I've loved submarines since I was a child, and my dream was to always have a RC one, but they didn't exist. I'm very surprised and happy to discover that they exist now, and they are even capable of great actions, they're complex inside! Omg, wonderful. I'm so happy to have discovered this video

That was a good interview. The gentleman did a good job of explaining everything.

@mase7557

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he did. Made watching the video worthwhile.

RC Submarines raises the complexity of RC vehicles by a huge factor. I don't think many people realize just how complex they are or what goes into building or using one.

@TheGrimreef

4 жыл бұрын

John Powers id say same bout helicopters.

@Make-Asylums-Great-Again

4 жыл бұрын

Gate keeping by John.

@noth606

4 жыл бұрын

Stevie D I haven't had a sub but I did fly helis and quadcopter for a bit, the amount of props and blades you chew through in urban areas was a pain, plus the larger helis are really quite pricey for good ones. I'd imagine the running cost of a sub would be a bit less, construction likely about the same. Micro helis can be fairly cheap though and IMO the best way to learn since they are also not nearly as dangerous as the larger ones.

@SidecarHero1

4 жыл бұрын

You've apparently have never built and flown a helicopter.

@stanleycorr1839

4 жыл бұрын

Well... I mean it's really cool but not what I'd call complicated. A pump, three servos, a basic gyro and a motor. Doesn't even have independent vanes for roll dampening and the main hull isn't water/pressure resistant. Have you seen a flybarless aerobatic heli? Or even a scale multi-mast RC sailing boat? That shit is what I'd call complicated. If this was more realistic with a full pressure hull and multiple ballast tanks and pumps to adjust trim and video back to goggles or a laptop to about 20 meters or further with a long aerial with a float then I'd say it was reasonably complex.

When I was a kid growing up on the lake, I had always wanted to build a Rc sub with a camera on it so I could look at the fish. There was something fascinating to me about being able to see under the water in which I spent my whole day on fishing. Unfortunately, at that time I don't think there was enough technology do make one unless it had wires attached and I certainly didn't have access to the materials to make one. When I see this, it amazes me. Takes me back to my childhood dream. Someday, I just may still build one now that I have the funds and access to what I need. Very nice sub there! Thank you for the video.

one of very few interviews on youtube that i found interesting in terms of information, knowledge and captivating... thanks to all involved

That is one of the best trimmed subs I've seen. Beautiful job!

That's the best sub piloting I've seen along with the internal setup. Nice find👍

Wow. Amazing video, the camera, the interview, the model, everything. Thank you so much! So funny how this "walk through the basics" ended up being, you could say, a full-fledged submarine engineering class haha :-) Thanks once again, and kudos to Mr. Matt for his amazing job putting that beast together!

@bcgaming8478

2 жыл бұрын

Ooy'

@mrtechlogiantgaming

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, that model is sick, I wish I could own one

I do want to add how impressive of a machine this is!

Great model and a really nice guy taking time to explain how it all works. really enjoyed it. Thanks to you both

Fascinating, thank you, I didn't know I liked RC subs til now.

I sailed the real one (HMCS Victoria class now) that's such a nice sub you have there sir.

The work is so sick! I don’t even think I can make such thing. I’ve always wanted a rc sumpbmarine ever since I planned on making one

Really well explained, and it is a work of art more than a toy. I imagine it is a little easier to run in a pool though less scale.

That gentleman did an excellent job of explaining it.

As a RET. US Navy Submariner I truly enjoyed this to the point I started having flashbacks, LOL!! But very nice Boat.

@toki89666

4 жыл бұрын

I am very strongly considering joining the U.S. Navy here soon. I had a fascination with subs as a child and now recently I'm wanting to go do it for real before its too late. (30 now). Any advice you could give? From what I've learned attack subs look to be alot more interesting of a job than missle subs.

@andrewap77

4 жыл бұрын

@@toki89666 Go for it, just be ready to accept a life change.

Thank you for a very informative video. The sub’s owner did a good job of explaining how his model works.

I've learned something today, thank you very much! Stellar images and good info. Cheers from Holland.

Excellent video and very informative, Dom. Run silent, run deep !

Best and most organized sub model I have seen! Well done!!

@rickkephartactual7706

3 жыл бұрын

agreed

Very good video for rc submarines

One of my favorite hobby too...good information

What a beautiful submarine. Great job!

VERY well conducted interview. That is a fantastic model.

You must be the Captain of this boat... dive, dive, dive. great job yaAll

Gorgeous Sub and great interview/explanation!

This random question came into my head thinking about my little cheap rc sub I had as a kid. Wish I still had that thing more than anything to tear it apart see how it actually worked. Had a realization that RC subs still had to function like normal subs. Amazing amount of R.C technology

Excellent video mate. Matt built a properly beautiful submarine. Thank you for putting this video out.

Thats one amazing piece of kit

Great video. Thanks for making it.

thanks i have been thinking about making my own rc sub for a while and this is very helpful

super quality that sub looks great

Masterpiece!

Damn nice and superbly engineered.

Absolutely amazing. This guy not only demonstrates how a real submarine works between the leveling planes working in tandem with how the ballast Tanks flood in order in submerge it but he was also able to seal everything in an airtight enclosure. This submarine is no kids toy this is an advanced piece of technology that took a tremendous amount of knowledge. Hats off to you. I am wondering how much money something like that goes for.

@SuperAntec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words. The water tight cylinder is actually made by OTW who produces the model kit so i can't take credit for that, take a look at OTW designs website for pricing. Thanks

Great vid! Like many others I've always wondered how they work!

Thank you! I learned a lot...

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Thanks for sharing. I learnt a lot there.

This is so cool... thank you sir... just what i wanted to see today.

I need to do one of these with videos under water. Very nice! Thank you!

Fantastic lad 👍 place a camera on it and you could imagine you're making an episode of "Voyage to the bottom of the sea" 😎👍

really well explanation of the rc sub looks cool, swims well good job

Very cool bit of RC machinery!

@Paxmax

2 жыл бұрын

Just add a CO2 torpedo!

Awesome and thanks for the explanation 👍🇳🇿

Great video, even better modeling and craftsmanship.

What a cracking bit of kit you have presented there mate.

Really interesting enjoyed video thamks

Love the gold/brass color of the metal hardware inside :P Looks so nice against the dark grey :P

@roadsweeper1

4 жыл бұрын

Not just a colour, it will be brass, rather than brass painted steel. Brass doesnt rust....

Very interesting, thanks Dom and have a nice Weekend, from Switzerland greetings

@akmalshaari7795

2 жыл бұрын

Dom

@anwaydas1220

2 жыл бұрын

@@akmalshaari7795 ffs

Well done ,thanks to share it

Two thumbs up! That is so cool.

Amazing...that explanation was really very clear

@EssentialRC

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you think so!

that's freaking awesome :0

That was beautiful. The main problem is that RF does not work underwater. And hence, we didn't see it going completely inside. At least the receiver end should stay above water.

@SuperAntec

3 жыл бұрын

Lower frequency radio does work underwater, the sub use 40mhz FM frequency and the sub does fully submerge.

A very cool video!

Very interesting video with great camera work. Thanks for making and uploading it.

@EssentialRC

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

this was a great video Dom Very Informative and great to know exactly how the r/c submarine basically works, and very interesting i must say , btw that sub looks very scale as if miniature to the full size version , maybe one day i may just get one of these marvels of the sea, always fascinated me they have and having a r/c sub would be a treat i'd think thanks for another great video here Dom , Just Love Essential R/C - just awesome.

@EssentialRC

4 жыл бұрын

I am going to try to do more videos like this IF I can find friendly cooperative experts on my travels. Not always the case but I'll try. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)

Thank for the insight 👍🏻👍🏻🙃🙃

Is ridiculously good ......AMAZING

beautiful project

You are doing a great job i liked your work

I saw (and took pics) of the HMCS Chicoutimi in Halifax dry dock back in 2005, due to that unfortunate "leaving the hatch open" during sea-faring operations. Nice to see this model is a bit more watertight then the real one. Fantastic engineering on the model Matt C - you should be proud!

@onyourkilllist6880

4 жыл бұрын

Mike TeeVee That’s not what happened. Submariners don’t just “leave hatches open”. That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. Not sure who told you that story, but they’re an idiot. The boat was submerged and at PD when the fire happened. No hatch was left open.

That’s effin dope bruh

gorgeous model...........very impressive and beautiful workmanship......I fly the airplanes and it looks like they are simpler......

Wow excellent

Excellent explanation of the subs operation. Underwater footage would have been awesome.

Excellent work

@EssentialRC

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

wow you are very creative i really like this it's good

Thanks for sharing your subsmarime Nice video cool

@EssentialRC

3 жыл бұрын

No problem 👍

Very well presented video

@EssentialRC

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the feedback. Cheers Dom (Essential RC)

Pretty neat!!!

What a gr8 video the man was a very nice chap too

@EssentialRC

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

Pray For Submarine 402 Indonesia 🙇

언제나 재미 있게 보고 있어요 영어를 잘못해서 한글로 댓글 적네요

Really nice!

Amazing great job

I loved the video. the only thing that was missing was a periscope turning around while it was underwater!!!

I am worked in a German Submarin for 4 Jears. My Job was Torpedo Officer. We drived in the East- and Northsee.

@gazzarafalemozzy4766

4 жыл бұрын

GFU!

@krispybacon9285

4 жыл бұрын

Salut Peter ! respect to you from the USA!

@petervietmeier8066

4 жыл бұрын

@@krispybacon9285 I live in Austria-Tirol. I drive Livesteamloks with 7 1/4 Zoll. See the Homepage: www:minidampftirol.at. Bye Bye Peter

@krispybacon9285

4 жыл бұрын

@@petervietmeier8066 those trains are AMAZING! we had one near my town for decades, but sadly the man passed away. we are hoping his family gets it going again!

@petervietmeier8066

4 жыл бұрын

@@krispybacon9285 Have you Skype? I have it. The contact is same as my email-adress.

nice job

This is very cool. Was not aware of RC subs. Could use underwater digital acoustic modems if wanted to mount a camera and have control deep down. And desquise as a Shark sometimes for a fun time. very best RC sub I ever saw.

@CJOlin

Жыл бұрын

Your comment was great, until the shark comment. You must be one of those people that enjoys scaring people for your own gratification. That's called being narcissistic. I'd bet you wouldn't think it's funny to have one of your own family members in the water and have a (potential) shark come close to them and frighten them. Then again, you probably would. Anyone else would be pissed to find out it's someone like you with a radio controlled shark, who just scared their family, as a joke. Especially, if they were older and had health issues where it could be dangerous to them.

@jimbronson687

Жыл бұрын

For Movies Not to frighten folks. Well Jaws scared hech out of me but looed fake up close

@jimbronson687

Жыл бұрын

@@CJOlin However you seem to be someone looking to be pissed off or angered or offended. You seem like a keyboard warrior.

Такая красота и вся под водой. Нужен бассейн. Спасибо за труд.

Cool, thanks!

Now thats really cool.... I served on all 4 Victoria class boats... DBF

Hellooo matt your sub, i was in the navy hms upholder was our ship just watched your video 😉😉😉 kind regards sir

@user-yu2rt6bq4l

4 жыл бұрын

ไช

Nice!

very cool. building rc sub is like creating an inside out ship in a bottle.

Thanks for showing this! You always have such awesome footage, but I bet you're super jealous of all these amazing toys!!!

@KumaBean

4 жыл бұрын

Nah, I bet he keeps all the good stuff to himself 🤓

needs an FPV periscope camera

@Voxmagna

4 жыл бұрын

If you can get the radio to penetrate water sure why not

@someguy4915

4 жыл бұрын

@@Voxmagna Already has to control the RC submarine, we're not talking meters of depth here....

@MrUnder30seconds

4 жыл бұрын

ive done fpv on lakes, the video goes bad easily, the water reflects rf too easily. so expect 20meters b4 vid sux.

@KrustyKlown

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrUnder30seconds darn!! .. that would be so cool if it worked well.

@MrUnder30seconds

4 жыл бұрын

@@KrustyKlown fpv on water does work, maybe a different frequency works better, I managed to actually go 170meters, the vid was very intermittent because the ripples on the water.

awesome !

Awesome man

@EssentialRC

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Very cool

Very good

Congratulations Nice Video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

this one is awesome better than commercial made

Really interesting

VERY INTERESTING!!!

it's beautiful

awesome

Good job