Principal Characteristics |
| Length: |
3.3 m (4 pressure hull sections and a wet payload/sensor bay) Configurable with additional modular wet and dry hull sections |
| Diameter: |
39.6 cm |
| Overall Height: |
71.3 cm (tow point attachment to lower mounting rails |
| Wing Span: |
2.53 m (wings easily removed for on-deck maintenance and storage) |
| Displacement: |
465 kg nominal Speed: 10 -12 knot towing |
| Depth: |
460 m working depth |
| Propulsion: |
Surface tow |
| Power: |
380 VDC or 460 VAC single phase supplied from the surface PDU down the tow cable |
| Supervisory Control: |
Surface console is a PC running ISER’s standard AUV user interface software Communications link is an RS-422 data stream down the tow cable |
| Onboard Control: |
CompacPCI microprocessor running a real time proprietary control system |
| Sensors: |
iXSEA PHINS Inertial Navigation Unit Paroscientific quartz depth sensor RDI 300 kHz WN Doppler log for altitude and speed |
| Minehunting: |
Klein Associates 5500 multibeam side scan sonar |
| Payload Capacity: |
Currently, one hull section, 0.05 m3, is designated for dry payload space. The flooded payload bay provides 0.025 m3 of wet payload space. Rails on the bottom of the pressure hull provide additional wet payload capacity. 55 kg of combined wet and dry payload weight depending on the vehicle trim. Payload capacity is configurable with the addition of modular hull sections. |