners Manual, Spare Parts, and Basic Tool Kit included |
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Submersible Power Consumption less than 300 Watts of 100-240VAC, 50-60Hz Power |
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Maximum voltage in tether is 48VDC |
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Underwater detection
Seismics