Homebuilt ROVs Forum

OMG so much fun

your video out wire has 2 wires in it and it needs to be grounded as well. if you cut the cable there will be a single coted wire in the middle surrounded by a bare wire. that bare wire is a grounding wire and needs to run from the camera to the video monitor. i belive that is the problem, take a lo...

ok so next time i go fishing im using my rov.

what did you use for your depth guage and is it accurate

how did this workout. im intrested in implmenting this in my auv design. thanks

if you can post some photos and a diagram of your wireing i think i may be able to help you a little more.

dude in line fuses. definatly any project that you put time and money in to with sensitive electronics should have some sort of safety. its like a condom better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it. will save you tons of hrs and $$. as for the power did you do the testing with ...

it sounds like it may be a wireing issue. does your video in negitave wire and camera video out negitave wire and power share a common ground? that was a problem i had with my camera. i had all the grounds tied in subside but only the + signal out running topside. the camera worked when pluged in bu...

are you using a double boiler when you melt the wax? if not i highly recommend you do so, if you use an open flame the wax can get very very hot and flow into very tight places and may dammage sensitive components. also after the wax is melted, let it cool a bit till it starts to re-solidfy that way...

nothing tags a project explanition better than an evil laugh