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Marc Filion
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2007
How-To: Lund Boat Floor Removal and Replacement
This video has no production quality. :) It is purely here to help the next person that takes on the task of removing the plywood floor from their mid-2000s LUND boat (2006 Lund 1660 Classic in this case). I could not find anything useful online to help me with this project so I recorded this as a service to the community for those who want/need this information. In the end, I LOVE the result of the replacement, and it wasn't terrible to do.
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GoPro - Walleye Underwater - Port Burwell Aug21 2023
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GoPro - Walleye Underwater - Port Burwell Aug21 2023
GoPro - Underwater Salmon Fishing Lake Ontario 2023
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GoPro - Underwater Salmon Fishing Lake Ontario 2023
Rustoleum Topside Paint Application & Review
มุมมอง 11Kปีที่แล้ว
This is a review of the application process and overall function of the Rustoleum Topside paint including tinting using Mixol Alkyd pigments… Spoiler: It worked great, and for the cost, is a very decent finishing product for marine applications (and likely RVs etc). Mixol pigments worked very well to tint the paint. This will be updated after a summer of use.
Beach Fishing Puerto Vallarta, MX
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This is a short video of a nice morning of walking the beach and throwing some lures for anything that swims in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The fishing is hit and miss, but it's really nice to be on the beach in the mornings… enjoy!
FPV Snorkel Airboat
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This is a short video demonstrating the two camera system on the FPV airboat.
RC Lawn Mower
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This is the third and best version of my RC lawnmower progression... having learned to weld in the few past years, now I can take on much better structures as the base for my projects.... This mower is simply a steel frame that hangs a mower deck below it, and then wheelchair motors are mounted to the back. It's operated by a Sabertooth 2x30 motor controller and a standard RC transmitter. It al...
Waterwolf - Lake Erie - August 31, 2019
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A few hours of fishing on a nice late summer evening for walleye in lake Erie...
Topflight P-47 Gold Edition w/ DLE20
มุมมอง 2096 ปีที่แล้ว
This is my attempt at getting some flight video of the Jug. Flies very well with the DLE20. This was before adding the required retracts. Looks much better in the air now! :) Sorry about all the cuts, didn't have a camera person available that day.
The "Albie" 3D Printed ROV
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This is a 3D designed and printed ROV that uses basic equipment and the simplest control system I could come up with. Many current ROVs on the market have complex control systems requiring ethernet connectivity to get all the functions to run. This is much simpler, albeit less capable depending on what you are intending on doing with it. For swimming it around looking at the underwater world, t...
Custom Made Surf Lures Test
มุมมอง 546 ปีที่แล้ว
Here is a video showing the action of my home made surf lures... not bad really! For only a few bucks of materials each these are great! See my other video here on TH-cam for a DIY tutorial on how I make these....
TX-02 Camera 180 Degree Pan System - 3D Printed
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TX-02 Camera 180 Degree Pan System - 3D Printed
Native Ultimate 12 Multisport Fishing w/ Volt Motor
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Native Ultimate 12 Multisport Fishing w/ Volt Motor
Thanks for this video! I too had been looking on line for a video and struck out quite a bit, until I found yours. I appreciate this detail.
How far under the side storage compartment did the floor go? I am replacing the opposite side under my console this winter.
Surprisingly, it didn’t go under it at all, which was a relief!
excellent video I would like to know what type of motor you use and the battery ?thank you
Hey! Yes I used a set of motorized wheelchair motors, and the batteries were 12v 3s Lipo batteries, but to do it again I would use 20AH 12v LifePo4 batteries instead. They are much cheaper now and the battery draw is surprisingly small for this. <10A per motor.
hi marc - thanks for the video. I have a 2007 Lund that needs its floor replaced. Why size and type of rivet did you use to reinstall the floor with? thanks!
Hey I used the 3/16 x 25mm large flange rivets from Amazon. Worked great! a.co/d/4F05BR8
Sure sounds good! Glad it was helpful… happy to help.
I've got this boat and have been looking at replacing the floor boards as well. This is INCREDIBLY helpful. I'd love to chat outside of the comments about your process!
Going to be down there at the end of the month and was curious if a local business rents rods and tackle? I don't want to have to bring it with.
made me one too
Is th a t a penn battle 4000 travel combo? I have the same one
Hey! It’s a Penn Battle II size 3000 on a 4-pc St Croix Triumph travel rod in MH. Great combo for light beach fishing. :) Bigger jacks will spool you though hahah… ask me how I know. :)
@soaringtuna I like the 4000 size better for that reason....my big travel setup is an 11 foot 5 piece (fits in my luggage) Diawa Ardito surf rod rated 2 to 6 oz with a Diawa Saltist 6500 spinner, 500 meters of 50 pound braid....with the 3 piece 4000 Penn having 270 yards of 30lb braid. I also bring a Shimano exage extendable 7ft with a diawa fuego 3000 with 20lb braid for light tackle. Pretty well covers all the bases for rock, pier and surf casting
This is cool. Thanks for sharing. Moving there soon. Would love to connect.
너무 좋아요 ~~~
Saw this video when I was about 5yrs old,I’m 13now and have made my own,thought I’d share my story. Nice work!
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All the best
well I found what I'm making next
Nice, any way of getting a copy of the Control Box? Wiring Schematics? Small control board components? I Know we don't have to spend $4000 on an ROV.
you made excellent work.Thank you for sharing the archives.
Thank you very much that’s nice to hear! :)
I know this video/build is a few years old now but I just came across it. I have a couple of questions if you don't mind: Is the snowblower powered by a gas engine? Do you have more information about these wheels you are using? Thanks!
Hey I’m happy to answer any questions. I had long since all this but I can tell you that it was a small gas snowblower but I added two electric motors from wheelchairs to give it motion. Another small motor was mounted near the shoot to allow it to turn left and right and lastly the wheels were made out of HDPE that I wrapped around the edges with steel cable to give it lots of traction on ice. Conventional wheels didn’t work very well because they were too wide and would float and get stuck in the snow. These flat ones would cut right through all the snow and really dig into the ice below. They worked very well and I’m sure you could do them out of plywood easily enough.
Where can I type to you? I have some plans and got some questions in my mind.
Simply effective and great!
Excellent cut 👍🏽
Thanks Marc! Was online right now looking for different sources of HDPE. My "spikey rim" prototype plywood wheels worked good...twice😂. Traction is last hurdle after getting the chute rotator conquered. THANKS again for the reply and great video.
That's so great! Can't believe I missed this message! Oops! Did you get it finished eventually?
@@edhstechnology Thanks for your interest! Yes, got it finished. Used Marc's idea of winding wire around the wheel. I wound garage door cable around the plywood wheels and it worked great. I used a power window motor for a chute rotator. Very happy with the way it turned out. NOW, I CAN'T GET THE SNOWBLOWER STARTED!!! Probably time for a carb check.🥶🥶
Marc, Are you still using the 1/2" puckboard/wire wheels? GREAT vid!
Hey! Yes those wheels were exactly the right solution! They work great, totally recommend them. They cut right down to solid surface through the snow and give awesome traction. Kind of like studded tires. :)
hello. is there no case of a complete step-by-step manual for building this project?
я долго искал это видео )) но я настойчивы. спасибо тебе, добрый человек.
What kind of cebal did you use?
Great design and thanks for making it sound simple:-)
Have you checked the maximum depth? will he be able to descend 20 m? Is there a loss of video signal with a cable of 20 meters?
Hey yes it’s entirely fine at 20m, the canister is good to 300ft. No video degradation through tether.
Finally, a homebuilt ROV that doesn't look like it's from the 50s!! Very nice job. I've been wanting to build an ROV using very similar methods and components. What did you use for the tether exactly? Proper ROV tether is so expensive so I've been trying to come up with an alternative.
Levi Temple hey thanks! It worked quite well for a first prototype. Some changes to attitude control were necessary. But the tether is BlueRobotics tether. They sell off cuts once in a while in 20m lengths and so I used that. Given that the control and video goes through a buoy, it’s unlimited distance, but 20m depth limit. Plenty. All the details are on the thingiverse.com page including all the printable parts.
You just got me wanting to do one, great!!!
Very nice.
What kind of motors did you use? Brand, model, etc? How have they done over time, any rusting issues?
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Try putting a small hole in the top of the top ail area of the mold to let air escape. It might help with the bubbles
Hey that's a good idea, thanks! These lures have proven to be super durable.... lots of use and still intact!
hi, first of all, congratulations for the project ... I'm trying to replicate the rov by making some personal changes, but this is the only thing that is not clear to me is how you manage the engine control part ... use a pixhawk aeduino controller etc etc or you have the esc connected directly to the rc .... thanks
Hello Marc, Not being an RC guy, how to you connect the X8R to the tether? Everything I have read is you use the DSC port, which then disables the radio. I like the buoy idea. Thanks
Can i see the details
This is awesome. I've been considering building a ROV and this is exactly what I was thinking of doing, since my experience is with quadcopters, brushless outrunners and transmitters. I am so tempted to buy this off of you (I'm in KW).
dege13 Hey thanks for the nice comment! It is pretty cool what’s possible these days with the parts we have from RC hobbies that can be combined together into some pretty spectacular new stuff. I did however sell this are Ovi to a nice fellow from the GTA. Apparently he has it running already and is loving it! I posted the design as well as all the 3-D printing parts on the website listed in the description if you were interested in building one.
@@soaringtuna I have already saved the parts on Thingiverse. Hahaha. I will need to start building one soon. I mostly don't trust myself to make it neutral buoyancy and water tight.
@@dege13 Well, just go for it! Any problem you encounter can be overcome. You did however point out the two main challenges in ROV design! :) The watertight part of it is handled by the Blue Robotics 4" housing... its awesome! Follow the potting instructions and it's an awesome design.
Hello. Can i get the measurements of the design? Im actually also developing an rov just like this.
First of all, really nicely done ! But can you make it RC? Without any attachments? If so, is it possible that it travelled 1-2 KM-s with RC signal?
Hey! Yes you can do it RC if you use 72mhz, or 50mhz. The 2.4ghz modern systems don’t work so well under water. Ever the long wavelength ones are only good to 10ft or so in freshwater, but not at any distance. The buoy control solution was the best I could come up with for both the video and the rc control.
As soon as the video started, Highway to the Danger Zone started playing in my head.
For real ay? HEY>>> For realy AY? HAY !!! For real AY!! Really AY>
I have the same mower...and some teenagers that won’t mow. Perhaps they would be more open to a robotics lesson. Got any plans to share? Lol
How much? Ill buy it!
Great! great! great! project man! thumps up!
Can sell two units for my twin boys.
Which batteries are you utilizing? In the video it seems like zippy battery packs however cant tell if they are 4s or 6s. Can you provide some insight to your battery solution?
Actually, I'm using 3s 5000 lipos... it's surprising how little power you need to make a lot of water move. :)
Thanks a lot...excellent effort..keep up the good work...looking forward to more stuff from you
I have it built and when I try and go upward when it is touching the bottom of the lake it wants to lower the front, making it stay at the bottom. Any thoughts? It works fine when it isn't on the bottom.
Mantisman Gaming hey that’s great that it’s up and running! I found that the forward and backwards buoyancy balance is critical. Also, I have been toying with the idea of increasing the prop size on the up/down motor to make it more responsive.
I ended up going with a larger and lower pitch prop on the top motor to make that part work better.
very very nice.
How much does the entire rov weigh?
It's about 10lbs I'd say. With the ballast weight which is close to 4lbs.
@@edhstechnology thanks! Im just about done printing one :)