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How to build a toy exploring boat?

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how do i build a toy boat that can float and drive against Atlantic ocean tides, run on electrical power using elector magnetic engines, have a claw that can go 20ft deep in water,it has to have and anchor, a water tight place to put findings, a water proof camera with power full light that can see through ocean water with a remote screen.Everything on the ship has to be controlled by electromagnetic engines and everything on and the ship itself has to be controlled remotely. i really really need ur guys help thanx pce ps it has to be built out of this toy boat http://store.shop72.com/toyaica.html

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  1. When you limit us to a 31 inch long toy aircraft carrier boat, we may not be able to do what you want.  You have a small, narrow and hence unstable platform for the lifting mechanism, anchor stuff, propulsion and remote control equipment.  Sorry I can't be of much more help.  


  2. Well, clearly you cannot use that cheap toy to do what you want.

    The first task you have is to gather all the equipment you want to go into this craft.  Obviously, you will want to get the smallest, lightest versions possible, because money seems to not be the issue here.

    Once you have all your equipment, now the boat becomes just a housing for all that stuff that must keep it afloat.  You can relatively easily calculate the amount of water you would need to displace to carry it all, and that will give you the minimum dimensions of your boat.  The secret will be to develop air-tight chambers to provide the maximum buoyancy in the least space.

    I do not understand the need for a "water tight place to put findings".  Won't the findings be retrieved from the water?  It would seem that water ingress would not be an issue here.  If you are worried about excessive water egress, then this would be a simple issue to solve, using a sealed, spring-hinged door that the claw would drop your findings into.

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