Inside the Mighty Thistlegorm (Trucks & Bikes)

[@AdventuresofanoldSeadog]

Nice video. Dived it many times back in the day.

[@bighulkingwar_machine1123]

Someone snatched that radiator cap

[@notsure8041]

What a bummer all those bikes

[@edtherockhound9944]

Absolutely amazing wow really takes you back in time

[@edtherockhound9944]

The music was perfect for the video

[@codyking4848]

All these years later, and they say all the radiators are still full on those vehicles

[@DrFrankensteam]

I wonder if there is still air in the tires....

[@TheDuchessWellington]

great eerie video

[@paulcorreia6742]

Definitely another world, check out the bay of ronto, 80+miles off fort myers beach, great spear fishing, also, the dry tortugas, is a mind blower !°

[@HinoTony]

Praise indeed, thank you

[@Cody-zd2ye]

Like a scene from alien haunting to say the least

[@AnotherIcicle]

Wow! I'm impressed :-)

[@thomassteenburg7220]

unreal--awesome!!

[@sayittrue9570]

I dove her 3 weeks ago.bloody sure I saw that same fish.

[@waltv3984]

So sad they ended up in the sea this machines a basically history with wheels

[@divexplore21]

Awesome video!🤙💦

[@arnabkumardey6604]

Still tyres are in good condition

[@andreasmeier6605]

Very good video, which camera is it and which conponents u using for it? Redfilter? Domeport or anything?

[@HinoTony]

Andreas Meier Hi Andreas - filmed with Gopro Hero3 black in a 60m case. No filtering but approx 8000 lumen video light (home made). Thanks for the comments. T

[@andreasmeier6605]

HinoTony ok thats the insane Lumen...:D i had only 2000 on zenobia with stupid spot in the middle with hero 4 silver, the Video looks not good in the dark, ok i need more light.

[@HinoTony]

Andreas Meier always choose a "flood" type light for video. If your light has a "hot spot" the csmera will set its exposure to the brightest area leaving everything else under exposed.

[@andreasmeier6605]

HinoTony yes, thats the Problem, i used the Thorfire S1 flashlight...This is my Video, its my first Video i cutted in 30 Minutes ...:DD-> kzbin.info/door/eJCFUR5ZpsilDkF4kyL8GA?view_as=subscriber

[@joeschlotthauer840]

1:29, wasn't expecting anything to be written on the windshield...

[@terenceglasgow9806]

Wow fantastic quality! What Camera did you film this with?

[@HinoTony]

Gopro3 black with plenty of light

[@terenceglasgow9806]

GP3 Black! Wow thats really good quality!! I used a GP4 Black back in November on the Thistlegorm, only had twin 2600Lumen Lamps though!. Just purchased a pair of 5000 Lumen Weefine Lamps so hopefully ill get something close to your Video quality when I'm back there in June armed with GP4 and 7 Black :-)

[@michaelpass2176]

What type of treasure are we looking for?The diver is pretty good not making cloud storm.what type of bout are on.

[@HinoTony]

It’s look but don’t take on the Thistlegorm (nowadays anyway). Trip was on a day boat out of Sharm

[@HinoTony]

The boat was the ‘Wind K’ chartered by Wreck Adventures

[@iciclediver]

I need this music Tony and I keep forgetting where you got it from, can you send a link or its name

[@HinoTony]

Its referenced at the end of the video, look on Freemusicarchive.com and search for "cylinder 7"

[@HinoTony]

Oops that should be Freemusicarchive.org

[@ryan2ride]

First liquid cooled BSA.

[@jamescherry2082]

If you're a diver what's not too like.👌

[@iciclediver]

Shit Tony - that is really really good

[@fagnerl.pinheiro1935]

As imagens são realmente lindas. Congrats!

[@tonyputnam6110]

Truck wreaks

[@madmanmechanic8847]

Something is freaking me out if you looks towards the end of the video there is air bubbles coming from something from the ship and its not a diver? How in the hell could there be anything in the ship to let out steady air bubbles and its not a diver. Any air would of been gone a long time ago

[@alaincaspar2148]

Divers bellow

[@madmanmechanic8847]

@@alaincaspar2148 You need to look again . At 3:43 to the left you can clearly see a steady stream of air bubbles coming out of which seems to be some kind of plumbing from the ship . That impossible for over 80 years ago all air would of been displaced in the ship probably in the 50s . It is coming from the ship there are no divers its small steady stream of bubbles how in the hell could there be any pockets of air in a ship that rusted out ?

[@alaincaspar2148]

@@madmanmechanic8847 Once again it is divers below. It happens on many wrecks when you dive. I have to admit it is a bit impressive and you can start to make a movie in your head, but it is only divers below. You don't see them because they are somewhere inside the ship or bellow a deck but they are bellow. Their bubbles catch the ceiling of where they are and have to find a way up,. That's is pretty easy on a wreck because with time it is full of holes...

[@madmanmechanic8847]

@@alaincaspar2148 I got my cert for diving years ago I know the difference from exhaling bubbles from a regulator and a slow leak from plumbing . Bubbles from divers are not going to be steady you will see bubbles only when they exhale and not a steady stream. If you look at the surroundings its a small area there is no opening for any bubbles to come up. If you look clearly and I mean really take a good look the fitting on that is letting out a stead stream of air and it is clearly small bubbles . Sorry Dude but a regulator doesn't work that way you in hale no bubbles you exhale you will see very large bubbles from the volume of the lung volume of the diver . I stand my ground . There is still air escaping from some where from the ship after 80s years

[@pippastone6018]

Music spoils it