You can drag, drop, tow, and salvage underwater objects with this Fifish V6S Underwater ROV Robotic Claw from QYSEA. The V6S's claw opens 5.5" wide, exerts 11 pounds of gripping force, and will hang on tightly enough to tow objects with the ROV's tether. Add to that the ROV's ability to swim in any direction while shooting 4K video or 12MP photos, and the V6S is suited to a wide range of applications in salvage, content creation, marine inspection, aquaculture, archaeological observation, and much more. This underwater drone is equipped with two 2000-lumen lights, electronic image stabilization, a 1" CMOS sensor, and an ultrawide field of view. The V6 delivers expansive, vivid imagery from depths as great as 328'—imagery you can enjoy on the included virtual reality goggles.
Mount your smartphone on the dual-joystick topside remote controller, connect the 328' tether, and drive the ROV at speeds up to three knots (five feet per second) for up to six hours on a charge. Its six thrusters provide 6 DOF (degree of freedom) movement so you can climb, dive, and roll, and Qysea's Posture Lock technology allows you to maintain an angle within 0.1° while moving. The vehicle's camera features a 1/2.3" SONY CMOS sensor, an f/2.5 aperture, a 166° field of view, a top ISO rating of 6400, 4K UHD video at 25/30 fps, 1080p video with a frame rate as high as 120 fps, and the ability to shoot in DNG format. The remote-control unit employs gaming console-style joysticks and can record your images to microSD cards up to 32GB or stream your content over Wi-Fi. The free Fifish App enables editing, color restoration, sound track, and instant sharing.
FAQ
What materials is it made out of?
The shell of the FIFISH V6 is made with a combination of aluminum, glass and polycarbonate (PC) material.
What are the dimensions and weight?
The dimensions are 383 mm x 331 mm x 143 mm (15 in x 13 in x 5 5/8 in), with its weight being 3.9 kg (5 5/8 lbs).
How can I turn the FIFISH V6 ON & OFF?
Turn ON the remote controller (Press and hold the ON/OFF button, until you hear 7 low to high chimes (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti).
What are the camera specifications?
FIFISH V6's camera system is equipped with the following specs:
Sensor: 1/2.3” SONY CMOS
12Mega Pixels
ISO Range: 100-6400 in Auto / Manual
Field of View: 166°
Aperture: f/2.5
Burst Shooting (1 / 3 / 5 / 7 / 10 frames)
White Balance: 2500K ~ 8000K
Photo Format: JPG, DNG
Video Resoltion: 4K UHD: 25/30 fps & 1080P FHD/ 120 fps
Internal Storage: 64 GB standard (128 GB is Optional)
Tell me more about joysticks, and how can I control the ROV?
The left joystick is for horizontal movements, such as forward, reverse, left turn and right turn. The right joystick is for controlling its pitch and roll rotations. The all-new left and right wheels on the back of the controller control the drones lateral and horizontal movements.
What is the micro-SD card slot on the remote controller?
This is only for exporting and wirelessly downloading the original 4K video content from FIFISH V6 internal memory.
What is the purpose of the tether and why do we need it?
Operating the ROV are requiring communication and massive data transportation on First Person View (FPV). However, due to the narrow bandwidth, waking inside the saltwater or request the accurate directions disadvantages of wireless communication system, the neutral buoyancy tether provides reliable and good quality for communication solutions.
In addition, the FIFISH tether made from the Kevlar®, which is capable to hold an adult's body weight (80 kg or 178 lbs).
What is the format of Video & Picture?
The format of video is MP4, and the format of the picture is JPEG.
How often does it need to charge?
Is recommended to charge and discharge once for every 3 months, then charge to 50~60% for storage.
What is the capacity of the Lithium battery inside FIFISH V6?
The capacity of V6's internal Lithium battery is 97.2, which is following the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and TSA regulations.
What are charging voltages for the adapters?
Underwater ROV:
Input: 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz，1.3 A MAX
Output: 12.9 V ⎓ 6A
Remote Controller:
Input: 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz，0.5 A MAX
Output: 5 V ⎓ 3A
While the FAA does not require insurance for drone flights, we highly recommend having insurance in case of mishaps with flying drones. When you rent a drone it is your responsibility to use it in a manner consistent with the laws and return the drone in the same condition it was in before rental.
There are two types of insurance for drones.
Liability: One is liability insurance, this will cover your flights in the event of a crash or incident.
Hull Coverage: Hull coverage covers the drone if it is damaged. Typically you must have liability insurance to get hull insurance. The Sensor may also be covered separately if it is a removable sensor.
Check with your insurance provider to see if they cover the drone rental and flights. If they do not, we highly recommend that you have insurance when you are flying drones. We have found that Skywatch.ai offers some of the best options for Drone Insurance.
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