Das Boot 2015: Living On A Research Submarine, Germany - September 2015
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- Wreck diving expedition at the Baltic Sea off German coast near Wismar. September 2015. So far the deepest and longest dive with the private submarine "Euronaut". The target is an 180 years old wreck of a wooden sailing cargo ship, which used to transport bricks.
"Euronaut" is a private project of a research and diver support submarine built by Carsten Standfuss - a German naval architect. It has been designed between 1988 and 2000. Then it took another 12 years to build it on holidays, weekends and after work. Most systems on board are second hand and homebuilt.
The sub has overall length of 16 m (52 ft), surface displacement of 57 tons and is capable of diving up to 250 m (820 ft).
Transit speed is up to 6 knots with a 190 hp diesel engine. Electric drive measures 40 kW.
The life support system provides air for the crew of six persons for a week. The diving chamber allows saturation dives to the depths similar to the operational depth of the submarine.
/ euronaut.org
www.euronaut.org - Věda a technologie
At 9:23 I was expecting him to come floating out weightless like he was in a space capsule. LOL
Love the choice of music, 80s suspense TV drama theme songs!
I kept waiting to hear '''ALARM!'' lol
its so easy to forget just how big this vessel is, since most of it is underwater
You guys need a Netflix series! This is truly unique. Can you do a very thorough video? Like all the different valves, etc and how it works? Show us how basic tasks like cooking, Showering and stuff like that happens?
Shower on a submarine! Do you know they were called ''pig boats'' for a reason lol.
Talented bunch, to engineer a sub and create a functional research vessel is just a fantastic feat. Cheers to all involved.
Thanks!
You gentlemen must be proud! I have been following you since your first video. The level of craftsmanship on the Euronaut is exquisite! Congratulations.
Donald Barden so you have been watching for 8 or 9 years
MAN THE DECK GUN!!!!!
este submarino merece un documental en netflix !!!! que rara pasion !!!
Das Ding ist Ziemlich Beeindruckend.
Ich werde mich mahl ein Wenig mehr über dieses Projekt informieren
Essentials on a submarine, Beer!
Very fitting music. Well done.
I remember my teen-ager..with the movie ''Das Boot''...good film.
Love the das boot music
Excellent, as always.
Huge greetings from the former senior assistant to the captain of the Russian nuclear submarine ... Eternal memory to all submariners who did not return from the sea ...! Nowhere is there such equality as on a submarine ... everyone either wins or dies ..
Fantastic !
Großartiges Projekt! 👏
love from australia. so cool .
US Navy Submariners: That's a toy, not a sub. US Navy Submariners: Beers, now that a submarine right there. 4:30
"Why yes, it´s a German submarine, what gave it away?"
Facinating
Great sound track
perhaps one of your bests vids so far.
+Mthammere2010 Thanks!
- "Why yes, it´s a German submarine, how could you tell?"
- 9:20
Der heldenhafte Schrubber hält seinen Posten auf der Brücke, egal was kommt :-))
AMAZING
Wow that’s incredible
Wow ich liebe eure Videos und euer Boot
Impressive!
Great work gents can't wait to see the next outing ;)
salute....to the tim
One day I'll build one myself.
I Will help You😀
Me too, planing all the stuff, and with my German skillzzz we will make it, Kamerade!
@Gucci Potter count me in
Even a way to pass food into the decompression chamber. Well thought out. A couple of portholes would have been nice
The camber bulkhead has portholes
great
6:13 love that shirt.
NOT YET KAMERADEN NOT YET
Good hunting!
Interesting, how do they scrub co2 and add 02 and maintain volume in the bell. Also what depth are they at /mix are they on? Standard air? Do they decompress on ean? Lots and lots of questions.
The bell is operated by the divers themselves. Two electric driven CO2 scrubbers, adjustable constant flow O2 supply, CO2 and O2 measuring equipment. Current max depth is 30 m because everything happens with compressed air. No gas switching. At the current divers experience level and with the weekend-hobby-crew it's just as good as it can get with reasonable costs. Originally, dives below 100-150 msw were planned, but the preparation for the necessary gas infrastructure never happened. Actually the current state is the first testing stage. The project never grew above those shallow test depths, despite some of the divers of the crew are capable of trimix and/or rebreather bounce dives.
Somewhat happier ending this time around than in the original. :P Honestly I had to turn the music off to not be constantly be reminded of sailors going out to kill or be killed. Is there a video without music and the actual sounds from the voyage?
This video is re-cut documentary from German TV. There is no such thing as "the actual sound". Unfortunately
I love how she breaches with that nose first! Details please.........what is she powered by? How deep? How long can she stay submerged? If all systems fail, will she surface?
Most of your questions are already answered in the video description itself.
I want to drink beer on this submarine so bad.
good
Onward to conquer Lilliput!
Yes very nice. Maybe you can offer to make one for the navy of the Philippines, my country. We badly need submarines as we have more than 7.000 islands to protect.
This Submarine is only for expeditions and as platform for diving.
Good music
The Background music is excellent
Anblasen! Heheh...couldn't resist. Can you detect other submarines while submerged? The Baltic Ocean is a hotbed of sub activity.
No, too expensive, too complicated and too low probability of an underwater Rendezvous to actually happen.
Well, the other guys with "toopeedoos" certainly can *see* you.
That is so cool, I'm green with envy, shoulda joined Sea Cadets instead of Air Cadets{Canada} way back when, your wardroom is fantastic!
EDIT: subscribed....I want to follow your adventures.
Gute Leute muss man eben haben....GUTE LEUTE....
Now.. to the antartica, to find the Shangri-La under the ice!
I'm curious about this, i seen several videos of this, is here any plans for "Euronaut" Version 2 erg larger version than previous euronaut version? or are upgrades used to improve the current sub, making it better, longer sub? Etc etc. Sorry to ask such questions.. You guys are probably busy :)
There have been plans for a larger 100-ton commercial design for a certain customer based on Euronaut, but it didn't ever passed the early stage design phase. Euronaut itself has a pressure hull with a bolted flange behind the engine room bulkhead and all the cables and pipes in this area are detachable. So it is possible to build an additional section of 2 m length and enter it here. There is a video on my channel showing this flange.
@@Wrackzeichner great
Hey guys I would really like to see some video of her navigating under water or just more vids would be great. I just want to see her submerge while in motion or navigate while submerged to get a few ideas.
It depends on how often the sub goes to sea. This year it was moved three times and waits for some important repairs. There is no scedule for trips.
Awesome awesome awesome awesome, I love to watch ANYTHING submarine. You guys are awesome!! Well done job guys. I don't get enough of the submarine stuff. Could you tell me something, does she have ac and how deep can she dive? Does she make her own air and does she have a combustible engine as well? There's SO MANY MORE questions that I have but I won't bother you with anymore questions. You guys take care of yourselves and God bless y'all. Thumbs up on your video friend.
On the start page of my channel, there are links to our facebook and internet sites.
Reminds of of the ISS.
That's fake too
And so are you
@@deltahfman How is this Fake?
I want one
GIBRALTAR!
Germans are Smart .. I’m speechless
Any new updates? We are excited about your sub
Hi! Ieft the project 3 years ago. The submarine is on land in overhaul since then. They still have a facebook site, but not much is happening.
What type of Compressor for filling Diving Tanks onboard do you have onboard?
What about blowing the tanks of the U-boat when you go to the surface, is that achieved by compressed air stored in commercial 50 litre tanks or smaller?
The compressed air in 50 liter cylinders is used for blowing the MBT (main ballast tanks) and for BIBS (Built-In Breathing System). Therefore there are two compressors, both producing compressed air suited for breathing.
@@Wrackzeichner
Interesting, I guess that the Compressor for filling tanks, is a Bauer Mariner or something high quality German like that..
I must settle with a little Italian Coltrisub myself 😉
I find it extremely fascinating, that you can Dive from the submarine, and decompress in the chamber afterwards, it’s literally like you have your own Nautilus from the old Movie 😁👍
So little views for dies masterpiece, and lady gagas 100 millions views. SO SAD 😔 TO THINK.
dildic bro sub me
Vorne Oben Fünfzehn, hinten Oben Zehn.
I hope I'm wrong, but in transit , she lies so low in the water . There is a distinct risk of being run down by another ship !
How did you get it registered like a normal ship
aba blanco
I think the vessel needs to pass a test to ensure it’s safe and you can get all the paperwork
What speed does the Euronaut go during transit in between destinations and what are it’s maximum speeds surfaced and submerged?
Maximum surfaced speed is about 6 knots. Typically transit surfaced speed is 5,5 to 6 knots. Submerged theoretically 5 knots. Shallow watershere don't allow to run the sub submerged at full speed without danger of grounding etc.
Deep Blue Sea
wow thanks!
Deep Blue Sea
Sorry to pester you guys but do you have plans to update or upgrade any parts of this craft?
The upgrades take place continuosly. The last modification is a new full automatic compressor.
Are there showers on-board?
No
Now, I hope this doesn't mean you lot will create a wolfpack and start targeting Atlantic shipping.
hahahaha
as we all know Gememar are good at building sub
now is not , best sub in the world is in Russia !
Wonderfull machine !
Can someone explain me how a civil manned submarine is usefull/necessary ?
Should it?
From a private point if view, a SUB owner won't have to go to the government or a government to lease an abnormally expensive vessel and pay it's crew. In addition, most subs of this size are operated from a mother ship without the endurance a sub like Euronaut has.
Is it necessary? On a prrsonal scale of these guys? Absolutely, the sub gives them unparalleled flexibility on all levels not avalible on the comercial market. The only down side is that the submarine isn't faster and more fuel efficient.
Exceptionally good explanation.
Die Deutschen sind echte U-Bootfahrer!
Is this sub funded or all by your group ?
Yes it is. There was some sponsorship, but never in form of money. Just spares and discounts.
How much did it cost?
Avout half a million €
At 7:00. Why do you use multimeters instead of volt- or amper- or ohm-meter?
Probably they were just cheap to buy.
Did the sub also had a refrigerator? Just asking
Nope
Aw
How far can you travel in the submarine?
About 350 to 500 miles surfaced. Maybe couple of dozens of miles submerged.
@@Wrackzeichner Thank you.
My wife says that the children are behaving like rascals! Chips of the old block!
SH5 😂👍
Wow!
Hochinterressante Videos! Leider etwas hastig gefilmt.
Coole Musik! Würde aber mehr Kommentar,und O-Ton vorziehen.
Moin und danke!
Es handelt sich um einen Neuschnitt einer 25-Minütigen Doku. Die war mit O-Ton und Erklärungen ohne Ende, nur darf ich sie nicht in voller Länge hochladen.
Wie schade!
Aber jetzt mal für die Dumpfbacken: wird mit dem grißen Schlüssel auf dem Vorschiff die Feder für die Tauchfahrt aufgezogen ,oder ist das die Ankerwinsch?
Der Schlüssel am Oberdeck wird zur Entfernung von sog. Hafensicherungen benuizt. Diese verschließen Tauchzellenentlüftungsventile und sorgen letztendlich dafür, dass das Boot im Hafen nicht abtauchen kann, selbst wenn jemand versehentlich die Ventilsteuerung anfasst. Das, wofür bei der Marine irgendwelche Ketten um irgendwelche Ventile gelegt werden. :-)
Macht auch mehr Sinn! =D
Ein tolles Stück Technik übrigens,das Boot!
Hut ab!
Hoffe,ich darf weitere Unterwasserabenteuer miterleben.
Wünsche allzeit gute Fahrt,und Glück auf ,oder wie das unter U-Bootfahrern auch immer heißen mag!
Can you make instructions on how to build it?
CAN THERE BE SMOKING ALLOWED ON A SUBMARINE 🤔?
Nope
Good
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молодцы немцы, только на Россию больше не нападайте)))
Showw
Hey guys just sell this toy to Colombian customer for 12-18 million euros. And build two twice larger subs. And scale up.
World war 2 ?
Mal eine blöde Frage was passiert wenn euch ein Kriegsschiff oder u Boot als Gefahr sieht was könnt ihr dann machen ? Außer auftauchen
Gar nichts. Keiner von denen ballert aber einfach so um sich rum. Zu groß die Gefahr von der Öffentlichkeit durch den Fleischwolf gedreht zu werden, wenn man etwas unüberlegtes tut.
@@Wrackzeichner danke für die Antwort.
Das boot😂
а кто носит тельняшку?
Член экипажа. :-)
Do you poop off da deck
Me da envidia yo siempre quise fabricar un submarino para escapar de mi país "Cuba" pero siempre me decían que estaba loco al final fabrique un barco y lo logre, pero sigo pensando que pude hacerlo...
Habrias sido el primer gusano submarino del mundo
9:00 Aluminium in the micro wave? This has to be a fake submarine! ;-)
Moim zdaniem trzeba to storpedowac bo jak Niemcy budują łodzie podwodne to się dobrze nie kończy
Заебцова!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Просто пиздец
First rule of the life in a submarine,
They do not carry alchool drinks.
DEFINITELY wrong! :-) Ask German submariners (one beer per day, off watch) or russian nuclear submarine crews (one glass red wine per day to was out radioactive particles) or all of the former Common Wealth submariners (UK, AUS, CAN and so on). Some of their (British or British-flavored) submarine designs even carry a red wine tank!
Or ask to the crew ship of US Barbie submarine!! During the WWII for each ship they sink, worth 4 📦 of beer!!!
Great history btw!!
@@Wrackzeichner but if I find written everywhere that in the Second World War alcoholic beverages were banned on all submarines.
U are talking about age 2000 submarines.
When German bulid a submarine war is coming a thing. That u-boat must be torpeded. Sorry history is never lie.