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Originally Posted by MiniNerd24
Well, Laaba I think you're right about the "big electronic box" bit. I don't think anyone would.  As for the pool refilling technique, they'd probably go Jacuzzi style, with jets coming out of the sides and bottom.
Yeah, Kiwi. The damage factor could be make or break for teams. After all, if one ungrounded bot with a lose wire comes in contact with water. ZAP, and all of the teams are finished.   |
Just so you guys know, you are talking hypothetical. I can let you know that most people don't have a problem letting ROVs in their pool.
For the surface controls like tv monitors and such, you can use battery power and fuses. Also if you use an outlet, it must be a GFCI and that would alleviate any problems.
The rovs are also battery powered and fused. Plus even if it did, the pool is so large that the charge that an ROV would be able to provide would be insignificant due to the volume of water. In any event the fuse should blow. We have done this for years and have yet to see anything close to what you are describing. In fact, not at all.