Then if you use brushless motors to move the tracks or some sealed brushed motors you should be good to go.
I will need help when it comes down to the electronic/ communication end of things for sure!! I'm good on the mechanical end of things, but will be going back to the pencil and paper for an overall redesign over the winter. The tracks are just overly complicated as they are now, and I'll be switching to a 3" suction dredge where the one manipulator is currently.
Also will be going with A/C over the teather then running an inverter onboard...
Then if you use brushless motors to move the tracks or some sealed brushed motors you should be good to go.
I will need help when it comes down to the electronic/ communication end of things for sure!! I'm good on the mechanical end of things, but will be going back to the pencil and paper for an overall redesign over the winter. The tracks are just overly complicated as they are now, and I'll be switching to a 3" suction dredge where the one manipulator is currently.
Also will be going with A/C over the teather then running an inverter onboard...
Well, if the idea is to power it from the surface, AC is the best bet to tranfer at long distances. Why you dont want to put a battery onboard?