Underwater Scooter SAV-7
Scooter saddle for hands-free riding Variable speed control Progressive acceleration system 3 speed adjustment propeller pitch assembly Saddle wings for additional attachment points Depth rated to 230ft/70meters L.E.D. battery life indicator
Free your hands with the new SAV-7 TUSA Vehicle.
Being dragged long distances creates excessive muscular fatigue in the arms.
Furthermore, riding behind a scooter creates resistance and reduces the efficiency of the propeller blades. Riding horizontally in front of the scooter streamlines the body and scooter, reducing drag and dramatically improving both speed and distance traveled on a single battery charge. In addition, both hands are free for carrying lights, cameras or other underwater equipment.
Features of SAV-7
Progressive acceleration system The SAV-7 scooter’s newly design rotational speed adjustment function allows for precise changes to your speed while in motion. This easily activated speed adjustment results in smooth effortless riding and allow for easy synchronization of speed between divers in a variety of geographical areas and varied current conditions. When the main switch is turned on, the L.E.D. battery life indicator lights up providing the diver with a guide to remaining battery life. Please remember this is additional standby information only. The maximum running speed recorded was 4km/h while wearing standard scuba equipment. However, this may be affected up or down due to water resistance caused by the individual diver’s size and shape. This level of speed is around twice that of the average (being 2km/h) that most divers can easily attain using fins. This drastically saves on air consumption and energy usage thus enabling the diver to cover extensive areas of terrain that would be impossible to achieve normally.
3 Speed adjustment-Propeller pitch assembly
Additionally, it’s possible to easily vary the propeller’s angle or pitch, which allows for even more fine-tuning of the scooter’s speed to the individual diver’s needs.
Saddle Wings
By using the wings it’s now possible to pull 2 more divers with the SAV-7 scooter. The diver’s different physiques when holding onto the wings have virtually no effect to the scooter’s performance. The speed and distance with 3 men diving are almost the same as using the scooter solo without a saddle.
