Beautifully made, the explanation of the technique, the colours used, the incredible detail, wonderfull! The Holland1 was always one of my favorites. A perfect mix between a very modern submarine and the most original idea; the Nautilus of Jules Verne. Thank you very much.
This was very interesting! I knew about the Holland subs, but other than a few grainy pictures, I never knew how they worked. Thank you for a very well done video.
Love your work with these graphics! The torpedo animations are beyond what I could imagine especially. Can you please add depth charge and acoustic torpedo to the list!
Opening the bow torpedo door must slbeen an absolute pain. Considering you're turning that wheel above your head. Can you imagine doing that in a stressed out situation.
weird to think these had starter motors a decade before Fords. But hey, if it can turn a prop, it can turn an engine over. And it always amazes me what I learn when I watch these. I know WHAT a governor does, but I had no clue HOW it limits/adjusts the throttle setting
The machinery can be operated in 3 modes: a. Engine driving the propeller directly - main clutch and both dog clutches b. electric motor driving the propeller - the engine main clutch disengaged and both dog clutches engaged c. Engine driving the motor as a generator - so main clutch and first dog clutch engaged, but propeller disengaged. This would be the configuration when charging the battery in harbour. Don’t want the propeller rotating while alongside.
@@vbbsmytbut both dog clutches are placed *after* the electric motor. They're both between the motor and the propeller and there's nothing, just the axle, between them.
Cool video. You misspell *"propeller"* in both the video and the description. I wasn't able to find any a meaning for the word "propellor." (I thought it might be one of those words which are spelt differently in different parts of the world, but no. Only "propeller" is correct.) You might want to fix this in your next update. It was really cool to see the way the torpedo doors opened. Thanks for sharing the video.
Eye have a spelling chequer. It came with my pea sea. It plane lee marks four my revue, miss steaks aye can knot sea.... Well spotted, thanks, will fix in the next release
So was she only a test vehicle, or were subs like her expected to be used in combat? Because a single torpedo tube seems kind of weak. Once a torpedo has been fired, the crew has to load a second one immediately. So, in a combat situation, the crew would need to launch what they have in the tube then scram if they miss.
The Holland submarines were prototypes - the Royal Navy wanted to learn what a submarine could do - could it be controlled? could it approach ship underweight without being detected? could it actually fire a torpedo accurately? how would a surface warship counter it?
I strongly recommend Clay Blair's Silent Victory book. A book which is going to make you thinking - How in hell US won the war in Pacific.... A true thriller.
Holland dream't of the Irish Fenian brotherhood taking on the Royal navy with his submarines, as things turned out he lost control of his company and the Royal navy purchased a number of them, they later manufactured variants under a licencing agreement.
It seems odd that a gasoline/petrol engine was used as the combustion powerplant given the volatility of gasoline. A fire in an airtight, pressurized box is nobody's friend. Diesel engines did exist when this sub was created, but Rudolf Diesel was a pacifist and probably would've objected if his machine was the beating, mechanical heart of a weapons platform. So maybe I answered my own question.
Only a day old. No wonder there's no Spaniards here claiming Peral invented the submarine (which he didn't), or anyone claiming Van Drebbel invented it (which he also didn't).
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Every time I see a new video from you a huge wave of happiness strikes me. Welcome back king.
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So cringe
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@@vbbsmyt congrats on 100k!
where did you gat all this knowledge about subs and torpedoes?
@@vbbsmytmate can you make about “becker type m2 20mm auto cannon” ???:,)))
@@vbbsmytcongrats now its 101k
One of the best channels on RUclips!
A true passion drives this channel
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These Holland Submarines are so simple and basic boats that can dive yet so revolutionary.
Welcome back!
Beautifully made, the explanation of the technique, the colours used, the incredible detail, wonderfull! The Holland1 was always one of my favorites. A perfect mix between a very modern submarine and the most original idea; the Nautilus of Jules Verne.
Thank you very much.
Miss this channels, the animations are so cool
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@@vbbsmyt I've done this one or two years ago. I would do this more than one time if it was possible
Many thanks. R
highest quality of animations! thank you
Great video!
I love seeing old tech like this, it's so simple and straight-forward.
Keep up the great work!
Thankyou for the graphic; I have wanted to have an in depth look at the Holland 1 for decades.
At last! A new video! You are back!
bravo, great job again!
This was very interesting! I knew about the Holland subs, but other than a few grainy pictures, I never knew how they worked. Thank you for a very well done video.
Nice work. This video takes the mystery out of these boats. Thanks for the hard work and research.
Liked and shared. Havent seen this level of detail on the early Holland. Well done.
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Marvelous!
Thank you for the awesome modeling and animation :)
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these videos detailing the workings of these old marvelous pieces of machinery are amazing!
wonderful work as always, good luck on the rest of the project !
Wonderful work!
Excellent Video - one thing that struck me was how little Lead Acid Batteries have changed over the years.
Yes!
Well, the laws of chemistry didn't really change during the last century 😅
The steampunk vibe is so beautiful
Petrol infernal combustion.
Sophisticated and even had safety features.
But no periscope?
Periscope will be fitted in the next release
@@vbbsmyt Please make a video about the Holland type H submarine.
Outstanding work. Thank you for sharing it.
Excellent Rob - Many Thanks
Love your work with these graphics! The torpedo animations are beyond what I could imagine especially. Can you please add depth charge and acoustic torpedo to the list!
New subscriber here, awesome stuff! ❤Thank you!❤
Looking forward to the full video!
Fantastic work - thanks.
Excellent work 😊
Amazing work. I do not think I would have liked to be on one of those.
Super cool! Thanks
Спасибо за вашу работу.
Opening the bow torpedo door must slbeen an absolute pain.
Considering you're turning that wheel above your head. Can you imagine doing that in a stressed out situation.
The bow cap was opened and closed by an air driven motor, controlled by a lever above the screw spindle. 1:41
Fantastic work
Using the electric drive motor to start the engine: same as my wife’s Toyota Prius. Good ideas keep coming around.
That is so cool.
God I love this channel.
And how quiet this thing runs!
ur video helped me in my school. thx
weird to think these had starter motors a decade before Fords. But hey, if it can turn a prop, it can turn an engine over.
And it always amazes me what I learn when I watch these. I know WHAT a governor does, but I had no clue HOW it limits/adjusts the throttle setting
When i see this my mind has to force me to remember that actually submarines were "old" in WW1.
Good progress. 🙂👍
Отличное видео! Спасибо!
Ah, that's how the torpedo engine turned on, when it launched the torpedo out of the tube. Thank you.
Bravo!
cool sub
Except for the gasoline aspect. Hard to keep it from evaporating.
The same dynamo was used for starting the engine and for propulsion?
amazing video
Amazing system
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Great! I wonder what the purpose of having two dog clutches is. I don't see what they allow that a single would not allow.
To charge the battery without spinning the propellers?
@@5Cats isn't enough with just one dog clutch? Open it to disconnect the propeller, close the main clutch to spin de dinamo.
The machinery can be operated in 3 modes:
a. Engine driving the propeller directly - main clutch and both dog clutches
b. electric motor driving the propeller - the engine main clutch disengaged and both dog clutches engaged
c. Engine driving the motor as a generator - so main clutch and first dog clutch engaged, but propeller disengaged. This would be the configuration when charging the battery in harbour. Don’t want the propeller rotating while alongside.
@@vbbsmytbut both dog clutches are placed *after* the electric motor. They're both between the motor and the propeller and there's nothing, just the axle, between them.
I mean if you just welded the aft dog clutch closed all a b and c would work.
This must have been a dangerous assignment
Damn I was just looking for this channel
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@@vbbsmyt of course i will!
Cool video. You misspell *"propeller"* in both the video and the description. I wasn't able to find any a meaning for the word "propellor." (I thought it might be one of those words which are spelt differently in different parts of the world, but no. Only "propeller" is correct.) You might want to fix this in your next update.
It was really cool to see the way the torpedo doors opened. Thanks for sharing the video.
Eye have a spelling chequer. It came with my pea sea. It plane lee marks four my revue, miss steaks aye can knot sea.... Well spotted, thanks, will fix in the next release
please make a video about Hispano cannon 404
Where can I get proper drawings???
I like your videos😊👍❤.
Как они прицеливались? На лодке не было перископа?
Periscope will be fitted in the next release
such a CAD work!
Are you going to do the Hunley?
No, there are many other videos.
So was she only a test vehicle, or were subs like her expected to be used in combat?
Because a single torpedo tube seems kind of weak. Once a torpedo has been fired, the crew has to load a second one immediately. So, in a combat situation, the crew would need to launch what they have in the tube then scram if they miss.
The Holland submarines were prototypes - the Royal Navy wanted to learn what a submarine could do - could it be controlled? could it approach ship underweight without being detected? could it actually fire a torpedo accurately? how would a surface warship counter it?
I see storage for two torps outside the tube.
Саме те що треба для тих хто хоче розібратися "як то працює". Жаль що "такого" не було в моєму дитинстві! :)
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Only forgot to open the valves for exhaust threw jull before starting engine
Am I’m having da va ju or did the video looks different?
Superbe !!!!!!!!
оч круто, спасибо!
I strongly recommend Clay Blair's Silent Victory book. A book which is going to make you thinking - How in hell US won the war in Pacific.... A true thriller.
5 months and return!
99.9k subs... **hits sub button with hype** 99.9k :< well i helped.. great content \o/
Thank you...
Pasti papanggih dei soalna temen
日本海軍は日露戦争以前にこの潜水艇を試験的に導入して保有していました。そのため開戦後にロシアの戦艦が日本側の機雷に触雷して撃沈された時に「日本の潜水艇にやられた」という噂がロシア側に流れたそうです。実際には日本海軍はこの潜水艇を実戦投入はしなかったそうですがね
НУ ПРОСТО ОЧЕНЬ ИНТЕРЕСНО.
Holland dream't of the Irish Fenian brotherhood taking on the Royal navy with his submarines, as things turned out he lost control of his company and the Royal navy purchased a number of them, they later manufactured variants under a licencing agreement.
It seems odd that a gasoline/petrol engine was used as the combustion powerplant given the volatility of gasoline. A fire in an airtight, pressurized box is nobody's friend.
Diesel engines did exist when this sub was created, but Rudolf Diesel was a pacifist and probably would've objected if his machine was the beating, mechanical heart of a weapons platform.
So maybe I answered my own question.
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I bet they were slow AF.
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Torpeda,torpedo, torpedos,torpedus.
just a bit bigger than a coffin.
show the real thing!
Всичко това се случва за за проливане на кръв и разрушение ,за забогатяване на много малка част от хората
This type of sub could have easily sank the Titanic. Iceberg my a$$.
Asmr 1900s
And the design turned like a boat for more than 3 decades🤦
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Only a day old. No wonder there's no Spaniards here claiming Peral invented the submarine (which he didn't), or anyone claiming Van Drebbel invented it (which he also didn't).
Gasoline engine in a sub = death trap.
This video has no sound,its kind of boring.
❤engineers scientist inventirs tecnixians who made this is the real brainiacs
Nowadays only lying on software AI ,electronics ,amsatilite to do work
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