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>The way around that is to use expensive hermetically sealed connectors that are designed to operate underwater. Each side of those will cost a few hundred USD
by krasin 3y ago
>The way around that is to use expensive hermetically sealed connectors that are designed to operate underwater. Each side of those will cost a few hundred USD for boring round connectors.
In this respect, I highly recommend Cobalt series of connectors from Blue Trail Engineering: https://www.bluetrailengineering.com/professional-products https://www.bluetrailengineering.com/professional-products - they cost "just" tens of dollars each and are very good (I used them); quite popular with ROV community.
- montag 3y agoWhat does ROV stand for?
- jvanderbot 3y agoI'm guessing remote operated vehicle - e.g., remote controlled submarines.
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- krasin 3y ago> What does ROV stand for? My apologies for an acronym. It's Remote operated underwater vehicle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remotely_operated_underwater_vehicle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remotely_operated_underwater_v... (a small submarine, usually, with a long thin tether)