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CSW-6 portable winch - Photo courtesy of Coastal Geoscience

CSW-6 winch

AGO pressure cases and sub sea housings

CSW_6 winchCSW-6 winch with towed camera system- Photo courtesy of Coastal Geoscience

CSW-8 winch and Focal 180CSW-8 winch with Focal 180 slip ring - Photo courtesy of Sea Sciences

CSW-7 on a ZodiacCSW-7 on a rigid hull Zodiac with a Klein side scan sonar

 

 

Diver with helmet mount camera and laserDiver welding using A.G.O. underwater camera and laser in a helmet mount

Sea Sciences Acrobat Sea Sciences Acrobat system towed by CSW-6 winch - Photo courtesy of Sea Sciences

 

Video overlayA screen capture illustrating A.G.O.'s video overlay and sub-sea video camera system - Photo courtesy of Coastal & Ocean Resources Inc.
Sediment bearing strength probeSTING system ready for deployment. This device is an underwater sediment bearing strength probe. Find out more about STING on our Instrumentation page. Arrow-2 launchA.G.O. custom-designed Arrow-2 towed body launched using a CSW-6 portable winch.The Arrow-2 is equipped with an underwater camera and light system manufactured by A.G.O. - Photo courtesy of Coastal & Ocean Resources Inc.
Laser and video overlayA.G.O.'s laser and video overlay system. The CMW-1 winch is an aluminum frame side scan sonar winch based on our CSW-8 model. It has a 4 ft x 4 ft footprint and weighs approximately 900 lbs without cable.
A.G.O.’s video crab trap system consists of a custom camera cage, high resolution underwater video camera, and optionally, lights and lasers. Remote control winchRemotely operated CSW-1 winch
LAR AerostatAerostat for Large Adaptive Array (LRA) project. A.G.O. manufactured servo controlled balloon winches for the Large Adaptive Reflector/Square Kilometer Array project. This balloon winch project involves building the world's largest steerable radio telescope at Penticton, BC, Canada (Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory). Read more!
Methane Temperature Sensor for NEPTUNE project Differential Temperature Measurement Sensor for the NEPTUNE Project. Used to monitor methane gas hydrate deposits on the seafloor. See this article in the Victoria News.
Balloon Winch Deployed During the summer of 2009 a University of Victoria Group used a CSW-7 winch for a Mechatronics course project for the automated control of a tethered balloon. Balloon group

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