Great footage from the Fifish, I think you’re very brave taking it down so deep, WW2 History Hunter also occasionally uses a Fifish and it looks tricky to control, I’m looking forward to more, love seeing this 👍
You will only get better with the ROV each time you use it! Thanks for going ahead with the Underwater exploration it’s a big outlay & learning curve but it will pay off for you in the long term with experience etc as you go. Plus you can go where no one else has been of seen for a longggggggg time cheers
Short and sweet intro much like keep up amazing work you got so much info on all the mines its amazing love the work your doing 👌👍 hi from South Africa
Great to see the ROV footage, there's so many times I've looked into a flooded wine and wished I could see what's down there. Thanks for making that possible!
So clear. But you guys really need to make the commentary live on the ROV’s bit . Thats what makes the other footage so compelling. Its the difference between feeling like being there and someone showing you their holiday photo’s ! 😳
I've always wondered why more mine explorers dont have ROVs to explore and document the flooded levels. Love the underwater footage. Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Fantastic footage from the fifish cam and yet ever so clear as well great job guys very very intresting to see that. ( what would happen if it did get stuck down there ??
Water looks blue because the water molecules absorb the red end of the color spectrum of visible light. The absorption of light is due the way the atoms vibrate and absorb different wavelengths of light. This is different than the scattering of light that causes the sky to be blue.
Well it's great to see the sheave wheel wasn't stolen, but a shame someone in the last 15/20 years or so decided to push it down the shaft from where it was sat leaning against the wall of the chamber. 😒 I seem to recall there weere remains of a barrow that have since gone missing as well - need to dig out my old photos.
Another outstanding video! You would have a field day!! Here in Western / NW & SW Montana. Oh and central MT Along with Wyoming and Western South Dakota and NW / NE IDAHO Because all of these locales are, Loaded, literally loaded with so many deep deep under ground Gold / Silver / Palladium Mines……
Hi lads fantastic video as usual ! The hardships the miners had to endure over the ages is incredible . The size of some of the spoil heaps alone outside of the mines is testament to the never ending toil they had to endure and early on with just tallow candles to illuminate the way .Bloody amazing and very interesting especialy some of the feats of mechanical engineering they did ! Keep the videos coming . PS the helmet torches you use , are they intrinsically safe ie for flammable atmospheres etc what are they rated for ? I do remember when you first got them but cant find the video . As i work in a possible flam atmosphere they look rather good on the lumen front . the one i have been issued for work is absolute pants . Thanks
Is there a module for these that can pan behind the ROV? I feel it would be useful to check the specifics of cable tangles etc. Great videos. Currently self isolating here in sunny Wales after testing positive this morning. I spent many years caving and mine exploring in my younger days so loving watching these.
Amazing footage, to think no-one has seen that level for over 100 years. Big thumbs up to your exploration work. Two questions, can you dive the shafts or pump out the water?
They can be dived, the flooded stope just down the level from this shaft was dived by someone about 13 years or so ago - but they didn't dive the flooded shaft.
I reckon to much sediment would get stirred up if you dived in a shaft like this even at 20m trying to find your way around the timber etc would be hard
This footage is incredible , what an amazing thing to see , can’t wait for the next part , really want to see what you guys have found. Where is this mine btw ?
I’m sure everyone is glad this is your channel not mine… I would have clipped in about 4 seconds of ROV footage from the Titanic movie. And not said anything.
Finally someone sends an rov down a flooded shaft! Great job guys!!
Fantastic Under water video.😀😊
Thank you so much 👍
WOW! Thank you for using the ROV, this was fantastic. :-)
Our pleasure!
Wow, that rov footage is your best yet. Can think of so many places we cod use one of them :)
It gets better in the next video
Can't wait to see more. I have a drone so this is like an underwater drone. Flying can be trick and I don't have to pull a cable along.
Very true!
The ROV takes exploring to another level , what a great idea.
Always keen for part 2 👍.
Pete Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks 👍
Excellent!
That was fantastic!!...edge of your seat stuff...this little corner of Chicago shouts well done!...
wow ,how goods that nice work gentlemen ,brill
Fantastic footage. Looking forward to the next episode 😎⚒
Nice one Team. Enjoyed this. Great thumbnail too, which I am sure you have found is 50% the battle!
Fantastic & fascinating dive 🌊🌊 Thank you very much for sharing and using the FIFISH! Looking forward to more adventures ahead ⭐
Great footage from the Fifish, I think you’re very brave taking it down so deep, WW2 History Hunter also occasionally uses a Fifish and it looks tricky to control, I’m looking forward to more, love seeing this 👍
Thanks Al, Ioan and team, that is very exciting footage. Let's see what you find in Part 2 :-)
You will only get better with the ROV each time you use it!
Thanks for going ahead with the Underwater exploration it’s a big outlay & learning curve but it will pay off for you in the long term with experience etc as you go. Plus you can go where no one else has been of seen for a longggggggg time cheers
Absorbing, I hadn't thought it would be so fascinating. Also, great voice-over by Al!
Thanks for taking us exploring with your ROV! Can’t wait for additional footage.
More to come!
Always great watching your vidios but now with the ROV footage you boys have maid it a total awesome package to watch.
Cheers 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Ground breaking exploring!
WOW! What amazing footage from the little robot, just amazing look into a flooded world left so many years ago! Great stuff!
Enjoyed the inner space exploration. Looking forward for more
Great footage, long live the 🐟 fish, may he come back in one piece.
Hope so!
Great stuff, always wondered what was down there 👍
You and me both!
That's sooooooo beautiful! Thank you for this footage!💙💚
Wicked neat
Short and sweet intro much like keep up amazing work you got so much info on all the mines its amazing love the work your doing 👌👍 hi from South Africa
very cool. thanks
Great to see the ROV footage, there's so many times I've looked into a flooded wine and wished I could see what's down there. Thanks for making that possible!
Wow amazing!!!!!
Great video. Y’all always have the best explorations. Love your travels
So clear. But you guys really need to make the commentary live on the ROV’s bit . Thats what makes the other footage so compelling. Its the difference between feeling like being there and someone showing you their holiday photo’s ! 😳
This is all totally new to us and only our second attempt with the rov , we are going to try out live voice overs I am sure it will be fun. Al .
I hope that you retrieved your drone! Awesome footage. It is amazing how bright that machine lights up the mine.
So excited! I love the ROV footage!you should release uncut footage with an underwater ambient noise!
This is incredible!!
I've always wondered why more mine explorers dont have ROVs to explore and document the flooded levels.
Love the underwater footage.
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
our thoughts exactly
So cool!!
Man.. i need to get out again soon, been too long. Great video guys 👍
Fantastic footage from the fifish cam and yet ever so clear as well great job guys very very intresting to see that. ( what would happen if it did get stuck down there ??
always ends on a cliff hanger :)
Of all the mine explorers out on TH-cam, I’m not aware of any besides you that have an ROV.
Water looks blue because the water molecules absorb the red end of the color spectrum of visible light. The absorption of light is due the way the atoms vibrate and absorb different wavelengths of light. This is different than the scattering of light that causes the sky to be blue.
It’s because the water is radioactive 😉
Well it's great to see the sheave wheel wasn't stolen, but a shame someone in the last 15/20 years or so decided to push it down the shaft from where it was sat leaning against the wall of the chamber. 😒 I seem to recall there weere remains of a barrow that have since gone missing as well - need to dig out my old photos.
Stunning guys, well done, does this device record its location also? ie xyz coords.
I really hope you don’t lose it. I would be really nervous sending something down on such a long cable
Wow .hope you're insured lol . Reminds me of a programme fantasy when they shrank a mini sub n crew .sent them exploring inside a humans body .lol
Another outstanding video! You would have a field day!! Here in Western / NW & SW Montana. Oh and central MT Along with Wyoming and Western South Dakota and NW / NE IDAHO Because all of these locales are, Loaded, literally loaded with so many deep deep under ground Gold / Silver / Palladium Mines……
Hi lads fantastic video as usual ! The hardships the miners had to endure over the ages is incredible . The size of some of the spoil heaps alone outside of the mines is testament to the never ending toil they had to endure and early on with just tallow candles to illuminate the way .Bloody amazing and very interesting especialy some of the feats of mechanical engineering they did ! Keep the videos coming . PS the helmet torches you use , are they intrinsically safe ie for flammable atmospheres etc what are they rated for ? I do remember when you first got them but cant find the video . As i work in a possible flam atmosphere they look rather good on the lumen front . the one i have been issued for work is absolute pants . Thanks
Coolbeens
Is there a module for these that can pan behind the ROV? I feel it would be useful to check the specifics of cable tangles etc. Great videos. Currently self isolating here in sunny Wales after testing positive this morning. I spent many years caving and mine exploring in my younger days so loving watching these.
A dab hand with that rov already.
Amazing footage, to think no-one has seen that level for over 100 years. Big thumbs up to your exploration work. Two questions, can you dive the shafts or pump out the water?
They can be dived, the flooded stope just down the level from this shaft was dived by someone about 13 years or so ago - but they didn't dive the flooded shaft.
I reckon to much sediment would get stirred up if you dived in a shaft like this even at 20m trying to find your way around the timber etc would be hard
Another frog!!!! 😀😀😀
Recycling it 👍🏻.. that is LMFAO 😂😂😂😂😂
When ROV gets to the bottom,It looks like something big swimming around...It cant be a fish...can it??!!
Would be great to hear a live Audi of everyone as you're using the Rover, seems this audio is done afterwards.
This footage is incredible , what an amazing thing to see , can’t wait for the next part , really want to see what you guys have found. Where is this mine btw ?
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Aarrrggghhhhhhh! x
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"Weve got some pretty little things" made me cringe so hard
Don’t go too far down that’s where I hid the body pleeeeeze noooooo it wasn’t I captain
I’m sure everyone is glad this is your channel not mine… I would have clipped in about 4 seconds of ROV footage from the Titanic movie. And not said anything.
I love this channel and it's content, until there's the ghost creepy stuff, it feels very infantilising.