Have you ever wanted to plumb the depths of your neighbors pond or swimming pool looking for lost treasure - cell phones, watches, … ? Well, thanks to the smart kids over at Carl Hayden High School (also check out their blog) you can now buy a ROV-in-a-Box Project Kit for a mere $250 USD.
RobotShop does not sell this kit - you’ll need to contact the creators.
Hi ! How long will it last to get the kit in Puerto Rico? Im using this for a science project…please answer or if I can contact you here’s my number : 646-824-0005
How do we order the ROV kit and can it be used in salt water?
RobotShop Ships worldwide including Ireland.
Do ye ship to Ireland
Is there any way to get a longer tether? I’d like to explore a shipwreck, the Andrea Doria, at about 200-250 feet
may i know where u get the motors and its propeller for your ROV.
im doing the same project right now but have problems with finding the motors which water proof and a good propeller that can mounted on the particular motors.
how can i buy ROV kit from you?can you give your details to easier for me to contact you
Phil,
The kit comes with 50 feet of cabling. As you increase that length you will start to experience significant voltage drops through the wiring. It’s hard to say how deep the seals will go.
how deep can this ROV go
wherecan i find software for controlling an underwater robot?
Looking for a deep water rov that works ?
check out the web www.interspec.org
80m tested, several designs… full software control via laptop
Where do we buy the robot kit? How long for delivery?
What type of camera? and how deep can it go?
Unfortunately we do not carry that product, and the camera’s specifications do not seem to be provided on their website. As for the depth rating, it’s for normal swimming pools, so around 4m.
ahh ok thanks
I’ve built an ROV using DPDT relays and would like to change to direct servo control. Do you sell any RC transmitter/receivers capable of sending DSC over a Cat5? Preferably over 2 wires. If not can you make a suggestion. Thank you
Was curious if they operate in mild to strong tidal current…thanks!
