German WW2 U-boat pen explore with Fifish V6 Expert.
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- German WW2 U boat pen explore with Fifish V6 Expert.
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That area has certainly changed significantly from when it was U-Boat Pens. Incredible what looks to have been built up on top. FiFish is certainly a capable machine and even better that C-Link have been able to extend its capabilities for you.
yes it is nothing lie what it used to be. Great place and we shall share more from here later :)
Even with no great discoveries are made in locations it was beautiful to see the sea life at the bottom. It’s still an adventure even if nothing is there and is a location you can cross off your list.
Couldn't agree more!
you said that one of the Coca-Cola bottles looked old. could it have possibly been a WWII one? as the factory's stayed open throughout the war in Germany. even when they ran out of ingrediencies to make Coke, they then invented and produced Fanta.
It might very well be actually. Thanks for being here :)
Ein Beutestück😅
You mean to tell me coca cola created Fanta to cover the fact it was still operating in Nazi Germany...that so unpatriotic
The RoV camera does a great job. Being able to see the salinity layers was interesting. Fresh water layer is more than likely bringing in the silt. Bet if we sucked off the top 50cm and ran it through a sieve there would be a lot of small items. Great video my friend as always. The gripper is moving smoothly in the environment so that is good. Waiting for the next underwater foray. Both of you stay safe and well out there.
Interesting place it is William and we shall share more from here later :) Thanks my friend and be safe.
Can’t find stuff every time - still a super cool adventure and as always the interaction between you and old 🦅 👀 is always so wonderful. Thanks again!
Loved that place and thank for being here :)
A metal detecting option for the Fifish would be very cool! That jumper collar is awesome! I have to give it a, “Holy Pancake!”
There you go and thanks for watching.
Excellent video. Thank you both for your explorations of the interesting underwater places in history.
Our pleasure Alfred and more to come :)
You never know if something is there unless you look. You looked! Thank You.
Totally true my friend and look we shall :) Thanks Larry :)
That orv is crazy cool , love watching you search with it. keep up the good work guy's.
Indeed and thanks Dave :)
As always, thank you for a brilliant search, just fantastic!
Our pleasure!
What a great location to explore even if no treasures were found. Good practice for you both! And EE is getting pretty good at the controls!! Practice makes perfect!! Thanks again for sharing and stay safe!
Loved that location and thanks for being here Joe :)
Looks like another great adventure.
Even if it's just running around. Training is great to do.
Thanks for watching.
It’s always exciting to go on these underwater explorations. Exploring is a way to determine if an area is worth visiting or not. While you found nothing this trip, you may return later and find something. You may want to invest in some small torpedoes for the FiFish encase the killer crabs try to attack lol. I really enjoyed looking around this harbor.
He he , cab torpedoes , EE loved that one. Thanks Anthony.
Seeing the uboat pen was super cool. I've always found them fascinating. Was also interesting seeing the different salinity levels of water.
We will show and share several videos later where we even go inside one of the pens. Thanks William.
For Eagle Eyes, he is an educational and adventurous person, keep up the good work
Thank you on behalf of EE and greetings from us.
Quite fascinating being able to see the layering between salt and fresh waters, and the amount of starfish and crabs in that little area is so cool. But yes, pretty much anything from the U-Boat days will be hidden under the silt by now. It is a pity you didn't find anything this trip, but, whatever is there is just being preserved for a future History Hunter (EE?) to find :) Just seeing those U-Boat pens still there, and still in use, is interesting enough. Better luck next time. Cheers to you all!
You never know and only time shall tell :) Thanks Peter.
Thank you guys.👍
Our pleasure!
Great video and hope everything is well can't wait for the next adventure.
Thanks 👍Jacob and doing better now :)
Finish works Great! Love the clarity of everything and it is great to hear that it is cleaned up time to time in the water. Hi to EE. Stay well my friend
Loved to see what was down there Colleen and glad we could share it with you :)
I always watch your videos full cause i like learning about ww2 i explore my self to cause history of de ww2 must be preserved so keep up the good content and show the world why it has to be preserved
Thanks my friend.
Farther and son mission always good to watch.👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
So true and thanks Anthony :)
The Fifish did such a great job, HH! No visible finds, true, but the layers of the water was very interesting. I enjoyed the dives, HH and Eagle Eyes!💖
Thanks 👍
Good video as always, I am sure this area has been dredged many times, but you never know. In Chicago they have a captured in tact German U-boat in dry dock, a great exhibit open to the public.
Great explore and glad we could do that :)
Interesting how strong the tether is being able to lower it in a long way must be very helpful
Yes the tether is incredible strong actually and we have dropped it in from more then 10 meters up at some locations. Thanks for being here.
The camera is so much better than the other FiFish, you should take it to some of the places you went magnet fishing. Thanks for the update, can't wait for the next adventure. Hope you're feeling better.
Thanks for the idea Allen and we shall for sure explore more :)
After seeing your previous underwater adventure wnere subs docked in the Oslo fjord id hoped youd go to one of the bases ! . Cant wait for thos !
Thanks for watching.
The WW2 History Hunter team needs to also use the FiFish unit to catch a couple or three fish for dinner. Your lucky to recover the FiFish unit after being attacked by the Monster crabs.
Another Outstanding video and presentation.
We will try and catch some crabs later just for fun :) Thanks my friend :)
While there was nothing of historical significance at this location you gave it a good try and the weather held out for you and EE to use the Fifish. I wonder if a magnet would pull something interesting out of the silt... Thanks for taking us along on this adventure! Stay safe and stay well!!
We will share more from here soon Donald and i think you will enjoy that :)
absolutely obsessed with these videos. From England!
Thank you for that my friend and greetings from us.
That small creature running away from the crabs was the stuff of nightmares!
So true and thanks for watching.
Well I finally got here. I always love the underwater stuff. I bet Eagle Eyes loves that 'toy". Nice work!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Ooo man that's sweet. I want to get me one. Awesome video like always. Thank you
Thanks for that :)
Looking forward to seeing more. ❤👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Well you didn’t find anything but , with this fi- fish I could see the bottom so plain ! The crabs , the two different types of star fish . The ocean is not close to me so that was a treat for me thank y’all !! EE great to hear you glad you were there! HH I loved the video ! I want to see more of that location . Thanks! Be careful , Be safe !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love the underwater world to be honest and so glad we could share this with you my friend :)
Still a great adventure even if no artifacts were found relating to the 2nd WW... Love the camera work
Great place to check out and thanks Ted :)
I have to say the layers of the water was very interesting. When you said "just an old Coca-Cola bottle" my husband was immediately saying for you to pull it up. He collects Coca-Cola memorabilia and an old bottle from Europe is just the sort of thing he is always on the hunt for.
ok i see then i will be for the lookout for that in the upcoming underwatere explore for sure :) Thanks and greetings from us.
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Nice’1 guys! Even when nothing is a find, some things are worth searching.
Never give up! Greetings to the team
Thanks! You too!
Thank you for a good laugh to start my day...Huntz and Wilhelm, the crabs are attacking! Thank you for sharing!
Hans and Wilhelm , fitting name for those crabs down there :) Thanks for being here.
Great place thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you too my friend for being here :)
these orv videos are my favorite although a walk through of an old bunker is cool as well
ROV is so fun and thanks for being here.
It was a nice try. Lovely sea bottom. Fun crab warfare.
Thanks Stephanie :)
Even when you guys don't find things the videos are still interesting and Eagle eyes does a great job driving the drone.
Yes Peter such a great explore and EE is enjoying it out there :) Thanks.
I think it’s a smart idea using that around those areas you may just trip over something really cool I was hoping you would find something in this video but keep trying I was glued to it .....we are rooting for you
Thanks Mike
Great video and keep it up
Will do our best and thanks :)
This was an interesting adventure. Even though you found nothing I love the history of that place. And the part where you saw those huge crabs was hilarious. They're still protecting the Atlantic wall. Lol. Take care and stay safe my friends. 💖💯
Great explore Julie and thanks for being here :)
Very nice!
Thank you Roberto :)
Fabulous 👏
Appreciate you being here Robbie :)
Good try. I would be willing to bet it is more logical that small object are covered in silt versus picked up. Lol, that would be quite a bit of time to accomplish that. Thanks to you and EE for the effort.
Thanks for the view
You know it doesn't matter what the video catches. Its the fact that you show us unique locations that show the history that we all love. If you get awesome stuff we love it. Much thanks to the video HH EE oh hey I sent ya an email the other day I hope you liked the email what hopefully you were able to view. And hope you're doing well my friend take care God bless and much love from the states. See ya on the next video.
We do our very best my friend to bring special locations to you all. we cant control what is there but we can for sure show you as much as we can. Will look into the mail soon as we have lots of messages and mail every week so ill check it out. Thanks and greetings from us.
@@WW2HistoryHunter these locations definitely don't make the textbooks in history class that's for sure
🦀 Nice crab's out there . Thx for another great vid
You bet and thanks for being here.
What a wonderful, and informative video, thank you. Even though there were no great discoveries, just to see the different layers of water, which I have read about, but this was the first time seeing it. The sea life was something else, and those crabs, makes you wonder who would have won. EE was having the time of his life too. Thank you and I look forward to seeing inside one of these Uboat pens. Take care, stay safe and keep well my friends
Yes a very special location and so glad we could dive there and have a look Barry. Sometimes the journey is more important then the finds. Appreciate you being here and greetings from us.
The picture is so clear, one can immediately see that the terrain is v clear of rubble. It was interezting to see the pen and Harbour. Thanks for the historical photo. Onecannot always find WW2 stuff and I am sure the HH team oatie try sear hmany locations.
Agree Beverley and thanks for your great support :)
Thanks! EE sure knows what he is doing when it comes to doing the test fun for the Fifish V6. Thanks William from C-Link Systems for providing the awesome grabber. It sure helps with retrieving the WW2 treasures. A shame none of those glass bottles were German from WW2. Oh well, there is always next time. Maybe the treasures were under the silt. Still very interesting seeing that WW2 historical U-Boat site. Thank you for taking us there HH and EE. Would like to know a little bit more about the German sailor's naval collar.
Thank you for that Laura , greatly appreciated. i think the place got dredged many times just to clean it up. Great place and explore. Thanks for being here :)
Toujours un véritable moment de détente🔬🎬🍀Bravo,💪Beau Travail comme d'habitude😉Alex France🙏🌌
Merci Alex and greetings to France :)
Awesome videos guys. Amazing piece of history everywhere you go. Appreciate if u could share your thoughts on the fifish expert, battery time. Have you experienced strong currents with the Fifish? Tks brother
The expert has around 3 to 3,5 hours work time it seems but it all depends on usage , current etc. IT works pretty well in moderate current and with the AI features you can even lock onto a target down there and it stays locked onto it with the distance and heading. Thanks for watching.
I think you will have times when you'll find nothing but you went too the location in case but at least you found the crab kriegsmarine they were good and big finds 👍its the joy aswell you have on these journeys
yes Karl those crabs were ready and able to take us out :) Thanks my friend.
I love your commentary 🙂👍
Thanks! 😁
Hi HH
Even tho nothing was found it’s still a place with history
Cheers
Indeed and will show lots ore later my friend :)
Hans and wilhelmwere pretty hefty!
Indeed they were and glad we left them alone :) Thanks Mary.
The site looks perfect for a standard archaeological excavation, which includes notation, digging and sifting/sorting and cataloging. Well worth a dogged try by EE and yourself, but onward an upwards to the next site.
Thanks for watching.
It looks like an active port so has probably been dredged several times over the years to clear silt and increase the depth of the harbor, meaning there’ll be little to nothing from the timeframe left
It could very well be that yes. Thanks for watching.
Pretty sure most harbours are around 10mtrs deep, so your looking at around 5mtrs of silt build up.
Great quality ROV, you can have some fun with that, like in the Bavarian lakes.
Thanks for the tips!
There is a very big u boat pen in Bremen with still u boats in it because it was bombed. You should make a video there.
We might do just that :) Thanks.
good job eagle eyes ... nive video love the giant crap fight that was funny
Indeed EE is doing so well out there. Crabs were huge and scary :)Thanks my friend.
As always BIG THUMBS UP love the History hello Eagle Eye's and Dad 💟💟💟
Thanks so much
The rover is a nice addition to your tool chest. Good job of dodging the crabs. What is the lifting capacity of the rover?
Thanks,
John H.
Well i have recovered pieces around 600 grams but it depends on shape and other details it seems. Thanks for watching.
I’m currently on my way to lake toplitz and this would be perfect to explore the lake with. Especially with all that’s been discovered there already. Not to mention the stories and rumors about Nazi gold. A gold bar was discovered there only a year or two ago…
Great place that is and thanks for watching.
I have been waiting for an affordable personal underwater ROV.
It is a great tool for sure and thanks :)
Another great ROV vid! Too bad you didn't find anything enigma machines hahaha!
Well you never know actually :) Thanks my friend for being here.
You should go with that RoV cam to the Ardennes/Belgium and check out the small lakes/waters there!
Many WWII already discovered from those waters cause these where used as "dump site(s)" by retreating German troops
You never know where we are going to turn up next :) Thanks
Thanks for the video HH and EE, totally enjoyed as always, shame nothing found but that's how it goes. A couple of awesome eating crabs 🦀 😋 there. So many star fish too!!😎🦀🦀🦀🦀🇬🇧🇺🇦
Indeed this is what it is to be out there. Thanks and greetings from us.
Well that was a bit disappointing - I expected at least one U-Boat to be hidden down there. Oh well...
Of course I'm kidding, and it was a thrill to just see the fish in action and what it's capable of. It seems to have much better gripping action with the new claws, so that bodes well for the future.
I'd give anything to do as you say, dig a meter or so down into the silt to find what's there. There must be some insanely cool artifacts there. I guess now you'll have to get your scuba qualifications and some wet and dry suits hehe.
In the bigger picture, I can understand why the more remote sub bases had more rich pickings for artifacts, as they were simply packed up and walked away from and not repurposed. I really hope you can find some more of those bases in the boonies as I'm sure there must be some incredible things to find.
All the best to you and your able assistant with the sharpest eyes 🙂
SO did we and who knows what could lay around that area. Thanks Dennis :)
Where is the link to the grippers? Id like to get a set for my Fifish Expert
www.c-linksystems.com/ and say hello from us to William there. Thanks.
Great explore pitty no finds
Thanks David.
We live in a beautiful time, with hitech as the ROV camera as a tool.
It is remarkable that there is little waste on the bottom.
LOL, the crabs defend the harbor.
We truly do and thanks for being here my friend.
Hi again! Great video, would love to own one of those kriegsmarine kiel collars! Also just wondering have you ever found any Mg34/42 AA sights??? I found quite a few in Normandy back in the early 2000s
We have found sight but in very bad condition. Great explore and thanks :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter yeah, most sights are in terrible condition, I saved up for an original on FJM 44!
Could the fellow who supplied the gripper provide you with an underwater metal detector ?
We are not going to use that as it most likely would mess up the onboard magnetometer that takes care of the compass activities onboard. Thanks for watching.
Those crabs looked ferocious, and ready to defend their territory 🦀
yes i think so too :) Thanks my friend.
That was Trondheim, wasn't it? Seen these so often.....
The u-boat pens are great to study and we shall share more from this area :) Thanks Chris.
Great ROV, great adventure and people suck for littering!
Indeed and thanks Barney for being here.
Great place bet lots things hidden I wonder if a magnetic would find it 🤔
We shall share more later from this area and you will love that :)
Hey guys does base 211 Exist or least remnants of it?
Well your guess is as good as mine perhaps :) Thanks.
Wish you could just keep going in one direction and much slower, maybe a little grid or something like that. Got to say thanks for showing this great video and I look forward to seeing more. Thanks again 😀👍🇦🇺
Thanks for watching.
Mooring lines are at the bottom of every harbor so I expected that one.
So true and thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter pro tip: those lines are very heavy when water logged so don't try to move them with the drone or it might get damaged or trapped by it definitely.
There's a place of the Isle of wight in the UK. It has war boat at the bottom of the ocean.
ok and thanks for watching.
Another interesting video, it's all about the hunt even if there is nothing there ,never mind I'm sure the next time will be more profitable in finds
Loved to be there and dive. Thanks Doug and more to come :)
super rov great thing
yes and thanks.
Maybe you didn't find some artifacts U-Boat pen area was still very interesting because of the history. I imagine especially for you HH because of you being an ex sonar sub operator. EE right you are in telling your Dad to start off by going down 1 metre. And yes Dad get away from the rope. Wilhelm & Ehrhard the German crabs guarding the area might have made a tasty meal. Yes modern stuff we don't need when hunting for WW2 treasures. Thank you for taking us there EE & HH.
Totally agree , the pens are very exciting and we will show more of the area later. Those crabs were pretty scary and good to see they protect the pen :) Thanks Laura and more to come :)
The tides change everything, it seems very shallow, and as it doesn't get used for anything they have no need to keep it dredged so IF there was anything there it is well buried.. Glad you tried anyway. we never know until someone tries it and tells us about it.
Sp true and very glad we did that and loved to share it with you. Thanks Simon for being here with us.
It would be interesting to go scuba diving with a metal detector to see what you could find.
Lots of boat activity there so could be a bit tricky. THanks Hugh.
The harbour has probably been dredged to maintain the depth...
Most likely so and thanks for being here.
Waiting for this battleship location👀 u keep mentioning it, but no video yet
It will come in the future rest assure :) Thanks.
Well we didn't find anything but great video anyway thanks
Great explore and loved to be there :)
I wonder if they dredge this area every few years.
They might do and thanks for watching.
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Thank you for being here.
CAPTAIN POPEYE ON THE BRIDGE AGAIN WITH HIS EAGLE EYES AT THE HELM , NEVER KNEW YOU'D BE A U BOAT COMMANDER LOL 😆 GREAT ADVENTURE MY FRIEND , I'LL HAVE TO GET YOU SOME SPINACH 😆😆
There you go and more underwater explores to come :)
So many starfish
Indeed and thanks Benjamin.
Given that site is known as a sub pen and likely combed over by archeologists. Then after the archeologists gave the green light they dredged it
Might very well be so yes. Thanks Anaeta.
Well, you can't find things everytime I guess, interesting though all the same👍🏻
We loved just seing that and thanks for being here :)
am i right in thinking that you are at Lorient.
Thanks for watching.