This CHASING HC01 Hard Case for M2 ROVhas room for the drone, an E-Reel, a Robot Arm, a spare battery, and other accessories—keeping everything you need for a day of underwater exploration, photography, and tasks in one container. Made of highly durable injection-molded polypropylene alloy, it carries an IK08 impact-resistance rating and an IP67 waterproof rating. An automatic pressure relief valve prevents a vacuum from forming, which could make the case impossible to open. Interior foam lining and cutouts hold your gear and accessories securely. Two wheels and a retractable handle make it easy to roll the case down the dock or through the terminal, and there are also grip handles on the sides for lifting it into the boat or the overhead bin.

Wheels & Retractable Handle    Waterproof, Impact Resistant, Foam-Lined    Automatic Pressure Relief Valve

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it come with a camera?

A: The CHASING M2 ROV Pro Underwater Drone Kit (328' Tether) has a built-in camera that captures 12-megapixel still images and 4K video. The ROV also has a GoPro mount that can be controlled remotely but does not include the GoPro.

Q: 2. Is this ROV capable of tracking/logging it's position during operation?

A: The CHASING Chasing M2 Underwater ROV (656' Tether) can record depth and temperature information. It does not track or lock its exact location.

Q: 3. Is the power source for this scaler available apart from the ROV? I.e. can we use this scaler lowered from a boat?

A: No, the CHASING LC01 Laser Scaler for M2 ROV is designed to be powered from the ROV.

Q: 4. Does this come with the robotic arm?

A: The CHASING M2 ROV Pro Underwater Drone Kit (328' Tether) BH #CHCM2FP100 • MFR #CM2FP-100 does include the CHASING Robotic Arm for M2 Underwater ROV.

Q: 5. The images show what looks like an e-reel included with the drone (second image down from top) the "Whats in the box" lists buoy/winder, and a power supply for charging the buoy. So is the e-reel included with the kit?

A: The CHASING Chasing M2 Underwater ROV (656' Tether) includes a manual winder. The reason for the photo is to show that the optional  E-reel is compatible.

Q: 6. Hi, as you are the expert in this field Iwant to get an underwater drone to explore the marine environment for my students , educational purposes and reserach down to 100m. Which one should I go for. Tarek

A: The Geneinno Titan Underwater ROV (492' Depth Rating) is a good ROV for sending images and video to the surface. Here is the link for the ROV with a 150 meter tether. This will allow you to use it at 100 meters. https://bhpho.to/2B757aT

Q: 7. Where do you purchase the expansion port for the M2? And does it allow the use of the grabber arm and the laser scaler?

A: The CHASING Chasing M2 Underwater ROV does not have an expansion port; however, it does have one port under the ROV. You can only attach the CHASING LC01 Laser Scaler for M2 ROV or the CHASING Robotic Claw, not both simultaneously.

Q: 8. The base station has HDMI. Can you get a live feed from the HDMI to run into a capture card or video switcher? Is there an underwater rov that can?

A: Hi, yes the HDMI port is a live feed. There is also the option to live stream from the app on a mobile device. Thank you for shopping at B&H!

Q: 9. Would this be ideal for potable water reservoir inspections with complete darkness?

A: The CHASING Chasing M2 Underwater ROV (656' Tether) has two 2000-Lumen Lights. So it could be used in a no light environment..

Q: 10. is the camera any good? what does it save the image capture on? how long can it shoot continuous 4K? an hour? 45 minutes?

A: The sensor is a 1/2.3 CMOS sensor with an f/1.8 aperture, so it should do relatively well in terms of picture quality especially when using the mounted lights on the rig. Images would be saved to an on board SD card that must be inserted into the unit. And the only recording limit seems to be how large your SD card is. So if you plan to record a longer dive, I would purchase the largest card possible, a 512GB which with 4k recording would give you roughly 16 hours of recording depending on the bit rate.