[757labs] Autonomous Transatlantic Boat
Almost_There at COX.Net
Almost_There at COX.Net
Sun Sep 18 09:24:50 EDT 2011
757 Labs;
I still think a small Autonomous
Transatlantic Boat would be a really cool
project; see this link for free propulsion -
http://LiquidR.com/technology/wave-glider-concept/
(rather ingenious!) It has demonstrated voyages of over 2500 miles.
Good Luck!
Ken_S.
At 08:19 PM 5/2/2011, Almost_There at COX.Net wrote:
>
>Matt;
>
> Someone at the Lab (Ethan I think) was
> talking about someone that programmed a
> CellPhone to call him up once every 24 hours
> and report it's GPS location, then put it in a
> waterproof container with a Solar Cell to keep
> it charged (and a note explaining what it was
> and if found to please throw it back in the
> ocean) and just let it go roam the
> currents. We could do that too, much simpler that a TransAtlantic vehicle.
>
>
> Good Luck!
> Ken_S.
>
>At 07:56 PM 5/2/2011, you wrote:
>>On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 9:50 AM,
>>Almost_There at COX.Net <Almost_There at cox.net>
>>wrote: > > 757 Labs; > > Â Â I still think an
>>Autnomous TransAtlantic Boat would be a really
>>cool > project! >
>>http://hackaday.com/2011/05/02/scout-the-autonomous-transatlantic-boat/
>> > > > Â Â By the way; is there any progress
>>on the Underwater ROC Project? I'd suggest an
>>autonomous craft in the shape of a bottle with
>>a note in it. Of course the note would be
>>lyrics to Police's "Message in a Bottle" -Matt
>>(enferex)
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