Mr. Jerry M. Peck has over 29 years of experience in the field of electronics specializing in underwater acoustics.  Jerry has made it his personal goal to be number one in the field of underwater communications.

In 1968 Mr. Peck began a quest to solve the problems of diver communication.  In that area, the highest intelligibility achieved by any system scientifically tested was 53%.  The U.S. Navy PQC-1 through-water communicator scored only .9% intelligibility during official testing. In contrast, Mr. Pecks current designs achieved 100% intelligibility using the same U.S. Navy modified rhyme word test.  This is a benchmark no other designer has achieved to date!

Mr. Peck redesigned the circuitry and the Wet Phone was retested and approved for U.S. Navy use.  Upon leaving Sound Wave Systems, Jerry co-founded Efcom, Inc. (another underwater communication company).  Jerry was Chief Engineer responsible for product development.  He designed the Efcom SC-100 through-water communication system which quickly became U.S. Navy approved and used throughout the fleet.

In 1984 Jerry Peck, along with Michael Pelissier, founded Ocean Technology Systems (OTS) and vowed to dedicate their lives to producing the finest underwater communication systems available.  In a short period of time the OTS product line was being used around the world and gained a reputation as being the best and clearest communication systems in the world.

A major achievement for Jerry was winning an Emmy Award, along with Michael Pelissier.  The Emmy Award was for "Innovative Technical Achievement", and is a testament to Jerry's design.  Holder of several patents in the underwater communication field, Jerry is dedicated to advancing the field of diver underwater communication.