DISKDRIVE 50 Thruster Overview: Perfect for Smaller Underwater Vehicles

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Take a closer look at the DISKDRIVE 50, our unique thruster designed specifically for smaller underwater vehicles. DISKDRIVE 50 combines cutting-edge technology with compact efficiency. Watch our video to explore its features and capabilities, and learn why it's the ideal choice for your underwater exploration needs, and buy it online at www.hydromea.com/shop.

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1 авг 2024

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@franciscourena5636 3 года назад

Wow, you guys are amazing I tip of my hat as a sign of respect

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Hi Frank, wow, what a privilege! Thank you very much!

@doutorwiliam 3 года назад

OOOH cool!

@Hydromea 2 года назад

thanks! :)

@ram-projects6545 3 года назад

Very interesting concept, I like it. Is there also data on this, for example thrust etc.?

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Hi, thanks for your question. Yes, we have thrust data, you can go to hydromea.com and check the specs on the DiskDrive page. If you have more questions - feel free to connect to us directly through a contact form on the website.

@pablomoreno1206 3 года назад

cool product. were these injection molded?

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Hi Pablo, thank you and yes, injection moulded indeed.

@omerdemir3635 2 года назад

and this magnet is neodyum ?

@funafter5081 3 года назад

How small can you make these? Is it possible to make a "water clearing lens deflector" for camera lenses in a miniature format for clearing water off off camera lenses? Just curious...Cheers, John ;)

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Hi John, we are in Switzerland, the watch capital of the world where masterpieces are done by talented micro-engineers. We can certainly scale the size down if there is a strong enough business case. Thanks for an interesting idea!

@funafter5081 3 года назад

@@Hydromea Thanks very much for the reply guys! Wish I had the bankroll to go along with my ideas..."sigh". Cheers, John ;)

@StephenChaseSoundSight 3 года назад

Are you guys making a bigger version?

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Hi Stephen, yes, a bigger version is coming up later this year. You can connect with us on our website for further exchange of information. Thanks for your question!

@AnMuiren 3 года назад

Is the thruster design scalable to larger, manned vehicles?

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Hi Muiren, in principle yes, but not infinitely. We will be brining to the market a bigger thruster later this year. Please connect to us via our website if you have a particular project in mind. Thank you for your interest!

@JimmyJoXS 3 года назад

What about the magnetic debris in the water, fishing hooks/ swivels for example?

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Hi Jimmy, magnetic debris (if you find them floating in water, which is rare) would stick to the thruster and make you a proud owner of a great collection of ... well.. magnetic debris! :) But it won't break the thruster. Thanks for an interesting question!

@Jean-ks3hr 6 месяцев назад

Metal debris will certainly damage this product. but the worst part is unfortunately the sand, and that will destroy it in about five minutes.

@omerdemir3635 2 года назад

What do you use to protect it from water? are these all the parts plz help me. This is my graduating project

@EraseAllDrives 3 года назад

implement your developments in pc cooling guys

@tomwolf2603 3 года назад

dam that would be awesome! no more failed pumps and damaged cpus or gpus.

@Hydromea 3 года назад

Thanks for the idea! We'll be happy to collaborate with an underwater PC manufacturer on that! ;)

@nicker3115 Год назад

that's called RDT and that already exists

@griper00 16 дней назад

robocraft

@i_hate_google_ Год назад

500$ ? a little bit much isn't it?

@user-ss1ok1nr6l Год назад

Such a ridiculous question. You need to learn about research and development as well as supply and demand.

@i_hate_google_ Год назад

@@user-ss1ok1nr6l what are you even talking about, prototyping that you can do it on a tight budget, mass producing it doesn't requier re-inventing the wheel they are trying to cash in as much as they can...