Remote Underwater Exploration
Just a reminder that Blue Robotics has made tutorials for a number of maintenance activities for the BlueROV2, including photo instructions and video demonstrations:
Wire stripping
Installing cable penetrators
Changing propellers
Thruster disassembly/assembly
Vacuum testing
Motor disassembly/assembly
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We will be at the Eden Whale Festival in Eden NSW this weekend. Please stop by our stall and say hello if you are in the area!
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360 of Drummer fish from underseaROV on Vimeo.
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TOP TIP: to prevent scratches, chips or cracks when opening battery (or any acrylic) enclosures, wrap the end of a flat head screw driver in 1-2 layers of electrical tape first. Use the screw driver GENTLY as a fulcrum (in the notched areas) to remove the o-ring flange evenly from the end of enclosure tube.