Propulsion and steering mechanism for an underwater vehicle

Ships – Submersible device

Reexamination Certificate

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C114S330000, C114S338000, C405S191000, C348S081000

Reexamination Certificate

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07540255

ABSTRACT:
A propulsion system is provided for an underwater vehicle such as a Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV). Two propellers are independently driven by motors, while the orientation of the propellers is simultaneously controlled by a third motor. A means is provided for reprogramming the control electronics that can be disabled when the vehicle is underwater. The control electronics also provides that all signals including video are transmitted to a base station without requiring coaxial cable.

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