Take an underwater adventure at a higher speed with the S1 PRO Underwater Scooter from LEFEET. Take a quick plunge or capture moving camera footage underwater using the battery-powered motor that propels you up to 4' a second and can take you down to 131' for SCUBA, snorkeling, or swimming adventures. The S1 PRO can be used in standard mode with the included handles, or it can be used with an optional SUP surfboard mount, single grip rail, or floating fins accessory attachments. An action camera mount is included, and an optional Dual Rail Kit allows you to mount two S1 PRO scooters to carry heavier weight.

Compact Underwater Scooter    Battery Powered for up to 1-Hour Runtime    3 x Speed Settings up to 4 mph    Operates Underwater Down to 131'    Carries Weights up to 220 lb    Wireless Remote Control Handle    Dual Handles, Charger, Charging Cable    Includes Action Camera Mount

Take an underwater adventure at a higher speed with the S1 PRO Underwater Scooter from LEFEET. Take a quick plunge or capture moving camera footage underwater using the battery-powered motor that propels you up to 4' a second and can take you down to 131' for SCUBA, snorkeling, or swimming adventures. The S1 PRO can be used in standard mode with the included handles, or it can be used with an optional SUP surfboard mount, single grip rail, or floating fins accessory attachments. An action camera mount is included, and an optional Dual Rail Kit allows you to mount two S1 PRO scooters to carry heavier weight.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be set to automatically go back and forth from 2 designated point?

A: We are not aware of this slider having that capability. It comes with a basic blue tooth remote that allows you to go forward and reverse manually.

Q: 2. Can you walkBout with?

A: Itis battery operated,so sure. Tripod mounting would yield more pleasing results.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the original titan?

A: According to the manufacturer, the Geneinno Omni Scan Sonar for T1 Pro Underwater ROV is not compatible for use with the original Geneinno Titan Underwater ROV. The Omni Scan Sonar is only compatible for use with the Geneinno T1 Pro Underwater ROV.

Q: 4. If I Pair 2 of these speakers can i use a total of 4 wireless mics. 2 per speaker?

A: The Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System with Bluetooth (BH # BOS1PROPWPAS) will allow use of a maximum of two microphones per system even when one S1Pro unit is used as a satellite.

Q: 5. can you hand carry this on an international flight?

A: It will fit into most carry-on luggage. Please check with your airline for details.

Q: 6. Is there a specific way to pair the remote with the dolly? I am unable to get the dolly to respond with the remote.

A: it shouldn't make a difference if the remote's battery is the incorrect polarity but try flipping it. see if that works. make sure dolly is fully charged as well

Q: 7. Can you pair two microphones to this at the same time?

A: Yes, you can connect two of the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitters to the input channels on the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System with Bluetooth. The transmitters must be paired one at a time with the built-in receivers.

Q: 8. There is an iPad zCam Contoller app, what additional equipment is needed to control the camera with the App via wifi?

A: There is no additional equipment needed to used the controller app with the Z CAM.

Q: 9. Does the speaker system come with an adjustable stand?

A: No, the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System Kit with Mic/Line Transmitter and Handheld Mic does not come with an adjustable stand.

Q: 10. What are some compatible Wireless Headset Mics that will work with the XLR Transmitter?

A: Any dynamic headset microphone, such as the Shure WH20 Headset Mic (B&H # SHWH20XLR) or the Audio-Technica PRO 8-HEX Dynamic Headworn Mic (B&H # AUPRO8HEX), is compatible for use with the XLR transmitter included with the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System Kit with Mic/Line and Instrument Transmitters. Since the Bose transmitter does not supply phantom power or plug-in power, it will not work with most condenser microphones, unless the mic has its own power source, such as a battery, to supply the voltage that a condenser microphone requires.