Seacraft GO! vs. Suex VR Voyager

[Mario007]

I’ve tried a bunch of scooter now. Suex’s instant response, setting the speed on the knob and the trigger lock and jump functionality are big wins to me.

I really tried to like the seacraft ghost. But every time you stopped for anything length time it was this whole hassle to get going. Turn it on, unlock it, pick a gear and finally get going.

Vs with the suex twist power knob on and press trigger. It created a lot of separation with the team as people were not all ready at the same time. I’m sure it’s something you get use to when using them a lot, but for me the interface and user experience was a no go.

With the new VR series you can adjust the speed while you have running with trigger lock mode.

 

[Goldiver]

That sounds remarkably like a problem that was described to me by someone who had owned several Seacraft Future DPVs - and said to have this problem with at least one of his Futures.

He described getting silt in there while cave diving.

I am also curious to hear more about it.

That's a big concern..
Hope they can solve it somehow.
Do you know if sediment is a problem with conventional shafts and props? I haven’t got much experience at all with dpvs.
Thank you