The Surface GPS can be used when the Navigator is functioning on the surface. It also works well as a rapidly deployed system where it would provide the initial position fix for the DNS.

The Floating GPS provides positioning in shallow waters. This system can also be periodically deployed to the surface to remove any time accumulated error when using the DNS for long range covert operations.

The Navigator Pole GPS was designed for use with the Rapid Beach Profiling system, or other applications where the operator will be swimming on the surface.

The Doppler Navigation System tracks the divers movement over the sea floor. As a result it does not require a satellite fix or base stations once its initial position has been set. The DNS is an ideal set up for covert rapid deployments (when paired with the surface GPS) or to fill in any gaps caused by acoustic shadows when using the LBL system.

Shark Marines LBL system provides high precision underwater navigation without the need for a floating GPS or tethers to the surface. This system can use 2 or 3 base stations which can be rapidly deployed from any small craft or by a diver. The LBL is the system of choice for any long duration underwater searches.

The Extended MRU option provides the Navigator or Dive Tablet with a more accurate compass and full 360 degree pitch and roll orientation data. Highly recommended for use on the Navigator with forward-looking sonars and the Doppler Navigation System for more accurate positioning.

The P-450 series forward-looking sonar is the best solution to detect, monitor, and track objects and/or targets at distances up to 300 meters (984′). The P450 is available with a 45°, 90°, or 130° field of view. Frequency: 450 kHz Range Max: 300 m (904′)

The P900 series forward-looking sonar is the ideal sonar for underwater detection and identification operations up to 100 meters (328′). The P900 series is also available with a 45°, 90°, or 130° field of view. Frequency: 900 kHz Range Max: 100 m (328′)

The P900-2250 forward-looking sonar combines a medium range 900-45 navigation and inspection sonar with the identification capabilities of a higher frequency 2.25 MHz sonar head. Frequency: Selectable 900 kHz 2.2MHz Range Max: 100 m(328′) 900kHz 12 m (39′) 2.25MHz

The Sound Metrics Aris sonar is a dual frequency unit that provides extremely high resolution imagery at short range, well suited for detailed inspections and target identification. Frequency: Selectable 1800kHz, 3000kHz Range Max: 15 m (50′) 1800kHz and 5 m (16′) 3000kHz

At 720kHz the tritech Gemini is well suited for medium to long range searches (120 m (394′)). The wide even image of the Gemini allows this sonar to make very clean mosaicks. Its small size also make it a perfect fit for Shark Marine’s Navigator DT2 system. Frequency: 720 kHz Range Max: 120 m (394′)

The PRO-MAG is a high sensitivity Overhauser Magnetometer that can be equipped on the Navigator to locate objects with ferrous content.

The Ebinger 725K is a field proven, valuable tool for underwater ordnance detection. When integrated with the NAVIGATOR its abilities are further enhanced with the addition of a visual data display and the navigational features of the system.

The Shark Marine radiation detector is a plug and play unit designed to detect gamma radiation underwater.

The Sonar Altimeter measures the distance to the seafloor. The Sonar Altimeter can also be used to gather bathymetric / beach profile data.

The Multi-Beam Profiler can be used to gather bathymetric data. The Multi-Beam covers a much larger swath then the Sonar Altimeter.

The Transom Mounted Altimeter Sonar is used for the Rapid Beach Profiling System (RBPS). It was designed to quickly mount to vessels of opportunity for collecting bathymetric and beach profile data.

Designed for use in zero visibility situations, or for operations where a low light signature is required, the Underwater Head Mounted Display (UHMD) brings the NAVIGATORS display right to the divers mask. The UHMD is available as a monocular or binocular version. Mounts are also available for different masks or helmets.

The NavNam is a plug-and-play digital camera that mounts onto the Navigator. It can capture still images up to 1920 x 1080 and video up to 1280 x 720, which are geo-referenced (if a position is available), and digitally stored in the DiveLog project.

Sub-NET is an underwater communication system that allows multiple Navigators to communicate with one another or to surface vessels or other assets. Sub-NET also allows connected Navigators / other assets, to share their locations with one another, as well as send target information and waypoints.

The MAKO DDS marks a new evolution in diver transportation by combining a propulsion device with the Shark Marine Navigator. The combination provides a system that is capable of automated flight paths, from a simple “Goto Target” to complex survey routes, while providing the diver with full navigation and forward looking sonar imagery to locate and view targets up to 300 meters (904′) away.

The Navigator system can be mounted to many different Diver Propulsion Vehicles. Contact us with your specific needs in this area.

The Nav Light provides even lighting to aid in capturing video or still images of targets using the NavCam. Can also be used simply for the diver’s vision. Brightness: 1300 Lumens.

Designed for boat operations the Pole Mounted Sonar System allows the operator to search large areas with geo-referenced forward looking sonar, and collect bathymetric / beach profile information.