A strange find at the Jupiter military plant in the Chernobyl Zone ☢ Tesla's developments were found

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[@echi7thward]

Tesla was old Czechoslovak electronics company. You can see that it is written Tesla Brno which is a city in Czech. The Czechoslovak Tesla has nothing to do with Elon's Tesla.

[@lostpony4885]

So you say haha

[@echi7thward]

@@robertpayjack90 just for info :)

[@TheElectrofit]

Československo pomáhalo s likvidací havárie?

[@echi7thward]

@@TheElectrofit to spíš ne, podle mě to budou ještě manuály a součástky z doby před havárii. Tesla byla na svoji dobu fakt velká firma ve svazu. Do teď někde svítí žárovky od Tesly 😂

[@timessiah94]

just another thing elon was not the first

[@kakarikiIck]

This is what I look forward to on a Sunday afternoon in the UK.

[@homelessEh]

same from canada! ... don't you wish our gubberments would collapse so we could have some boss ruins to explore lol

[@DerTrollBr4mm3n]

@@homelessEh since Brexit this happens in UK so just a matter of time.

[@chemskiesukvol.2covid19isbs]

Me too. Red fronted or yellow fronted with your Kakariki's? I used to breed both

[@chemskiesukvol.2covid19isbs]

@@DerTrollBr4mm3n don't blame BREXIT for anything ffs. You can leave any time you wish if you love your EU overlords so much or go to Scotland where I left from

[@DerTrollBr4mm3n]

@@chemskiesukvol.2covid19isbs 🌚

[@adamvalent2119]

Tesla is a Czechoslovak company, it has nothing to do with Nikola Tesla or the car brand. I still have some old Tesla parts like transistors laying around since they are pretty common in slovakia.

[@toketwo]

Thank you for the information!

[@MrFoot1980]

I remember in the late 80s early 80s that they could hold about 10 megabytes, a whopping 10 megabytes hehe

[@gruntlifetruckingserio8914]

I love watching you guys an wish Anton was back . He was a big part of the channel an just maybe he didn’t delete vadims channel an maybe someone with you guys made it look like it was Anton to get him out to take his place . An a lot of us loved it when you guys were fixing Chernobyl up . They were awsome days we couldn’t wait to watch again

[@thanoxTOTTS]

Kreosans actions after this happened are very suspect .

[@gruntlifetruckingserio8914]

I totally agree with you

[@gruntlifetruckingserio8914]

I wish I could find atoms channel . I heard he has one .

[@SeverinDK]

And*

[@gruntlifetruckingserio8914]

@@ajcvjc thank you for telling me this . I didn’t know most of what you are telling me. I didn’t know their are problem with Russia an Ukrainian. I knew Anton was Russian . But I honestly thought they all were .

[@extremerc9533]

The 5.25-inch diskettes were available in a capacity of 160 KB single side, 360 KB low density, and 1.2 MB high density sizes.

[@laurdy]

The problem you're likely to encounter when reading unknown floppy disks is the disk format: it could be any one of FAT, CPM, HFS or any number of other formats. Your best option to read them would be to dump the raw data using disk imager. The tape might be ANYTHING: VHS, Betamax, U-matic or even multi track computer data tape (all incompatible with each other). Be aware that tapes like these will not work if they're run through the machine upside down or back to front. Punch cards are EASY to read, all you need to do is photograph or scan them. but make sure you keep them in the correct order

[@gabrieldavies-clark6628]

Back when Conrad didn’t just mess around and actually taught people stuff. Would be good to get more stuff like this again

[@gelo1238]

they are russians, what do you except

[@gunfire5006]

​@@gelo1238 *Ukrainians

[@Moosengoosen]

I've been watching them for years what happened to his lip. I don't think I've heard an explanation

[@scotthall7307]

@@Moosengoosen Bad lip filler injection

[@randommm-light]

Unbelievable! Such amazing drawings, and the best surprising solution to rolling up the tape!

[@PastLight]

I did enjoy the graffiti while exploring Chernobyl, they're all unique and interesting Fallout style pieces, not sure who the artist is, but love to see the whole collection as I'm sure I missed a few. It's also kinda like a treasure hunt finding them

[@phille8176]

Finally someone who appreciate graffiti👑👊

[@PastLight]

@@phille8176 not all of it, but if it's done right and in the right place, I'd say it's a form of modern art and expression

[@ryanc1451]

that isn't graffiti. That is street art. BIG difference.

[@phille8176]

@@ryanc1451 Its letters so its graffiti, letter structures defines graffiti. But sure not all off it was graffiti. I've been painting for 6 years but only active for the last 1,5.

[@ryanc1451]

@@phille8176 you're speaking to someone who was all city whilst you were in pampers bro.

[@Phydra]

5,25" 600 / 1200 KiByte Still got a comodore 64 that uses them.

[@utzufideli9769]

My C64 model c already has the new 3 1/4 " drive. It still takes ages to load though.

[@gsdjparaeventossocialesdjg9679]

Those with compression can store 720KB

[@homeistheearth]

The real floppy disk.

[@matuslajda1768]

Tesla was a company founded in Czechoslovakia in 1946 and is still making electrotehcnical parts. Way before Elon :D

[@UsresGOW]

Different Tesla

[@caderik1386]

Fantastic tour - really like the factory details. Can't believe how much you guys were able to figure out from all the equipment there

[@gordonwelcher9598]

Thee neckless wonder seems to be knowledgeable about some things. In this video he is well behaved. I have sympathy for his injury but he is funny looking.

[@ALLGODSDIE]

He's a wonderful guy! He brings light to the team..

[@gordonwelcher9598]

@@ALLGODSDIE One day, everybody will love him.

[@thanoxTOTTS]

@@gordonwelcher9598 you’re hilarious 😂 good joke

[@ALLGODSDIE]

@@gordonwelcher9598 I see you like to make fun a people.. I bet you was the first in line to get the jab!

[@gordonwelcher9598]

@@ALLGODSDIE sure

[@joehiden7475]

Smart guys not to open that bottle. I know a guy that thought he was using a cleaning solution in a Maintenace shop only to find out later he had used a bone seeking acid. He lost 2 fingers.

[@purnp5897]

It's ART! History is being made, the first artwork created in the no go zone!!! Very valuable, I hope no one vandalises this!

[@dansw0rkshop]

"PC Shell" -- I think that's a DOS program. Those would likely be 640k floppies. There was also a 1.2mb format of those 5.25" floppies. (The hard shelled 3.5" floppies were 1.44mb)

[@senilyDeluxe]

It also said something about autoexec.bat - so this is almost certainly an IBM/MS-DOS formatted disk. Hm the standard for DOS formatted Double Density floppies (at least in the west) was 360k. There were also rare quad density (that should make 720k but I've never seen this format being used except on early 3,5 inch disks) and of course the 1,2mb high density you mentioned. I also doubt the video tape is actual video tape. It's brown. Video tape is usually black. My guess is this is computer tape (as in those mainframes often seen in movies...) Can't hurt testing though. Maybe it's a recording of Rick Astley (that's what I would do with this tape - then put it back!)

[@MrFloryn88]

Amazing video guys ! Never stop making them. I really hope you can get something out of the tape. Imagine if there are some secrets on the tape.

[@JanWillemdeGeest]

that's really the most interesting place, i remember you guys being there with the boxes of sand covered robot parts. Nobody really knows what secret stuff they did there and wow, things manufactered by one of the companies that tesla created. Good job Kreosan

[@mikemoyercell]

12:04 - that floppy disk from the label is a double sided double density disk so it would hold 360kb formatted capacity.

[@JosiahGould]

I can't be the only one who would love some of those old tiles... Kreosan, maybe some merch? They don't have to be from Pripyat, just Soviet vintage.

[@ikitclaw7146]

That would be amazing, but if they start to draw alot of attention to themselves, it may not end well. And if they accidently mail something thats contaminated, its a whole world of trouble for both parties.

[@Bodgemiester]

Loving this series in the UK. Be careful of the dust guy's!!!

[@thebowieman621]

There already exposed look how they look hahahhaha

[@atdzsny]

13:55 You can clearly see it's a circular chart for recording up to 1100 celsius.

[@codemunkies]

that large green machine was a bulldozer, that big spike was the ripper shank. it helped break up the ground easier.

[@bass-n-truth-inthestix9083]

I would love to go there and explore. Seems one could stay there fairly easily and survive for free. As long as you're keeping a close eye on the radiation issues.

[@eugenefrancisco1029]

I think comrade drink a lot of vodka in the last few video now comrade looks like sober and give a lot of good information.

[@thanoxTOTTS]

That’s because they forced him to take his medication.

[@ACplanet]

I much prefer knowledgeable neck guy, than lunatic neck guy

[@JohnSmith-jl3fm]

My thoughts exactly. Toche😁👍

[@_HippieThugg_]

agreed

[@ryanbarker1978]

He's alright when not being a lunatic.

[@FurthermoreJack]

He's only a lunatic around Sus

[@_HippieThugg_]

@@FurthermoreJack They bring the crazy out in each other.

[@Doctorbasss]

10:50 these 7405 TESLA chips are old logig HEX inverter made in Czech Republic

[@gordonwelcher9598]

The large chip MHB1012 is a UART or serial port.

[@Doc_Rainbow]

Love your Videos so glad you Upload it in english so we can understand! Greetings from Germany :)

[@nebuchadnezzar47]

what is happening between Anton and Vadim on the channels "Антон Чуваков КРЕОСАН" and "Инферниус" I dont understand russian but this really interests me why are u hiding this from your english viewers? tell us whats going on we deserve it!!!!

[@nebuchadnezzar47]

@@ajcvjc the autotranslate does not really work it is only jibberish

[@pulver117]

@@ajcvjc Vadim was a jerk off and never contributed positively to the video's anyways, glad he is out.

[@thanoxTOTTS]

@@pulver117 vadim is a cry baby.

[@gordonwelcher9598]

I remember seeing when they were travelling through the desert and Vadim was attracting attention that might get them caught. I think he said he was making content for his channel. His actions seemed inappropriate.

[@anuradhapriyankara5226]

@@ajcvjc Thanks for info! Vadim was a pain in the ass. Worst person ever I seen in this channel. So glad he is out and his crap channel got deleted.

[@keatoncreates]

The knowledge you guys have on what certain things are is actually incredible! i Learn something every episode!

[@user-mp3eq6ir5b]

5.25" Floppy Disc one of the First Ones used in PC's. Not much capacity, maybe 1.2 Megabytes. Trouble with these & the 3.5" were the coating was very fragile, just like VCR tapes. I never could get DOS 6.22 to install more than once. At least it wasn't a Commodore...

[@4mageo]

Tesla circuits were made in Czech republic. We had a Tesla company here.

[@Monty16v]

Old floppys were 160kb 360kb and even 1.2mb from memory

[@utzufideli9769]

If you want to read those floppies, you may want to clean them first using some toilet paper and holding it gently to the hole and then turning the disk inside. Then you can maybe use a USB floppy drive with your phone if it runs android to read the disks contents.

[@brimleyhillmassive]

The robot pictures would be cool on a garage wall.

[@shable1436]

That was a Tesla keyboard from a Soviet mainframe computer, they were everywhere in Chernobyl, it is weird to see such state of the art items from 80s just rotting away. You would think the Soviets would demolished the place, but I guess that would have caused the radiation to become airborne

[@martinleska4292]

Tesla integrated circuits and catalog was mede in Czechoslovakia. Tesla was a big manufacturer of electronic components and consumer electronics until fall of ussr and separation of Czechoslovakia in two countries.

[@olliereynolds1133]

Please keep up the good work! Me and my son are fascinated with your videos. We have both learnt so much from you. Watching from uk

[@michaldugovic2480]

Tesla was an old Czechoslovakian company which made electronics such as TVs and radio, but also military grade electric equipment. It exists from 1946 till 1989, but after USSR fall, CSSR (Czechoslovakian Socialist Republic) also split up (now Czechia and Slovakia) and the old Tesla went to shit, now we have a modern Tesla company which is in Czechia and it produces military and medical grade electronics. And another Tesla is in Slovakia which produces for example doorbells, telecommunications... Elon Musk's Tesla does not have anything incommon with Czechoslovakian old Tesla Company. Yes, and the books are in Czech language also as in Russian. Cheers from Slovakia

[@nathanligon6666]

Wow this is exactly the same as STALKER Call of Pripyat lol

[@pyrettablaze0414]

That first piece that they’re playing with that looks like a crematory! It looks like it fits a casket perfectly or a body

[@ChipGuy]

Ok KZbin is censoring my comments for some reason. I don't know why. Can't see anything wrong. I am now officially pissed! This is the last try. Tesla was an inventor from Croatia, born 1856. He invented the AC motor in 1887. Not only Musk honored his name, but in 1946 some eastern european companies did the same by starting a joint venture under the name "Tesla" as well. Under that brand they produced electronic components and whole devices like radios and such.

[@lykoff3065]

It didnt delete this...

[@ChipGuy]

@@lykoff3065 I found out that KZbin has a delay in auto-deleting comments that contain links KZbin does not like. It would be better to state "You can not post this, we don't like the link" than to silently delete the comment after a minute so it never shows up. Stupid programming IMO.

[@lykoff3065]

@@ChipGuy KZbin is so peaky in this

[@fryloc359]

Sounds carzy but I was using those 5.25 floppys as late as 1995/96 And they weren't that big, something like 1.44 Mb

[@thezeref6668]

The Tesla logos that you see on components and books DO NOT COME FROM ELON MUSK but from Nikola Tesla Croatian electritian. Most of electronics come from Končar (Croataia) and RIZ radio infrastructure Zagteb.

[@samuelpiovarci5974]

Production date codes on these Tesla ICs are VN = November 1987 and W3 = March 1988.

[@Sohave]

20:42 the only correct way to store magnetic tape, wind it around your belly!

[@danyf3116]

The floppy disk that he first showed, said there was bad sectors. I'd say if there was radiation around , all these single sided double density disks, are toast.

[@weedsm0ke]

Tesla was Czech Slovak electronic company

[@jirischleiss5912]

Guys, you probably know it, but Tesla was name of factory in Czech Republic, which was producing electronic components and also equipment such as some measurement tools or even radios etc.

[@MrHrusiak]

We have also Tesla fabric in my city in Slovakia the same company which make these "Micro" chips but its totaly different company then Musks Tesla.

[@malusmundus-9605]

Tesla isn't the company you think it is... the books they found with "Tesla" written on them aren't Elon Musks Tesla. Tesla was established far later.

[@Militarycollector07]

Take THE floppy disk with you and some stuff you can use so it dosent get destoryd

[@Chris-cf2kp]

13:55 that's a graph that represents radio wave dispersion, pretty sure

[@xelionizer]

1:30 "What a terrible apparatus!" xD LoL

[@jacktehgamer1]

@11:54 the floppy reads “Bad track” and is probably for storing songs.

[@rich7934]

Muffle furnace at 2 minutes is either a kiln for ceramics or heat treating oven for hardening metals

[@pokerinthefrontliqueurinth4971]

My guess is they turn over vehicles like that van to remove the engine so it falls out instead of having to lift it out.

[@raduorza883]

The nice find is this video! Cheers from Romania!

[@rftech1608]

5 1/2 floppy disk held 160kilobytes single density and double density held 360kb per disk. I used them back in 1988

[@ikitclaw7146]

The chips are interesting, if you look them up you get links to buy them for aviation.

[@enderbutter9297]

"what's this?" "a bus."

[@tonybundy8185]

1.2 MB or 720k on a 5.25 floppy. Older formats held even less.

[@rengurenge]

Yes please check out those old floppies and other material, you shouldn't get in troubles for that because those belonged to soviet union which doesn't exist anymore besides already so many years have passed and at this point it's historical relic.

[@luchackcadler1438]

That transformer coil, can pay your expedition expenses. Take it as long it's no longer radio active.

[@Xerowen]

5:00 i think it is art

[@harrythuo]

This is great! Watching from Thika, Kenya

[@italjahcorntrashroller]

Peace be with you in these trying times comrades.

[@italjahcorntrashroller]

So many perfect places to stuff a body.

[@italjahcorntrashroller]

"ART"

[@EzeePosseTV]

These video's are what I spend my Sunday evening watching here in Scotland!

[@ComedyKraze1]

I had a friend in bristol england whos name was igor he turned a range rover over on its side like that bus to fix it

[@danmason6116]

I can't believe that the guy ate that apple

[@oliverhel9629]

Love those blueprints you found!!!!

[@Donaldperson7]

My grandmother made those punch cards back in the 1970’s and 1980’s at some office and was called a key puncher job!

[@UndyingZombie]

I am both surprised and not at the same time.. The blueprints and film still being there.. I am not surprised due to how quickly they had to leave. But I am surprised no one came back to clear the stuff out. Either to collect or destroy it. Even after the USSR's collapse.

[@banjobear3867]

His solution for how to wind up the video tape was really really funny

[@vglmaster]

about 640 kb could be copyed on those floppy discs

[@roscoe454]

furnace for the dead... logic circuit alot like relay..the punch cards are programs for machines...the robots were probably made to inspect the radiation i have seen footage they tryed robots but they needed better shielding against the radiation....

[@steveschu]

It’s amazing that every piece of small copper and ancient electronics have been looted.

[@carolynhelgesson7520]

Makes me wonder if a parallel opened and the electricity may have caused everything to ho haywire! If they could go back through the parallel maybe things would go back the way they were. This place with all the beautiful trees etc was beautiful before this happened.

[@llary]

Is there any update on the VHS tape??? What a tease.

[@ebutuoycensorship8012]

These robot pictures were great.

[@aaronlayes4485]

Those transistors for computer repairs those were the days computers on breadboards fixed by hand those were the days.

[@mangu8s]

video tape is very fragile to dents. It shows only white snow if there are to many of them. Audio tape is more robust to dents, it can be played anyway.

[@chainsawsandgenerators9952]

i don't know if it's just me, but the only video i've seen worth while lately was the one when you went underground super sus

[@ALLGODSDIE]

There doing their best! Hang in there ..they will be back at it..there's conflict between Ukraine and Russia at the moment..

[@rengurenge]

@@ALLGODSDIE Nothing in news about it

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

I just know you didn't just leave those unopened vodka and copper there lol

[@sammerritt730]

The first chip is a hex inverter and the big one is a microprocessor

[@Doubledonky]

Biggest underground bunker ever near that place makes sense all the critical military power radar

[@fullraph]

That furnace in the begining of the video, it look like a cremation oven lol

[@____.__._.._]

Kreosan, be sure to celan and read those tapes and floppy disks. As always, thanks for sharing a great exploration vid with us

[@gfr2023]

5:20 it's a komatsu underwater dozer 😲 it works like a radio controlled submarine

[@tomacco3k]

Thank you for this very entertaining video. I start to like the new guy with the scarf, he seems to know his way around.

[@mactech8167]

Wow 3 and a quarter disk!!

[@SeeFreeTV]

2:27 I think the bus is turned over because the driver had too much vodka.

[@hpod3sx]

I recently try to fix my mom old blender and it has TESLA microchip inside too so...

[@hpod3sx]

@@pokermagnat Yeah, maybe he will agree to put one of Tesla car electric motors into my mom old blender...

[@janjorissportel3727]

Please don’t touch anything as it’s nothing. Respect and preserve.

[@alexh3974]

Probbly tipped over to access the big parts like the axles and other car parts.

[@memeticsoup13]

180kb on each side of the floppy discs

[@Musicmaddnes]

You can use a floppy drive with you phone. You need special drive and adapters.

[@bigskyhobbycorner603]

Tesla electronics in the 1970s was used as broadcasting equipment

[@dirtsquirter8568]

The bus was turned over by angry raccoons. In protest of radiation

[@anuradhapriyankara5226]

Finally a video worth watching!