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03:07 Sun 20 May 07 |
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I work for Oceaneering , and I know how critical it is to have spare parts available , I wanted to know if someone wanted to buy a sub what companies out there build a good sub AND have tech suport and parts available . A work class sub with manipulators is what I was interested in , something that was dependable . Curious as to what some of you more experience guys might have to say . Thanks - Garve  |
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garve
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03:11 Sun 20 May 07 |
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Depends what money you have tp spend  |
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lostboy
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centurion
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03:57 Sun 20 May 07 |
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dependable old systems scorpio/super scorpio simple and reliable 
more up to date go perry slingsby TXL or similar fully loaded with a T3 and a good old Ta16, watch out for the TMS probably go for the slingsby system  |
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truered
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01:41 Wed 23 May 07 |
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Good info I appreciate it .....................If any one else has any thing to say I would love to hear it ---Thanks again - Garvey  |
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garve
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16:05 Fri 25 May 07 |
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Deep down are you mad SMD trenchers and ploughs are ok but the Quantums are a complete nightmare  |
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luckyjim37
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Spacer
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17:50 Fri 25 May 07 |
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Yes please |
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lostboy
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FreddyB
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00:41 Wed 30 May 07 |
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I think we all missed the most reliable and best ROV in the world that being an MRV  |
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luckyjim37
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00:47 Wed 30 May 07 |
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Now that depends who's MRV it is. |
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ROV_VALLEY_COMMANDO
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04:30 Wed 30 May 07 |
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Seaeye ...sorry Saab rov's
Guess the swedes are going to put crash bars and air bags on the Seaeye stuff (Saab has just bought the company).
Should be interesting to watch their direction now with a big Military contractor running the show. |
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aqualube
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05:17 Wed 30 May 07 |
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Bite the bullet and go for a new Perry XLX |
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flyingduck
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15:27 Wed 30 May 07 |
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V true
Has to be MRV 6 although it is only the LX version as opposed to MRV5 which is the GTI version but as with all sports cars becomes a little unrealiable  |
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luckyjim37
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15:37 Wed 30 May 07 |
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Lucky Jim are you another of these MRV expert's
You won't even remember when MRV 5 was a GTI version!
The techology in all the vehicles mentioned are slighgtly different,but it is like any other piece of equipment if you maintain it and look after it you will have increased reliability. |
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