Shark Marine 'Navigator' System

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ivakdiver

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Thought I'd post this set of images of diver/inventor Jim Garrington of Shark Marine in St. Catharines, Ontario using his Shark Marine Navigator in a local quarry. This piece of equipment is being used world wide by Navy Divers, Research Divers, Search and Recovery and others.
IMG_1550_2-Jim G, Sherkston.jpgIMG_1558_2-Jim G.jpgIMG_1559-Jim G 3,Sherkston.jpgIMG_1560_2-Jim G,4 Sherkston.jpgIMG_1561-Jim G 6, Sherkston.jpgIMG_1562-JimG2,Sherkston.jpgIMG_1564-Jim G 1,Sherkston.jpgIMG_1566_2-Navigator.jpg
 
If you really want to navigate underwater in zero viz….
 

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I was sourcing information about thrusters and a very interesting motor design from Copenhagen Subsea which needs to be further investigated for this serious building of a multi diver craft . A blistering 1000 newton of thrust would create enough speed to breach a single diver out of the water !
 
Copenhagen Subsea is the company name with a web site . Them and tecnadyne are probably tops on the planet as far as ROV's and AUV's .
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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