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The high tech Lithium-Ion powered Bladefish looks like a jet engine and generates much more power than comparable previous generation lead acid propulsion devices. Unlike them, it can be recharged in a fraction of the time and can be easily stowed in luggage. They are much smaller than their leaden predecessors and are highly maneuverable and compact.
See Scubalab's 60 Second Review of the Bladefish 5000
- Redefining The Dive Propulsion Vehicle Market!!
- Lithium-Ion power makes all the difference!
- Travel Market now OPEN Flying to an Island Getaway??? At 9-10 pounds put it in your luggage and “Check-It!” - Sealed Rechargeable 18V Lithium-Ion Battery Designed for “Life of the Bladefish” No need for expensive battery replacements!
Bladefish 5000 includes battery charger and storage / backpack bag.depth ratings, See features for The 5000 series Bladefish dimensions and performance specifications. Each and is less than ½ the weight of competitive DPV’s. weighs only 10.2 pounds (battery included)
- Run Time: 70-120 minutes
- Max Speed: 3.75 MPH
- Number of Speeds: 3
- Weight: 10.2 lbs.
- Max Depth: 130 ft. (tested to 160')
- Dimensions: 15" x 14" x 6"
- Charging Time: Ready To Go Charge: 2 hr, Standard Charge: 4 hr.
- Buoyancy: Near Neutral
