Seabob F5 S Review
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2024
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The Seabob F5 S is almost a cross between owning a PWC and a body board, yet is capable of diving underwater up to 40m in the hands of a skilled rider. Boatadvice tested the F5 S on a beautiful summers day at Shelley Beach, Manly and were immediately captured by the fun of gliding over and through the water effortlessly. All you have to do is hold on tight and cruise over waves on the surface, or shift the unit and your weight downward and dive to the depth and hug the ocean floor as long as your breath allows.
The Seabob F5 S is a hydro-dynamically designed plastic unit packing a powerful jet engine generating 680Nm of power. It powers along the surface at up to 20km/h and 15km/h below. Being a jet engine, it is completely safe for all ages and has no external moving parts that may cause damage to the user. It is also powered by rechargeable lithium ion accumulators and that places it in the eco-friendly territory, not requiring fuel.
To use the unit, boatadvice journalist Dominic Wiseman had a crash course in the controls and was out on the water in seconds. Wearing nothing but a pair of goggles, you can power towards the ocean floor by steering yourself and the machine using little more than body movement. By moving your legs, they act as a rudder guiding you along wherever you may choose.
A built in safety handle means that as soon as you let go of the unit, it will power down and come to a halt so you can retrieve it very easily. It operates in a similar way to a emergency kill switch on a personal water craft.
The SeaBob was designed in Stuttgart, Germany and is powered by a patented electric motor, drawing on rechargeable Li-Ion accumulators and driving an impeller jet propulsion system. To charge the unit you can opt for the standard charger, 6-12 hours or a fast charger, 90 minutes.
these look amazing... one question when i fish of the back of my boat for big game we normally travel around 10-15 km (trolling) to catch big fish as they luv the chase.. A shark can travel 19km and even more if its chasing something hard.. please tell me it will out run a shark? it might like to chase my fins hanging out ther back..
Can I afford this? Yes. Does it mean I'll buy it?? No. It's way overly priced.
Sure you can afford it xD Just go into debt
@@bignasty1647 well its aa lower price than the average first hand car
@@StrangeDoctor_ Nigga is you finna take this thing to work? to school? to the store?
@@bignasty1647 No but this will only be usefull for people that live nearby a beach or travel with a car summer holiday other holidays etc etc
Give it time there will be some Chinese company who will make one for $500-2000 if it becomes a popular product
¿Cuántas millas caminas?
where is it available
where can we buy this
$13,000 USD? Jeepers you can get a Whaler for that
i think it would be more practical to buy a jetski and modify it...
@@Bob65001 There's no jetski that goes underwater
Hello, my name is ivan, there is someone who has the possibility to donate one of those, I do not have the possibility to buy one of those, I am from Mexico and I would be very grateful if someone did
yeah i will
can you leave it on the bottom if you want to explore of spear fish?
no, it floats back up
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Davinator let's design an add-on for the unibody that will be a mount for a speargun. Underwater dogfighting (with fish).
It says its neutrally buoyant.
"Anyone can do it"
(shows woman doing it)
(never shows woman again)
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"Review" 2 min 2 sec...
2 minutes isn’t a review
Affordable... its 12 grand what the fuck do you mean "Affordable"
I'm here Seabob very expensive to live in you is cheaper in Turkey has sent you to me 🤒🤒🤕