Underwater inspection

In 1948 the SS Pasley was scuttled in Newport, Oregon with the intention of it being used as a wharf. Due to it’s location and the effects of the tide it started to shift over the years and it was abandoned as a wharf.
In 2008, an oil sheen was noticed around the ship. The Port of Newport had the holds where the [...]

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In our case, when the UW visibility decreases I start piloting the submersible watching the TV monitor showing the LYYN T38™ enhanced video and stop looking through the front window…

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The footage was taken in Port La Nouvelle in Perpignan in France. Liquavision were doing a demonstration for JIFMAR Offshore Services (The leading operator of Multicats and Workboats in France) http://www.jifmar.com/ .
“We were approx 1 km off shore and we were there to test the SeaBotix LBV150SE-5 and LBC. We were able to identify debris [...]

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Retired United States Coast Guard Chief (22 years) and long time VideoRay user Craig Thorngren, who now owns and operates Submerged Recovery & Inspection Services, is a true power user of ROV’s and LYYN visibility enhancement. Craig has piloted ROV’s in some of the most challenging underwater environments with great success for [...]

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A group of hunters were returning home in a boat when it was swamped and sank.  The police searched for a few days and then gave up.
“Two months later I was asked by the family for help.  VideoRay loaned me the gear to help the family and sent Erick Estrada as well (it’s his hand [...]

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