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Apparently the Arduino doesn't have the power for an acoustic system.
http://my.fit.edu/~swood/John%20Clau...al%20Paper.pdf
If you look to OTS solutions, acoustic modems looks like the way to go. With two of these and some programming on your part, you can probably come up with a workable acoustic control system.
https://bluerobotics.com/store/comm-...ms/wl-11003-1/
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Apparently the Arduino doesn't have the power for an acoustic system.
http://my.fit.edu/~swood/John%20Clau...al%20Paper.pdf
If you look to OTS solutions, acoustic modems looks like the way to go. With two of these and some programming on your part, you can probably come up with a workable acoustic control system.
https://bluerobotics.com/store/comm-...ms/wl-11003-1/Comment
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I live in San Diego and fortunately or unfortunately (depending on how you see it) I am surrounded by salt water. This includes our local RC pond. I just received the Kilo kit from Bob Martin (thank you very much Bob) and wanted to explore ways to communicate in salt water. I came upon this research paper that describes how they developed an acoustic system for RC vehicles that is simple and intuitive using acoustics. IT looks like the form factor could be implemented in RC Submarines and I wanted to get the opinions from the experts on here. In the meantime I plan to run the antenna up through the a snorkel so I can run at periscope depth in the local pond. I have about six months left in my Middle East deployment so have time to work out the problem set :)
Here is the link to the paper
http://robert.katzschmann.eu/wp-cont...015compact.pdf
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CoryLast edited by Das Boot; 07-22-2020, 02:15 PM.“Of the 40,000 men who served on German submarines, 30,000 never returned.”Comment
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Most of the fully submersible sub models run in clear swimming pools (my observation) and unfortunately the growing trend is to convert the fresh pool water to salt water to enable electric chlorine manufacture on site-The operational environment is growing even smaller!Comment
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