Homebuilt ROVs Forum

Bubbles wrote:Congratulations!!!!!

Thank you.

Hi. I realy like the compact design of your ROV. How is it handling in the water, is it as movable as it looks? Kindly regards Jens Hi, Thank you for your compliment. It can move in water pretty fast as the thrusters generate more than enough thrust. There are a couple of problems in maneuverabilit...

Just saying it's a great work. Cheers .

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Waiting for the video .

I will be using the same solution. There are two 1" ports I will use for all cables. I will epoxy in single stranded cabling using this epoxy or similar: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81Vsej-1QIL._SY355_.jpg I ended up choosing that option. I used transparent AB epoxy and a PVC house s...

I'm not sure what you mean with "free trim" But I will have it so that it is possible to adjust the angle and move the position of them. Trim is the longitudinal rotation of the vehicle. For example, when you attach or grab a heavy thing on the tip of your manipulator/ cutter, your rov wi...

Very good job! I see only two vertical thrusters, I suppose you will let it free trim.

Btw where did you get that torch light?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Belkin-F5D7633-4-Wireless-Router-Hub-Replacement-Wi-Fi-PC-Computer-ADSL2-/141580700365?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item20f6de0acd I just have a few more questions :roll: You need to power the hub and the fiber converter, right? Do you plan to place a battery on the uppe...

Have you thought out the electronics and control system? And a camera?