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Navy Embarked Equipment Examples

1) Navy Embarked Light Weight Dive System (LWDS)

Figure 1: Overview of the Lightweight Dive System (LWDS) MK 3 Mod 0.

2) Navy Embarked Flyaway Dive System (FADS) III Dive System

Figure 2: Overview of the FADS III.

Configuration 2 Configuration 3

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3) Dive Suit Heater, aka “Monkey Heater”

Website: http://monkeyheater.net/monkey-heater.asp

One of the more popular items for commercial and military divers is our famous Monkey Heater, an innovative hot water heater with many advantages over its predecessors. The new Monkey Heater unit is smaller and lighter than previous models, incorporating a number of features including detachable fuel tanks that make fuel transfer a breeze. Standard on every system is a small, submersible water pump (eliminating pump-priming difficulties) that moves up to eleven gallons of water per minute. The pump comes with a 25-foot umbilical, while the heater unit includes an LED digital read-out for monitoring water temperature, with a range of up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit.

Figure 3: Monkey Heater.

Heat is supplied by a diesel-fired burner capable of 350,000 BTU. Mar-Vel has also incorporated a manual fuel pressure adjustment that enables divers to maintain a constant water temperature when the system is in use. The variation in temperature is maintained at plus or minus one degree, a great improvement over older systems. The Monkey Heater system uses an adjustable high temperature shut-off to shut down automatically should the water temperature become too warm. In addition, it has a special flow switch that will shut the system down should the water supply be accidentally cut off. The entire electrical system is sealed and can be operated outdoors in moist environments.

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Figure 4: Typical Monkey Heater.

4) Underwater Video Systems

Website: http://www.outlandtech.com/otisys.htm

OUTLAND TECHNOLOGY INC.

UWS-3310, Complete Portable Color Video System with LED Light.

Included with the System:

UWC-325/p, Fixed focus, Color Cameras.

UWL-401,LED light.

C-2303-100m, 330 ft. cable.

CON-3300, SUITCASE Console with 12" Transflective

Color LCD monitor, power supply, SD DVR RECORDER (Both audio and Video).

o Options:

UWL-400, LED Light.

UWS-3320 (220 vac 50 hz) PAL version.

Longer cable available on request.

Figure 5: Portable Video System.

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UWS-3210, Complete Color Video System with LED

Light.

ANU# 9.2.23

UWS-3210/3220 Product Spec. Sheet, PDF 141k

Included with the System:

UWC-325/p, Fixed focus, Color Cameras.

UWL-401, LED light.

C-2303, 500 ft. cables.

CON-3200, Console with 12" Transflective

Color LCD monitor, power supply, 250G Hard Drive DVR "883".

o Options:

UWL-400, LED Light.

Video

Time/Date/Typewriter.

UWS-3220 (220 vac 50 hz) PAL version.

UWS-3210/D, Complete Dual Color Video System with LED Lights. (NTSC only)

ANU# 9.2.23

UWS-3210/d Product Spec. Sheet.

Included with the System:

2 ea. UWC-325/p, Fixed focus, Color

Cameras.

2 ea. UWL-401, LED lights.

2 ea. C-2303, 500 ft. cables.

CON-3200/D, Console with 12" Transflective

Color LCD monitor, 2 independent power supplies inside, 250G

Hard Drive, DVR "883", PIP device. NEW SMALLER CONSOLE (4U

HIGH)

o Options:

UWL-400, LED Light.

Video Time/Date/Typewriter

(One channel only).

Figure 6: Portable Video System.

Figure 7: Dual Color Video System.

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BRACKETS

Figure 9: DH-90; HM-300 Superllite, DHM-60, DHM-60-ON Superlite.

Figure 8: DVR Recorder.

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Unique Dive Features Examples

5) Saddle Hooks/Dive Hose Racks

Figure 10: Saddle hook to support umbilical’s on aft deck.

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Figure 11: Saddle hook to support umbilical’s on aft deck.

Note: Overhead canopy shown is not required for 65DS

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Figure 12: Saddle hook to support umbilical’s on aft deck.

Note: Overhead canopy shown is not required for 65DS

6) Dive Bottle Stowage

Figure 13: Typical stowage for dive bottles.

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7) Diver Prep Bench

Figure 14: Diver prep bench with umbilicals hung on saddles in background.

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8) Ladder/Swim Platform

Figure 15: Typical hinged swim platform.

Note: For 65DS, Swim platform is required to be larger than shown and requires chamfered corners

Figure 16: Steps from swim platform to aft deck.

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9) Fendering

Figure 17: Typical fendering on top of pilothouse and main cabin (P/S).