Lost & flooded German WW2 bunker explored by Fifish V6 ROV.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Lost WW2 bunker explored by a underwater drone !
What is inside ?
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While I enjoy all your adventures the underwater ROV are the most captivating. I know it’s hard to but over the years I’ve learned not to panic when you get into a situation. Next time reel some of the tether in as your returning to keep so much tether from floating around to get tangled up. With that being said you did a great job with the ROV. I can’t tell you enough as to how much I enjoy your videos. Thank you my friend.
Thanks for tip and greetings from us.
The ROV gives a very nice image, really great.
The iron decays, that's what the Titanic looks like.
They say it's bacteria.
yes , give it some more years and it will for sure look like that Oma. Thanks and glad you liked it.
How flipping cool! It really deserves a Holy Madonna! Great thinking History Hunter. Thank you
Indeed Kurt and very cool adventure i think. Thanks and Greetings from us.
The capabilities of this Fi Fish is Mindblowing! And available for mere mortals to use!!!
It is a great tool for sure. Thanks
Wow. This is the quality content I pay my internet for. Keep it up.
Wow, thanks
It's a bummer when the explorers you are watching get stopped by a little water,so thank's for the underwater exploration,great fun ! Great little drone,liked to see more of it.
Thanks Peter
Be confident. You operate the FiFish masterfully. That bunker hasn't been disturbed in decades. The fixtures still intact. That had to have been flooded during or soon after the war. Awesome.
Great explore and thanks for being here.
Your channel is unmatched when it comes to content of this type! Very well done! Love it!
WOW , so great to read and thanks for that.
WW2HistoryHunter You, Mark Felton and The History guy are the best channels on BoobTube
Cool to see that German writing on the wall! Seeing this stuff is so awesome! Thanks man!!
yes there was quite a few letters on the walls there. Thanks
Love the tunes and ROV. Enjoy watching many times over. Thanks HH. 💕
You are way to kind Girl and you know it :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter 😊 hugs
Wow! Amazing footage, so cool.
Thanks for that.
That was an awesome adventure! Very exciting! Thanks again and greetings to you and Eagle Eyes!
Loved that place and thanks for being here.
Nothing stops the WW2HistoryHunter and the small adventures! This is amazing! Such a great use of the ROV! Thanks for sharing :)
Glad you enjoyed it
Love the ROV . Thanks for this history hunter. Fantastic 👍👍👍💜💜💜
We appreciate your very kind support and for watching so many of our explores Wendy. Thank you.
Stick a decent bilge pump in there. You'd have it pumped out and dry in a week. Then you can walk through it.
Wish someone can sponsor him a gigantic pump.
Kristie C me too
@@user-iw2mo7yu4d a 12 000 gph pump is only like 280 bucks at home depot, certainly cheaper that the remote camera thingy hes using.
Pump it to where? Pretty certain it would just end up back in the bunker again?
@@timjohnun4297 pump it to a lower section of the ground such as a pit or dip in the earth, I doubt that is the water table that close to the surface. More than likely rain water.
Awesome as usual HH. It’s fantastic to see inside these flooded bunkers. I’m looking forward to seeing your next underwater adventures. Part of the enjoyment is watching you learn how to use the ROV as well. Great job.
glad you liked it PAul :)
by earth, by water, by air: WW2HistoryHunter
So true and glad i could share it With you my friend.
Who nows what be in that
One of your best videos yet. Congratulations on not losing the drone.
Thanks Simon
Absolutely amazing! Thank you FIFIsh and thank YOU brother! That was awesome 👍🏻!!!! Love love love you guys, just can’t get enough!
Our pleasure!
Awesome footage!!! I love learning about German history and artifacts. I would be too terrified of that bunker, though… I’m not good with bodies of water…
Thanks Kat .)
Wow this is really clear water in there. Great pictures !
Thanks for visiting
Man, you have an amazing job and I would love to do what you do. Also your enthusiasm is very contagious
He he , thanks John
This is so awesome!! Thanks HH!! To operate that ROV in the bunker must have been a real challenge. Being the professional that you are, you were able to do it!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much for sharing and spending the time showing us these amazing finds. Keep up the awesome work. Thank you
Thank you! Will do!
Like a visit to a German Titanic visit. So enjoyable and interesting! Thanks for your inventiveness!
Many thanks!
Those underwater shots are CZcams Gold!
Glad to read Bob and thanks for being here.
Now that was an amazing underwater adventure through history. 👍
Greatly appreciated my friend :)
That was the best you have done with the Rov! I loved that one so cool to see things no one else has done that
Thanks Ronnie :)
awww man i know you cant share the location otherwise people will trash it, but man i wish you could, id love to be able to visit these places. wow!
Well at least you can watch as we explore :) Thanks
Well they won’t be able to trash this one lol.
Edit: they’ll probably find a way lol
I was really looking for a place to trash! lol 👍🏻🤡👍🏻
In europe places like these are easy to find.
Sometime directly under public park you have ww2 german bunker with german marbre with gold gothic letter on the wall.
Also a lot of 1870 bunkers forts on forest.
During my childhood I explored a lot of places like these,Poland,France,Germany..almost all countries have stuff like that some were used until the 90s.
You did a great job for in a confined place, amazing what you can do with right gear, love your video's they are so well done. Dave.
Thank you very much!
@@WW2HistoryHunter was you using the VR capability in this confined space? Was you not concerned about catching the tether line on things? :)
That was so amazing, so exciting to explore underwater like this and the images were so clear. Thank you for the experience!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing with us!
Our pleasure!
Amazing video. This was an awesome trip back in time. Thanks for taking us with you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely love all your videos, in a Time of world pandemic your videos make me and my wife forget. Truly gifted story teller and you can make people laugh. Keep up the great content. And stay safe you and your family
Glad you liked it and greetings from us
Everything looks cooler underwater 🙂
Indeed it does. Thanks.
very interesting stuff. great content as always. thanks!
Glad yo uliked it Adam
Should have brought one of your kids to run the robot! Kids are wizards with technical stuff.Like playing video games!! Love this
Indeed they are and they have and will run the gir in the future. Thanks
Very nice exploration ! that's a amazing piece of equipment and I'm looking forward to more underwater adventures.
More to come!
Wow, incredible, you stormed and conquered the bunker , you certainly mastered the submersible amazing how you manoeuvred around in such a small place, was really interesting to see inside, well done and thank you for sharing 👍🙂
Thanks Colin
Fantastic run. Good and clear. That bunker has been flooded for a very long time by the rusticles hanging down. Relax more, your fiber is neutral buoyant and if done correctly will give you the ability to reel the sub in. Stay safe out there.
Yes William , it was a fantastic little adventure and hopefully we will show more later. Thanks for Your Incredible support my friend and more to come soon :)
Amazing I saw a few Dutch people how drain those German bunkers on CZcams that's sick and so. Uch respect for your love for history
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Never seen the inside of a German bunker using an ROV before....very interesting
Thanks for that :)
That was one of your most incredible videos! Looks like you need a pump to drain that bunker and explore more!!!
Working on it!
Wow that machine is awesome.
It really is!
That was very intresting I was concerned the Rov was going to get stuck success great job cool exploration
Exciting explore to be done by that ROV. Thanks.
That was fascinating, had me on the edge of my seat when I saw that tether up by the snag. I am on my laptop. I'm gonna go watch it on the big screen. It's been a long winter but I think I am back. Got to catch up now.
Good to read Lorele and greetings from us.
You sure know how to make a person hold their breath. What a great job.
Thanks for watching.
Man this is fantastik, your Likes are underrated...👌👌👌
Thanks a ton!
Impressive! Great use of the ROV! You’re getting better and better with it!
doing the best we can and thanks Joseph
F A N T A S T I C ! The Bob Ballard of Bunkers !
He he well good stuff :) Thanks
I can't wait to see where else you can get that ROV into.
Well we have done quite a lot with that my friend :)
So cool, but, so scary. Thought for a minute you might have to go for a swim to recover the ROV. Such a cool little gadget. Can't wait to see those upcoming projects. Cheers
It got a wire so you can pull it out most times
apart from the fiction drama, he could have recovered the rov simply pulling the tethering cable, the tethering cable was floating on the surface since it couldn't get stuck on the first half-open door...in any case,to recover a 1800 $ rov I could easily enter the bunker and swim since there was a big pocket of air on the ceiling ,no problem at all
Thanks Peter :)
Great video as usual, love the ROV. Keep 'em comming.
More to come!
Great job not getting stuck in there especially Ayer it was getting cloudy. Very disorienting. Love the bunkers!
Thanks 👍
Thank you guys doing my idea on you tube really appreciate it man keep the videos coming please
Appreciated Cody and more to come soon :)
Also if you ever across any extra helmets from ww2 would really like to get one to pass down to my family some day if you could spare one that is
@@WW2HistoryHunter also if you ever come across any extra helmets from ww2 would love to get one to pass down to my family some day if you could spare one that is and thank you once again please keep the videos coming please
Totally incredible, enjoyed this video on my lunch break. That would be awesome if that bunker could be drained and explored even more, who knows what you would find. Thank you for sharing this adventure and be safe out there my friend.
Will do our best and thanks ALlen
Your videos are awesome! I hope you enjoy making them as much as we enjoy watching them.
We sure do and appreciate you watching.
I saw on Google maps a big place near Rerik (Germany).
But I also heard that it's very dangerous to go explore by your self because of the massive minefields..
You can take tours but sadly it's a +5 hour drive from my home...
I love your videos..
Greetings from the top of the Netherlands.
Thanks for watching.
YOU OUT DID YOURSELF! FANTASTIC! SHARING!
Appreciated
Absolutely superb, brilliantly executed, thank you so much for your work.
Very glad to read that. Thanks
you need to go to rivers barracks. There is like 10 floors underground. Motor pools , armorys and everything was just left. Old rusty doors are just old rusty doors
ok and thanks for watching.
Ok I love a good bunker explore, but doing so with a mini sub?! This is friggin cool.
Thanks for the sub!
I am here for the fiFish in action..nice gadget
ah 1800 usd..enthusiasm sinks...
and you got it to test for free ?
Thanks for watching.
Excellent content again History Hunter. Glad to be first!!
Thanks Brian and more to come soon.
Hi History Hunter good find
And wonderful footage
Hello. Wow fantastic videos and my wife and me are so glad we found your channel. I started metal detecting in my teens back in the early eighties when my parents bought me a Q tone TR4 for Christmas which was a pile of crap but it has made me passionate about history and detecting ever since. Keep up the great work my friend and keep the videos coming. Caroline and Chris from the UK
appreciate your comment and for watching.
Really impressive! Thank you for showing it!
Glad you liked it!
Your videos never disappoint, thank you for making history fun!!
Thanks Thomas
That drone is amazing!
It really is!
REALLY cool! I was on pins and needles thinking you were going to lose the RV!
You and me both!
Awesome video I would like to see more like it I love seeing what is inside those bunkers especially the flooded ones
More to come!
That would be easy to drain with a petrol pump.You should get some friends together and camp there overnight and drain it.Would make an awesome series.
You never know :) Thanks for watching.
Man that little thing is awesome to go underwater I can’t wait to see you the next underwater exploring with you you make
Agree and thanks for being here.
Interessante Erkundung - Interesting exploration !
Thanks Willi.
Fantastic voyage!
The compass in the lower right hand corner of the screen is the best way to navigate through a maze like that. You need to watch going in and record the heading you are going then to get out you can reverse the aim of the front by doing the reciprocal bearing. That's how you navigate in fog too. Look up learning compass navigation on the internet. Glad to see that the tether floats, will help you keep from getting snagged on something. Be sure to attach the grabber so you might be able to retrieve something or use it to get the tether free from a snag. It might be a good idea to bring along some hip boots or chest high fishing waders, just in case.
Have you ever thought about making a net on a cord to carry items out? A wire ring around the top and a little weight in the bottom of the net would let it be set down with the top open. Where I come from we have "crab nets" that would work good for it.
You will get better at navigating the ROV with use. The compass is your friend, study up on using it. If you have a friend with a boat, they could teach you how to use the compass and reciprocal headings.
Thanks for the experience!
Thanks for feedback and for taking time to watch.
That was definitely an interesting way to see a bunker!
Agre and loved that. Thanks my friend.
It very simple : you are doing a great job.
Thanks
Thanks and welcome
Very exciting!!! With your expressive commentary, it's almost like we were there right beside you. Touch and go there for that one close call. Good thing you had Eagle Eye assisting. Wish we could have read the Deutsche writings on the walls. That ROV is quite the underwater drone. Great job, you made it HH and Eagle Eye. Thanks so much for sharing this experience. 🤗
It was a great explore Laura indeed and just loved that location. Thanks and greetings from us
My goodness i had my fingers crossed that you could back track,,, well done ,,wonderfully maneuvered,,,
There is a white attached. So going back isnt really that difficult.
Thanks Marilyn for being here.
Great video, very exciting... and different
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow this is a first my friend! Very good idea. That ROV is amazing. Thanks for doing this.
No problem 👍
That submersible is so cool! I'd be so afraid of getting it snagged on something. But you are getting pretty good maneuvering it! The water is amazingly clear in this bunker! To bad that blast door was not open more. Thought you were going to panic there for a second on the way out! ;)
Great place and we hope to show more later. Thanks Jim
You did a great job operating the ROV into a bunker for the first time. I think I’ve told you before when you get into a situation your not sure about, just stop and gather your thoughts and then proceed. It took me years to learn that but it will really pay off. The images from the ROV are amazing and clear. Seeing the electrical panel box still there was nice to see. I wonder how long it took for this bunker to fill with water? I wonder if after the war and the land was being reclaimed, did the drainage system get blocked off not allowing the water to drain from the bunker. Great video as always.
So well said , just stop and think. The bunker has been filled the last 30 years or more the landowner says. Thanks Anthony :)
WOW! HH, I got lost in that bunker when your thrusters stirred up all that silt and "floaties" down there and I am getting tired holding my breath. Thanks for sharing and I'm sure you were holding your breath there for a while as well. Really an exciting adventure.
You and me both!
Super like from Poland my friend
Thanks for that.
Thank you for another great adventure ! You might want to install another camera on it facing the back of it so you can see what it looks like behind it ! This might help you figure out the way back out of another bunker ! Thank you again !
Thanks for the tip!
Amazing.....👀👍...Deserves a lot more comments my friend😎
.. COOL Rv
There will be more for sure :) Thanks Bull
Its amazing that such tools are affordable
Well done for not getting it stuck. I was waiting for you to go and get your facemask and snorkel and wetsuit!!
Thanks 👍
Looks like a collapsed conference table and all the small floaty bits are what's disintegrated from the top possibly. Amazing clarity under water! You'd think you were in dry air its so clear! Uh oh, got some scuba gear in case it's need of rescue next time? Lol! No worries! That's an incredible device!!! Whew,that was close!!! I wonder if you can put claws to grab and carry stuff on it? Thanks again!!!!
Thanks for watching.
Honestly mate, how you haven’t got a million subscribers yet amazes me. Keep up the good work, love the content 👍👍
When you all help we will get there in the end :)
Great vid. That Fifish doesn't come cheap either! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I was stationed at the Mainz Finthen Army Airfield in the mid 70's. we were told there flooded WWII bunkers there, and it was a court martial offense to dig there. You might see if you explore there, it is no longer under US Army control
ok and thanks for watching.
Amazing show, I loved it 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it
awesome footage! and yes, when you touch anything or even get your prop thrust too close to the bottom, that sediment really gets stirred up.
I agree, I’m not asking fir specific locations but some idea of what part of Europe would be informative. To say people will go and vandalise I don’t personally subscribe as you have to make the effort to get to these places and most acts of vandalism are random and impulsive I think those that watch this channel would fall outside these parameters.
Thanks for the tips!
What a fantastic video my friend. It was unreal to see the inside of this bunker untouched for years. I guess it's time for you get get your ROV license now you were a real champion navigating around this close space... Love to see more of this. I'm sure you and your good luck charms will certainly pursue more of this type of WW2HH... Be well and careful... Good Hunting !
Hopefully there will be more to explore here later Ted. Thanks
Amazing footage even 2nd time around. Thks
Many thanks!
That is some fantastic clarity.
Great tool and great location. Thanks.
No, thank you. I truly enjoyed that visual history.
Awesome video , now you need a gadget for the rover to map the bunker. It was great following your underwater expedition.... cool
Thanks for watching.
That ROV is incredible for under $3k!!! All it needs is a periscope for the camera... Great video man!
It really is!
Love the show thank you 😊
Our pleasure!
Fascinating and, as always, nicely done.
Many thanks!