Farallon Diver Propulsion Vehicles have applications in nearly all aspects of diving. They can experience more of the aquatic environment on each dive. Touring reefs and shallow wrecks becomes an even greater adventure aboard a Farallon. In many locations, Farallons can replace the need for a boat altogether. More and more operators are offering DPVs for rent on a per-dive or hourly basis.
Operators enjoy an added source of revenue and can offer an added value to their customers.
Growing numbers of divers are discovering the excitement and challenges of deep wrecks, deep reefs and other ventures that go beyond traditional recreational diving. More divers are taking advantage of the excellent training being offered by various agencies in this exciting new aspect of diving. Farallon Diver Propulsion Vehicles often prove invaluable to divers whose objectives go beyond traditional recreational limits in terms of depth, conditions and environment. With a camera mounted on either a single DPV or a Twin, the cinematographer has a stable, mobile platform that provides a reasonable velocity and maneuverability for photographing aquatic life. Farallon DPVs were used successfully as camera platforms for a recent IMAX film.