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Tronsmart Bang: The Tronsmart Bang is a solid purchase for those seeking big sound for relatively small money
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Tronsmart Bang: The Tronsmart Bang is a solid purchase for those seeking big sound for relatively small money
From more than two dozen different countries have been able to find? the torpedo-shaped vehicle can reach depths up to 6,000 meters, or more than 3 1/2 miles below the surface. and it can survey wide swaths of the ocean floor, using what's called side scan sonar. >> they send a sound pulse that's sort of a fan beam out to the side. it will travel out almost half a mile from the vehicle. and it bounces off the sea floor and we get a reflection back to the vehicle. >> reporter: they call the process mows the lawn because it works its assigned grid back and forth before returning to the surface w...
First of all, it can reach depps up of 6,000 meters or more than 3 1/2 miles below the surface. and it can survey wide swaths of the ocean floor using what's called side scan sonar. >> they send a sound pulse with a fan beam out to the side and it will travel out almost half a mile from the vehicle. and it bounces off the seafloor and we get a reflection back to the vehicle. >> they call the process mowing the lawn because it works its assigned grid back and forth before returning to the surface with images captured on a high resolution camera. it's all done at the touch of a laptop on dry lan...
Institution on cape cod. it's 13 feet long, weighs almost a ton and costs about $2.5 million. why would this robot find anything that the navy and search teams haven't been able to find? first of all, the torpedo shaped vehicle can reach depths up to 6,000 meters or more than 3 1/2 miles below the surface. it can survey wide swaths of the ocean floor. using what's called side scan sonar. >> they send a sound pulse out to the side and it will travel out almost half a mile and it bounces off the sea floor and we get a reflection back to the vehicle. >> reporter: they call the process mowing the ...
Why would this robot find anything that the navy and search teams haven't been able to find? first of all, the torpedo shaped vehicle can reach depths up to 6,000 meters or more than 3 1/2 miles below the surface. it can survey wide swaths of the ocean floor. using what's called side scan sonar. >> they send a sound pulse out to the side and it will travel out almost half a mile and it >> they send a sound pulse out to the side and it will travel out almost half a mile and it bounces off the sea floor and we get a reflection back to the vehicle. >> reporter: they call the process mowing the la...