INCREDIBLE WATER VEHICLES THAT ARE ON ANOTHER LEVEL

[@Eofsoh]

The best part about tech zone is he doesn't clickbait

[@QueenDaenerysTargaryen]

Very well. 👍🐉🐲🐉

[@robertpickett6741]

Super cool 👍🏻😎

[@kimoverstreet9014]

This is Frickin Awesome

[@tomwill313]

With 12 tons of lithium batteries I dare someone to call that boat “green”

[@owenjohn1192]

not to mention the Fibre glass production, and the inefficient solar panels.

[@rs232killer]

And then just for fun, to celebrate the green-ness of it all, the crew decides to release a bunch of toxic combustion products into the air 1:54.

[@ryanhunt4893]

@@owenjohn1192 not to mention the toxic chemicals needed to make those solar panels. The chemicals are 3 times worse than nuclear waste.

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

@@ryanhunt4893 I’d like to see the facts personally on the comparison, but I do believe the toxic byproducts part.

[@mikedunham7220]

Its green

[@Chompchompyerded]

Watercraft from Switzerland?! The country's land locked!

[@Oldlady72]

They have lakes

[@borenhu2509]

The emergence of such water and underwater vehicles shows the rapid development of the era of science and technology. Technology has changed our life and our way of entertainment. There were diving suits and oxygen tanks before, but the emergence of this product can make us see the underwater world more safely.

[@genericname3685]

He is embarking on a legendary journey to unzip the world. Wow

[@kartikeypatel7426]

Well information. Good show. Well information.

[@kentgladden4316]

That electric surfboard is a no-brainer for beach lifeguard stations.

[@keithsmith8525]

I've done the underwater bike,it was amazing!

[@swordoflight7789]

Brand new technology. Jet ski and boat. Be in Awe

[@rooztv79132]

Woo so cool 😀😀😀

[@анатолийновиков-ж8д]

Жив побудительный исток/ В запасе должен быть глоток!

[@Datsamoutful]

So basically the only thing the solar powered ship is good for, is transporting its own solar panels and batteries from one place to another.

[@wotviewer]

hence in the last decade it retains the "world record"

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

@@wotviewer lmao

[@misteryman526]

Could be worse. Could just be a normal boat with a giant fiberglass zipper stuck on top.

[@inlangford]

12k for that powered surfboard? Rather get 2 Jetskis!

[@mickcarson8504]

I had that idea back in '79 when I built model boats as RC hobby and fitted one yacht with 100 small selenium sulfide solar cells from Tandy Electronics. They worked well with a 3V battery motor. Who would have thought that 40 years later they'd be running big boats?

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

GOOD FOR YOU!!! Maybe you should pull forward some of the other things you figured out back then!!! ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE, and it's usually the simplicity of seeing it as a child and/or looking at something from a practical and/or simplistic standpoint usually of young adults or older generations who always keep some of that youthfulness and/or the idea that it is possible open in their minds who come up with the best inventions. Some of what the military and best inventers have figured out in various ways is that when you tell someone/s something cannot "scientifically" be made or add on too many have tried and failed it is dang near impossible for a scientific group to accomplish the whatever if not impossible, yet if they didn't say anything negative towards a project it almost always gets completed very successfully. The military conducted a study way back. The benefit of youth is, you either don't know no one has been able to figure something out, or the way you wire something "shouldn't" work, etc. then more often than not youth or ignorance of something, can figure something out given the proper supplies.

[@Tastewithnewdrinks]

Awesome

[@steveddavis]

On the Spymaster MiniSub the air does NOT come from a hose on the ship, it comes from the tank on the front of the sub. Breathing and depth control use the same tank. The "hose" you see in the video is NOT a hose; it is a rope, meant to keep people from wandering off. If you privately own one, you can use it untethered.

[@smokedbrisket3033]

was going to say the same thing. wow, hard to believe how badly the narrator muffed that one.

[@biguprochester]

Hate to say it but that’s fairly obvious bud.

[@steveddavis]

@@biguprochester I'm a Master of the Obvious!

[@ILoveTheGreyScale]

I have to add that the depth is not being controlled by the air tank entirely, in addition the rope is tied to a flotation device keeping their depth at the length of the rope.

[@Lonewolf0161]

These were seen on SeaQuest DSV series back in the 80s.

[@johnny5fingers0966]

The water bus would be a lot of fun in the New York, New Jersey area.

[@rjung_ch]

Turanor, Wokart, just love them smart Swiss people :-)

[@privatesector0422]

Thank you for all the good information and not just repeatedly saying several about everything like you normally do.

[@barryduncan9913]

Good boat!

[@qualitylifestyle8027]

Thank you dear for sharing your new inventions 👍🔔❤️👀🙏

[@lvstreeter]

Wow 😮

[@eangcolldaisy5641]

i like while hala 😍👍👍

[@colinturner4158]

Loved the wallaha house boat the carver looks fun

[@carsnoww]

nice video

[@mrlaocee]

WOAH! COOL!!

[@haideralikhannaroo1670]

that zipper ship reminded me of an honorable top gangsta Bruno bucciarati, may his soul keep sailing on the clouds..

[@scrp6638]

Arrivederci, Bucciarati.

[@JpLabs1981]

Sharks seeing that personal submarine: wow, the sausages come with a toy now.

[@ETHRON1]

Or... shat, the sea horse are mechanized now..

[@notgonnaduit6315]

The happy meal is in the toy😂

[@victorhoe2321]

WALHALLA looks like a souped up narrow boat for UK's canal cruising.

[@CrusaderSports250]

And at the heady speed of five miles an hour!! 😊.

[@Youareright-cv2qp]

Thanks for coming my life...

[@kdrapertrucker]

Put a round turret on top and it would look like a river ironclad right out of the U.S. Civil War.

[@lesvoyagesdelouis6574]

Joli !!!

[@oneshotme]

Really like that Walhalla till I re seen the out side LOL Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@emmasatherley3324]

Valhalla, a Norse Mythology name. But the couple choose Walhalla.

[@thebluestig2654]

Walhalla looks like it came from the Highlander TV series, the houseboat/barge owned by Duncan MacLeod when he lived in Paris. It doesn't look like anything from James Bond at all.

[@karankshetrapal]

Another great video man. How do u get so many amazing footage without copyright issue

[@hazeleyedsoul3282]

I like the Carver and WoKart

[@Chakra_Bliss_Energy]

I love the Walhalla houseboat! But I owned a nice single-wide trailer once that was longer and 1/8th the price of the boat!

[@johnclapperton5556]

she is also a standard narrowboat like thousands on the canal system of Britain.

[@Chakra_Bliss_Energy]

@@johnclapperton5556 Am ignornat on those boats over there. Just looke 'em up. I like the mooring fees! Better than a single-wide.

[@redlioness6627]

I used to build narrowboats.

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?

[@CrusaderSports250]

Not quite sure as to the relevance to the post but it was a very funny episode and one I have watched on many occasions, as was most of the series, not sure the trendy offence police would let them make it today mores the pity.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Lol, some of these creative "geniuses" should just keep their ideas in their head.

[@joesmith4222]

The thumbnail looks like a modern day long boat drawn up the canal by a horse.

[@knotkool1]

8 vehicles. the wahala is the only one that is not a waste of time and resources.

[@lavender-rosefox8817]

7:25 that boat would be great for the RNLI as it would make a great inshore life boat

[@largemarge1603]

02:31 I could be wrong... is 'knots' shorthand for 'nautical miles per hour'? Does 'knots per hour' invite criticism of any other material in this series of press-releases?

[@largemarge1603]

07:13 "... and accelerate to 57mph in less than two minutes...'

[@bob_._.]

When you're talking about watercraft it's not aerodynamics that make them fast, it's hydrodynamics. They're both fluid dynamics but deal with very different mediums.

[@i_smoke_ghosts]

i concur doctor that is indeed correct.

[@sumatralex250]

Tracing the evolutions of these products seems intriguing especially through the latest or all-time popular movies. This may help explore various needs or potentials of the time.

[@michaelbrinks8089]

10:00 A lot of room on top for solar panels on the canal boat.

[@deathcabforcutie3889]

"Water Vehicles"? You mean BOATS!

[@davidwelch6796]

The Himoko water bus looks almost exactly like Dan Dare's (Pilot of the Future) spaceship Anastasia, as seen in the UK boys comic The Eagle over 50 years ago.

[@blancaflores8383]

I love weird

[@CrusaderSports250]

The water bus just looked wonderful, very similar to the Russian ferries, they were also very Dan Dare complete with fins, also liked the zipper, just so bannanas. 😊.

[@gabrielmcail6813]

Doesn't look like it at all wtf are you even talking about

[@MrFootball912]

I also love weird

[@bloodandcarnage]

That last boat, the ferrie boat, looks like the old russian hydrofoil ferrie boats. for the 60s/70s

[@MrMee322]

It definitely does look like Kometa from the 80s.

[@CrusaderSports250]

@@MrMee322 and they looked so cool.

[@MrMee322]

@@CrusaderSports250 I know. I used to ride on them. Felt like a water bus. They were so futuristic back then.

[@visionlightlab6094]

quit watching at zipper ship, had to see if toast was ready more importantly.....

[@toys2work]

The 69 foot Walhalla houseboat looks like the best deal. I think one could find a 40 footer shell fishing boat or something and add some kind of fiberglass shell to cover it. But where to moor/park it. 69 feet is way too much to deal with. There was a FREE 40 foot fiberglass shell sailboat (unfinished project ) near Vancouver in 2019 that would have been great for some similar conversion use. I also love the surfboard idea but can't figure out the $12,000 price. I had an older windsurf board which I cut in half since I gave up on the idea of using it and i have a battery motor so maybe I could jimmy something out of it...but not fast.:)

[@Mocking69]

さまざまな水上船に秀樹感激Goodです=3 特に個人レジャーが楽しめるのんがどえれ～ええの～♪

[@perfectleveladventurefishi619]

holy cow

[@brianjennings8538]

The personal submarines make the users look like they have shrunken heads!

[@f87115]

I want that board woooo the no fat people board :)

[@MrFootball912]

This seems coll

[@анатолийновиков-ж8д]

Жив побудительный исток/ Взалкать спасительный глоток.

[@thorzyan]

I guarantee you the RHIB with the tracks has constant maintenance issues. Only a military could afford something so difficult to keep operational

[@JeffDeWitt]

I can see the guys in Cussler's Oregon Files books using one of these.

[@simulatedreality4865]

Seeing fish in our world we put them in a tank, wanna see fish 🐠 in their world we go in a tank

[@bling1634]

Those different ship were pretty cool

[@fodank]

3:01 That's not a submarine. It is, at best, a motorised dive suit.

[@brettleisy356]

the solar ship with that MASSIVE spread of panels is just ridiculous as there are yachts that do the same thing without being so crazy with panels. look up Silent 60 and Silent 80. those guys could have went across in luxury. shows what 10 years can do in relatively early technology.

[@eligbuefelix7988]

First comment😀

[@artrik69420]

Nobody cares

[@rossisebastiano4027]

❤️

[@srelden]

You've seen the Clipper... and now you've seen the Zipper.

[@kenrobison9528]

12 ton of batteries to go 10 knots? That sucks. What a waste.

[@kabacheouiza3566]

the walhalla of highlander

[@soupyconch9870]

2:16 - 2:30 am i crazy or is that clock tower photo shopped in?

[@ralphhubbell]

It's amazing how much money idiots will spend on gadgets that are worthless.

[@unoriginalegg9899]

I can’t lie tho, 20k for a boat house? No a bad deal considering it’s unique design

[@onlineearner4669]

@@unoriginalegg9899 The boat Walhalla? At 4:49 "It was valued at $220k" so I'm not sure which boat house you're talking about

[@unoriginalegg9899]

@@onlineearner4669 Yeah I heard it wrong

[@onlineearner4669]

@@unoriginalegg9899 I wish it was only $20k lol

[@unoriginalegg9899]

@@onlineearner4669 Same. But an rv for that price would be same size, so it’s not too bad, especially for a custom order

[@DrLeroyGreen]

93 tons of Lithium Ion batteries

[@Timzart7]

Instead of cutting through the water, zipperboat was plowing through it.

[@hardyanpajero69]

👍😎🍺🍩

[@ThorsonWiles]

You really either need to read the description of the SpyMaster Mini Submarine, or look at the video. The air supply is not pumped through a tube from the surface, and the depth is not controlled by a tank. The video shows a rope to the surface, and a SCUBA tank providing air.

[@gordonrobertson4125]

The rope is attached to a buoy which allows the tour operator to see where the mini subs are. It may also limit the depth the sub can dive to, protecting the user.

[@andyanderson4604]

I am glad I watched this to verify that mankind is ignorant of what’s heading our way.

[@farmerjoe2103]

What's headed our way ?

[@benjaminvoncannonn6378]

Silver surfer lived

[@kabacheouiza3566]

the wokart when i drew it for my teacher in 1980 he laughed at me ....

[@daviddavidson2111]

Looks like a dodgem for the water.

[@haroldmcbroom7807]

The last one was my favorite. People talk about the "future of mankind", but what makes any future for humanity intangible, is what they never mention when the topic is in discussion, and that's the hefty price that comes with it, for which most of us can never afford. I don't see myself paying $18 for a ride in something that simply looks "different" than anything we've seen before. Is that what makes things "futuristic", the fact that we haven't seen it before, and if that's the case, surely something from the past for which we've never seen, would look just as "futuristic". I doubt we really understand the concept of "progress", and would we recognize the future if we were to see it? Those back in the Roman days had no ideal they were living in the past, any more than those today realize we are no different than they, so what then is the "future", but just another empty promise to line their pockets with wealth, as they enjoy the "present" for as long as their hearts remain beating, then they go to the graves to join the ancients before them, and to be judged by the Word of God.

[@teddropstone5962]

$220k for Walhalla? Take my money!

[@TrevorDennis100]

Every one of the people in the yellow mini submarines looked scared shitless. They were convinced that the water bubbling up under their chins was going to keep rising up and drown them. I'd just as soon trust my life to one of those as I would fly in a Australian sheep farmer's Robinson R44 helicopter.

[@emmasatherley3324]

At 1.45 I thought that was Julian Assange.

[@maddy6264]

Soo cool

[@kentonkirkpatrick5225]

The boat with the solar-cells should have two of its platforms hinged at the front so when conditions are right, the rear could be raised to catch the wind (from behind) for extra propulsion.

[@txgunguy2766]

The Wahalla is obviously nothing more than a wide beam narrowboat. Not at all uncommon in England.

[@johnnyrebgower9183]

Dude that will holla houseboat my wife and I like that we wish we can get us one but we live in the US but that would be kind of cool especially the state we live in we would love to have that but that's Anita's boat we've ever seen thanks

[@ranibro]

The video already starts with a jojo reference

[@scrp6638]

STICKY FINGAHS

[@tallll70]

12k, what?... can get very nice Sea-Doo for that

[@VTPSTTU]

All of these are cute in their own way. The ones that would interest me would be the Walhalla house boat and the WoKart. I could see either of those being a great deal of fun. The iguana pro interceptor rib doesn't seem to be designed for civilian use, and while the amphibious qualities are cute, I can't see them being worth the money. The water bus is also interesting. I would love to rent out one of these to do a photo shoot.

[@Artsxz]

The term “knot”, in reference to currents, is defined as one nautical mile per hour, so no need to say “knots per hour “ its redundant.

[@raticide4you]

exactly, but the same goes for the speed of a vessel. "Knots per hour" there sounds very unprofessional too as a knot is already a nautical mile per hour.

[@MarketMonkey2]

The zipper ship would be sick to jump off the zipper part

[@william_l1523]

Unless its moving

[@just8310]

A solar boat that goes 10 miles an hour that's ginormous and weighs literally tons I don't think that's productive

[@joseantoniolago5857]

Not to mention, all the fossil fuel that it's needed to mined all the lithium for the batteries, and AND! also to build all those solar panels.

[@unoriginalegg9899]

@@joseantoniolago5857 Exactly

[@notgonnaduit6315]

Solar reality ain't pretty.

[@SteveST-hl7nt]

Many tide currents run faster than 10 mph. So it has an auto reverse built in.

[@ioGames-hm6sg]

cool

[@Baerchenization]

Pro tip: if you don't angle your solar panels towards the sun, you lose 30% of the energy right off the bat...

[@earlgreystoke3324]

"12 tons of lithium ion batteries...allows the vessel to reach 10 miles per hour..." Why not just use wind power...the old fashioned way...?

[@vondahe]

The Walhalla was cool but I expected it to be submersible. Otherwise the design makes no sense. Or do they grow mushrooms in there? Also, imagine that thing on a warm summer day (and even England has those on occasion). You would cook inside! Apart from that, 220K USD is a bargain

[@ArfurFaulkesHake]

The Walhalla is a modified barge thats why it looks the way it looks. It wasn't built from the ground up to be lived in, but to transport goods via canal.

[@jay1st1st]

the last is a Moncalamari cruiser !!!

[@christy76840]

The sad difference between the US and Japan is Japan makes boats like that for their citizens and the US makes it for themselves only.

[@rob9110]

the personal dive thingy - what happens to your air supply and your life if the thing flips over for any reason?