Anyone can now dive the ocean depths up to 300 feet in the comfort of a boat or from shore, with no time duration, decompression, hypothermia, or exertion. This totally controllable system feeds the video signal to your monitor on the surface and puts you right there. Traditional ROVs are extremely hard to operate and require lots of training and experience. The problem with the typical ROV is that all the angles of thrust make things very complicated especially in a current. Acquiring your target becomes a natural action, loitering on station and re-acquiring has never been easier.
Beginners can handle the craft after only a few hours training.
A single thruster with kort nozzle has a video camera mounted on it's nose. This unique assembly can then rotate in the vertical axis 180 degrees and the horizontal axis 360 degrees. A surface power distribution module sends power, video, and control signals to their proper destinations. The two-joystick surface controller is included. Each module is waterproof and pressure-rated to 300 feet, and functions in underwater temperature from the arctic to the tropical.