does go under water or use surface movement
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Surface movement only.But I wouldn't recommend buying this toy since its battery case (which serves also as on-off switch) tends to fall apart very easily
384365
Ours is never completely submerged, because the float triggers the motor before it gets covered with water. I don't know how it would work if it were completely submerged. It would have to be vertical, though, for the float to work.
573532
I don't think that would work with gravity flow. I've just seen them done on bottom, but I may be wrong.
591649
I use a kayak and that sucker (pun intended) stays put. In fact, I have trouble removing it when I am done. It does not move at all when I am paddling through undergrowth either.
1603166
Thanks for your question. Yes, it can take a little moisture on the surface, but shouldn't be submerged. Hope it help you.
1722130
I have found it still moves the water when submerged but gives you the fountain when exposed
272842
I did not use it under the water. I used it above the water line and it did get wet and held and bonded well, but no under water use.
1681330
Hi this is Steve at Aqua Products: While our unit may work under floating covers Robotic cleaners have floating cables and the cover will most likely affect their ability to move about the pool. So in sum I recommend not to use it while covered. Hope this helps.
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Underwater the standard doesn't work fine. If you want to go under you must buy this housing. I didn't buy the filters and it worked really amazing without them.
231900
above water is ok. i don't know about through water????? In the dark is works ok.
1231029
I did not use it under the water yet. It felt into the water few times when I climbed on the water falls in Jamaica and went to paddle board. This is not a touch screen camera.
1108179
The pool I have is an above ground with hard sides. It did not do any damage or snag the liner of the pool. The piece of equipment has rounded edges and wheels that help it glide around the sides or the pool with ease.
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good question! . so far I have not used under water but I will keep in mind a rainy day.
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I don't see any reason that would prvent it from working in the vertical position as long as you follow the inlet/outlet flow positions. it's the directional flow of the water and not gravity that gets the job done.
1914291
Not at all. I've used it at various depths in fresh and salt water (although not beneath 20 feet) but I've never had a problem.
489076
No. I would say that it was built to be water replant. I would not put it under water under any circumstance and expect the unit to continue working.
186893
Yes. When the chair is not in full-recline mode, your midsection will be under water.