DIY Underwater ROV Build Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2019
- This is the first video showcasing how I am building my DIY Underwater ROV. It focuses on the frame of the ROV, which is based on the basic frame designed by Seaperch.Org. Modifications to the SeaPerch frame include:
- swapping the pool noodle floats for 14 inch long 1 inch PVC Pipes filled with air.
- Swapping the elbows used along the bottom of the frame, at the front, with T junctions to allow more water to flow into the frame.
Future videos will include how to modify 500GPH bilge pumps to work as thrusters, mounting the hardware to the frame and building a control box to pilot the ROV.
This is my first attempt at building an ROV - I am sure modifications will continue with each new piece of hardware I add to the machine.
Thanks to:
www.seaperch.org
- for providing the basic plan for the frame
Thomas Ammann
( • Extreme SeaPerch ROV -... ) for answering technical questions about his DIY Underwater ROV
Interested in making your own DIY Underwater ROV? Make sure you check out www.homebuiltrovs.com for lots of great information and details on how to design and build an ROV.
Music: Low Life High Life by Dan Henig 
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Nice work!! Looking forward to the further progress!! 😀
Thanks! I hope to have another video up soon. Your DIY Underwater ROV has been a big inspiration to this build.
When can we have further videos on underwater rov
Yeah, it’s been a while!
@@agermangineer Actually i am even waiting for ur rov complete build videos with making of those propellers and all fittings and all pls just one complete video with components dimensions pla
@@anujnair3379 is that so....!? Hmmm... ok... about the Propellers.... I’ll look into it. Thank you! 😀
Are the actual detailed plans available?
I drew a lot of knowledge and inspiration from these sites: seapearch.org and homebuiltrovs.com. You can find lots of plans on these sites. Hope that helps!
Part 2? 🤔
Project was kind of put on hold, but this spring/summer I plan to get back to it and finish it off. Cheers!
I need to make a project for my College Exam and I went for this one...
Can you show the latest video of ur robot
I'm waiting for ur videos since a long time but there's no information to contact you...
Hi Sohaib,
The ROV Build is currently on hold - much of the water around my house is frozen over for the winter, which makes it hard to test the design. Basically the next step in the design is to use modified bilge pumps (cut the casings off and attach 3 prop propeller blades) as the motors, attach the fish finder camera and then run the wiring back to shore through a 50m tether. On land I plan on using 12volt batteries to power everything and will have a control box with three, 3 position, switches to operate the motors, a hook up for the video screen and any other hook- ups I might need. I would recommend you check out www.instructables.com/DIY-Submersible-ROV/ as this instructables page has some great information. Good luck with you project!