It is a spacious, airy, vessel, with 42 comfortable seats and 22 large screen windows, which enable you to see the magnificent marine life in all its glory. You will be accompanied by an experienced guide who will inform you about the sea life you see, and tell you technical details about the submarine itself. Look out at the abundant fish, such as flute fish, octopus, barracuda, parrot fish, and the pride of the seas, a family of sting rays.ĭuring the tour the submarine will actually sit on the ocean bed, where you will be joined by experienced divers who will tempt the fish even closer to the window, enabling you to take ever more breathtaking pictures from the panoramic windows. Beautiful underwater footage filmed in using a small personal submarine from. Once on board the jolly “Sub Fun Cinco,” you will dive down to a depth of approximately 100 feet (30 meters). SEAmagine Hydrospace Corporation video - SEAmagine Submarine Dive.
The excursion starts from the exclusive Amarilla harbor at the southern tip of Tenerife.
Its engineers will continue to develop the technologies with a view to expanding its applications to both other underwater and surface vessels.DescriptionClimb on board the yellow submarine 'Sub Fun Cinco' for a once-in-a-lifetime underwater experience in the Atlantic Ocean. The innovation has been developed by engineers in the BAE Systems’ Electronic Systems business working closely with colleagues across the company’s Maritime and Air sectors to develop a world-class system as part of BAE System’s Active Vehicle Control One-Team. The program is one of the largest developmental projects taking place at the Rochester site and the company says it has made significant investments at the site to create new labs and workspaces to support the program. Work has already begun, supporting more than 130 highly skilled jobs in Rochester, U.K, with the number expected to grow. Similar to how fly-by-wire works for aircraft - whereby electronic systems are used to control the movement of aircraft - the company’s engineers are developing electronics that control the heading, pitch, depth and buoyancy of the Dreadnought class among other critical elements with added safety benefits. “However, taking our technology underwater brings exciting new challenges and we are proud to support the Dreadnought program and play an important part in our national security effort.”
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“With over 50 years of avionics experience, we already have a great understanding of how to develop complex, control systems for hi-tech platforms,” said Jon Tucker, director for Maritime Controls at BAE Systems Controls and Avionics. The complete Active Vehicle Control Management (AVCM) system will oversee all major aspects of the submarines’ maneuvering capability to the highest levels of safety and reliability, similar to existing systems on modern air transport platforms. This innovative approach involves adapting controls that are usually used in fly-by-wire aircraft and applying them in a marine environment, the company said in a March 29 release. BAE Systems is taking decades of flight controls expertise underwater on-board the United Kingdom’s next-generation submarine, Dreadnought. Successor-class is the United Kingdom’s future ballistic missile submarine, to replace the Vanguard class. An artist’s rendering of future Successor-class submarine, the first of which will be named Dreadnought.
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