HI
We have done a good few dives with our Blue ROV 2 now some for customers and just for our own fun. I have made a Youtube channel for our Scuba Diving but have a few ROV dives in there, A few good wrecks we will be diving on shortly off the West Coast Of Scotland. Enjoy 
Like the tether coiling board setup. Simple and effective. Looks to be similar hose reels that we used.
Thanks Mark, Very simple and does the job even when out on our Boat. Tether management at its Best 
Love the tether management system. Also love how you’ve marked the depths / length on the tether. What marking system did you decide on? Looks like you’re using red / white / blue tape?
Thank you, I went with this code, My Other ROV system the Hydrovision Hyball uses the same colour code and falcon systems i have worked with offshore use a similar code.
Marked at every 5 Meters
5 1RED
10 2RED
15 3RED
20 4RED
25 1WHITE
30 2WHITE
35 3WHITE
40 4WHITE
45 1BLUE
50 2BLUE
55 3BLUE
60 4BLUE
65 1BLCK
70 2BLACK
75 3BLACK
80 4BLACK
85 1GREEN
90 2GREEN
95 3GREEN
100 4GREEN
105 1RED/1WHITE
110 1RED2WHITE
115 1RED3WHITE
120 1RED4WHITE
125 1BLUE1GREEN
130 1BLUE2GREEN
135 1BLUE3GREEN
140 1BLUE4GREEN
145 1GREEN1RED
150 FULL LENGTH
Does anyone know if commercial divers have a standard method for marking hose / tethers? Because of my background as a mariner, unless I found something more appropriate, I’d probably do something similar to how we mark anchor chains (Note: the center mark alternates between, RED, WHITE and BLUE). A “shot” (15 fathoms = 90 feet) is too long a distance between marks so I’d probably mark it every 10 meters.
