Geneinno Titan T1 Underwater Robot ROV with Remote CLAW ARM - Ocean Dive Review 

Intersted in DIYing perhaps? Probably check out Ardusub, I've seen people build ROV with PVC pipes and some waterproofed drone motors and escs. Anyway your place seems interesting to explore!

He isn’t gonna give you one💀

@@kyletrent2741 I did not ask him to "give" it to me, I asked him to think of me if he upgrades or gets a second, maybe I could afford to buy that one from him "second hand"

We did. Just too expensive to live here for us 😔. The wealthy will take over Hawaii soon and the low-middle class locals enjoying life here will all be moving away to more affordable states.

@@DustinDunnill if that happens there is room for you all in massachusetts bro. Youll need to buy a nice coat, and get an indoor drone, but three seasons here are amazing flying weather. Rock on buddy

😁👍🍻

That was a challenge trying to pick things up.

I saw the same

Hey man. i recently just purchased the CHASING M2 rov, it has an arm and proper control plus the fps is quite good for the device you use to stream. It's really good but also quite expensive Edit: Forgot to mention that it too has a strain relief spoiler cable tether so it doesn't strain the inner screw valve of the input plug, that was something i looked into beforehand, and i totally agree with you.

@@philkermeen5308 I have been looking at the M2 for a while now, but the price was way to much. Maybe they will drop it eventually. ;)

@@rsokors you'd hope so but i wouldn't hold my breath for it to happen.

For $3,100? This toy is underpowered. I would rather just buy the $5,000-$6,000 bulkier one for serious underwater exploration rov. I might even bring up a few lobsters & flounders for dinner. But yeah, just attach a metal detector with a claw & go treasure hunting..

@@spookynuts7148 ^ If you are going to spend thousands on a underwater ROV.. Just get a Deep Trekker DTG3, dont waste time with these toys. The DTG3 is designed for heavy commercial use.

It was a Bone fish I believe (O'io)

I'll try to get one 👍

I'll try to do more of these on the boat 🍻

@@DustinDunnill yea have a shark chase your submarine 😉

I would like to know as well

Kapalua 🙂🍻

@@DustinDunnill I keep seeing controlled airspace so haven’t even tried flying near Lahaina or Kahului I’m still learning

lol

What did you decide on?

Yes you are correct we had a firmware update notification while gladius mini was in the water and if weren't for tether It would have been lost we couldn't rise or descend and reverse would have been to risky if snags around as camera is front facing only in most mountable cameras

Around $2800 plus all the adds he has.

I think it was just another of those fish that he saw earlier that was really long. I obviously don’t know about fish though 😂

shut up and take my money!

Thank you, I didn’t know this type drone even exists, to bad batter power doesn’t feed from real, that way you could change battery or plug in to external power supply. How much dose it coast?

I link the stuff I review in description under video. 🍻

the connection to the drone and wifi antenna on the spool is by cable. connection between controller and antenna is wifi. live preview is probably sketchy in favor for using more bandwidth for recording in 4K - since you'll probably view that back at home.

@@JimmPratt It doesn’t record 4K with an onboard card? If they already are sending 4K, why spend any bandwidth for a separate feed? This video made me definitely decide not to pick up this drone. The FPV is just terrible and a huge disappointment.

​@@octosoft I am pretty sure it is not sending two feeds. It makes more sense to record in 4K, then downsample to something the tablet can handle for displaying in the drone app - it can be quite processor intensive to record *and* display 4K at the same time. So it's most likely recording in 4K (4096 x 2160) for later viewing at home (for example), but displaying at the iPad Air 2's native 2048 x 1536. And the more I think about it, it's probably more like HD (1280x720-ish also known as 720p) or even 480p for viewing the live feed in order to keep the frame-rate reasonable. The iPad's little 1.5GHz A8X CPU/GPU combo processor probably doesn't have enough 'horsepower' to be able to record *and* display at 4K even if the display was capable of it (it's not). Plus you got limitations in CPU/GPU/Memory bandwidth. There are challenges in how fast it can transfer video to storage, *and* run iOS, *and* the drone app *and* displaying a lower res live feed, *and* manage the wifi connection, and so on. Recording onboard would be nice, but would add to development costs in either integrating a fixed memory card, or even removeable SD card and keep everything water-tight.

Which Fifish model stops recording? I'm leaning towards the V6 Expert