U-Boat Ambient Sound (Diesel Engines) 10 Hours

U-Boat diesel engine sound. Cruising at standard ahead speed for 10 hours...with water swoosh and foam. Sampled from Silent Hunter III... Enjoy.

[@BadPennyB17]

I wish there was a way of listening to this while napping and sleeping, and being able to set the wake-up time to the "Alllarrm!" ::grins::

[@user-CB69]

You can absolutely do that, get mp3 for both and play the uboat ambient sound for however long you like by putting on repeat or just download his whole vid in mp3 and then, download the Alarm!! Mp3 and set that as your Alarm.

[@dextergordon6466]

I did this myself. Best decision of my life. ​@@user-CB69

[@HyperMAX9001]

There's nothing better than to fall asleep with sound of those old diesels.

[@Thulean1]

@Sleeping ?

[@jakubtreska5164]

Nejlepší pohlazení po duši pro Čecha😹

[@ccsteamer]

Yes, music to my ears💪

[@crazymage9636]

I plug all the drains in my house and turn the taps on and run a hose from my exhaust on my diesel ute to inside my house, close all the windows and go to sleep on the cold kitchen floor with the thinnest pillow and blanket i can find while listening to this at max volume. So relaxing!

[@Honzishek]

tyvole napadlo by me deset tisic veci pri kterych je lepsi usinat, nicmene co clovek to chut . :O :D . je pravda ze po par minutach se to cloveku pekne vryje do hlavy

[@robertkelsey8665]

Awesome sound sleep like a baby to it.... Yavol mein capitain

[@henryfontaine8624]

"Flugzeug im Anflug,170 Grad" "ALAAAARRM"

[@SamuelKoepke-r3o]

The Bay of Biscay Experience.

[@samanli-tw3id]

Theresa's nothing more beautiful than a submarine. And sailing ships. Nothing like the lines of a sailing ship. I had sailed with a three-mast schooner. Wonderful ship! With holds that are as big as churches!

[@Galvan198]

"A Cathedral"

[@RLam-se6em]

The captain of the real U-96, Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock, actually did serve on the sailing ship Horst Wessel prior to the war, giving him invaluable experience that undoubtedly served him well during WWII.

[@AremStefaniaK]

i love these crewmates who thinks the best broad is a broadside arrrrr

[@bertilliozephyrsgate6196]

About forty years ago I visited the display battleship U.S.S. Alabama in Mobile harbor. It was nice, but I wasn't too impressed; I knew generally life on a U.S. battleship was pretty cushy and safe. Right next to it was the World War II sub U.S.S. Drum. Went aboard that, and it was love at first sight. Those were fightin' men who crewed that kind of ship!

[@WildBillCox13]

Thanks for posting this. I now use it for White Noise when I sleep. Diesel-Electric propulsion was made to soothe crewmen to sleep. I wouldn't want to be in the engine room while those big diesels were running, but, anywhere else on the boat (or ship) the noise and vibration would dim to a comfortable burr. As mysterious as the ocean is, there's a lot less of it to hide in than we usually think. The Typ VIIC/40 had a safe operating depth of around 660' / 200m (theoretical maximum is 825' / 250m) and a crush depth of 920-1010'' / 280-375m. Since the average depth of the ocean is 3300' / 1000m there was usually a lot of water under the keel. Today's nuclear subs can go deeper with relative safety, but it still does it in the upper layer of the water column; nothing capable of reaching the real depths of the abyss (8000m and below) has anything like a WW2 submarine's speed or endurance above, or below, the waves. Deep Diving ROVs creep along at a naut or two. Submarines cruise the top 300m / 1000' of their medium, unlike aircraft, which can easily top 3000m without special equipment and as much as 20, 000m with high altitude engines (supercharged piston or turbojets/turbofans). A plane is much faster and has a LOT more room to move around in its designed medium than a submarine does. The sub, on the other hand, is much slower, but a LOT harder to see with the naked eye. Strange to me that Airplane Listening Devices are too uncertain and imprecise to make them worthwhile for either locating or illuminating planes , while submarine listening devices (i.e.: SoNAR and Hydrophones) use sound as the main way to detect and illuminate submarines*. 1) Approximations derived from Uboat.net data and discussions. *With apologies to you Sonobouy Dropping, MAD reading, maritime patrol crews.

[@WildBillCox13]

Then there's this:"E: Max Depth Posted by: Rainer Bruns () Date: June 22, 2000 02:13AM On Jan.30,43 U-175 plunged to a depth of 310m after DC attack by a Catalina before surfacing without control at 12/08N 20/30W. After returning to Lorient (despite extreme damage), the "Druckmesser" (pressure gauge) checked out correctly since the "Tiefenmesser" (depth gauge) was off the scale. Incredibly abt 3 1/2 months later on Apr.17 it reached a depth of 320m during a DC pursuit by USCC Spencer before surfacing and its subsequent destruction by gunfire. Two surviving Zentralmaate verified the pressure on the "Druckmesser". The Cdr. and 12 others were killed in this action, 41 survived. That puts both dives slightly in excess of 1000'. RB"

[@reallifetv7018]

Thank you for posting so much information 😊

[@cfrefrigeracao7320]

Obrigado

[@FitzAF]

Now that's a lot of info, my dude, thanks for sharing! And if I may, I have a little piece of knowledge too, to share. The reason why Sonar and Hydros are real accurate compared to listening devices for planes, on the other hand, is I think because of the matter of their designed medium. Water is almost like air in fluidity, but pretty close to being a solid as well in terms of carrying soundwaves. So a Sonar ping would be really effective in going along the depths, but not to the skies. Which is why radars are better against aircraft, and with the advancements made over the years, have become really good as well.

[@mechanicman8687]

I call bullshit

[@jphil-mk8bw]

Ah the classic SH3 diesel sound

[@Jointanatomy]

i have listened to a waterfall on YT for 4 years now falling asleep. This is even better! Thank you!

[@Alex-rw9bd]

ALARMMMMM !!!!!!!!

[@MentalParadox]

*guy runs out of toilet, pants still down*

[@o484]

FLUTEN!!!

[@WintonMc]

"Eins los, zwei los....", then I woke up with a start.

[@DavidSmith-fs6pi]

U-Boat noises are so relaxing

[@drawingstars1831]

such a beautiful sound the perfect sound for an engine in my opinion if i had an electric car id still play this just to let people appreciate the noise of a diesel engin

[@Captain_Frank_Abagnale]

Das ist Thomsen! THOOOOOMMMMMSEEEEEEENNNNNN!!!!!

[@reallifetv7018]

Gute Fahrt, ihr Höllenhunde 👍

[@timkamutzki2796]

Gute Jagt, ihr Himmelhunde.

[@BMSMusic1]

the sound like the boat running half speed or ahead full (10-14 knt) based on my experience as commander u-54 sh 3 😌....

[@AremStefaniaK]

best wakeup ever: the sound of a goddamn TORPEDO hits your crew cabin below the waterline at 3am and youll be late to get to the other side of the quickly closing reinforced hull section door to cut out that -2 celsius freezing seawater that bursts in and youre already knee deep in. Makes you really think about bad mornings and hell might just go back to bed instead of waking up

[@davidrudolph2825]

Music to my ears! They built them good in Germany!

[@llanamejia]

David Rudolph They still do

[@Edvard.Munchkin]

Everything is built brilliantly in Germany, anything you buy manufactured in Germany is rugged, reliable and dependable

[@Edvard.Munchkin]

@THIS is moug me duro I disagree Doug Demuro, any of those I've owned have been fine

[@Edvard.Munchkin]

@THIS is moug me duro Maybe so mister me duro de muro Doug moug

[@Edvard.Munchkin]

@THIS is moug me duro 😂😂😂😂 awh diddums is the little baba upset awwwhhhh come here and I'll give you your bawbaw

[@allybally0021]

Excellent. MAN diesels. Augsburg!

[@j.albertogratacos2076]

Now if I can only find a diesel scented candle...

[@LtLeslie1]

Perfect Lullaby for the L.I.

[@ramonworden4844]

There should be a klaxon alarm at the end. Battle stations! Dive! Dive! And not back under the blankets!

[@Afghanen]

Remember to press repeat on this one!

[@paolostaderini4455]

simpatico

[@Riys-hp8jx]

Wonderbar🎉😴

[@ramonworden4844]

lmao I never realized the submariners slept so well. This is good for sleep . Who needs all those sounds of nature?

[@falke_blade9341]

ALARM!!!!!

[@wolfviperepicdude]

*Ringing bell*

[@ervanaugusto791]

watch out for those depth charge

[@Straswa]

Great sounds!

[@rein1705]

"alle Dieselmotoren im Voraus Standard."

[@wolfviperepicdude]

"Yes sir, Ahead Standard"

[@raphaeltilllard7346]

i wish ave a u boat just for me :) ill will be gratefull :)!

[@jakubkruk]

Raphaël Tilllard, well, if you can first afford to build one like this. Remember, these Type VII submarines, although over 700 were built, almost all of them were destroyed, except one, the U995, but her engines have been deactivated permanently, as she is now a museum in Laboe. And secondly, if you can afford to maintain that U-boat. Type VII U-boats were 67 meters in length and had a beam of 5 meters, and the batteries for their electric motors had to be replaced *annually*, so maintaining such a U-boat isn't as easy as you think, but, I do respect your dreams, as I myself am a U-boat fan, so I hope that one day you can afford to build a full-scale Diesel-electric replica of a Type VII U-boat.

[@ccsteamer]

Good sounds 😎👍

[@dannygjk]

That sound is from Silent Hunter 3 - a game which I used to play but I need to get another copy.

[@cirno9356]

well it should be on steam and gog probably

[@dannygjk]

@@cirno9356 I finally got it again from Ubisoft. :)

[@wolfviperepicdude]

Silent Hunter III Still a fun game to play, Until you are constantly Harassed by Short Sunderlands. But hay at least thay give you extra cash in your paychecks 🤷‍♂️

[@dannygjk]

@@wolfviperepicdude One thing I started doing was travelling on the surface mostly during daylight. At least then my crew had a chance to spot them. I also used to play in my room using only a red light so I could more easily spot ships at night (in the game) because then just as in real life my night vision was better. Also during daylight in the game I would occasionally search the sky with the binocular. That way sometimes I would spot aircraft before my crew did.

[@Todkgdigxkgxk]

I really felt like I was In a U-boat 🔈😴⛴

[@XCI5ION]

OMG WHY HAVENT I FOUND THIS EARLIER IN LIFE

[@jimmurphy4421]

I do my homework to this

[@szn1253]

Thats actually a Good idea. Sadly i dropped out

[@likantrophos]

I like it.TY

[@eatingsoundsasmr]

Great for sleeping

[@boaznmoasta8374]

Nice ;-)

[@jamielacourse7578]

...kiindly refrain from dropping any "wasserbombs" on me while I'm sleeping......

[@Buk-M64]

the Sound Of Moving toward the American navy fleet

[@electricfenrir0239]

Kriegsschiff! Lager 120!

[@wolfviperepicdude]

ALARM! Kriegsschiff gesichtet Lager Ein Zwei Null!

[@theprostotaken2214]

Amazing.

[@TheRealDoctorBonkus]

Ah, yes. This is soothing, lol. I guess this helps for the veterans who got used to the sound of this monster of a diesel engine pounding away.

[@tomcat8316]

The typ. 7 had two man 6 cyl. engines. American underseabootn had 4 nine cyl. 18 piston Fairbanks engines. yes that's right each engine had 9 cylinders with 18 pistons

[@dannygjk]

@@tomcat8316 Hmmm how is that relevant to the op's comment?

[@tomcat8316]

@@dannygjk ears ARE EYES.

[@ricardovillaran9968]

A POPA JOHANN !!

[@benoitnadeau5845]

Can we get a 10h panzer division diesel engine ASMR recorded from inside a baguette bakery in Paris?

[@Derwarmebringer]

New message received.

[@danwat1234]

Is it just me or does the sound briefly get dirty/gap sometimes? From using software to repeat the sound maybe. Or maybe it's my computer being slow

[@nikolaospeterson2495]

Got anything with twin (or more) TURBOCHARGED marine diesel (medium to large sie) engines as ambient sound? Thanks

[@Alex-rw9bd]

DAs boot

[@fergal2424]

Reading Das Boot

[@reallifetv7018]

Does somone know wich engine/nation/type this is ?

[@cleekmaker00]

Type VIIc U-Boat, two MAN AG, 6-cylinder, 4-stroke M6V 40/46 diesel engines, giv 2,100 to 2,310 brake horsepower @ 470 to 485 rpm.

[@FoxWolfWorld]

Reminds me of my time as Chief Engineer on a U-Boat in the Kreigsmarine

[@bakist5540]

They should add sound of sailors inside walkig around along with music from the era thdn this would be awesome

[@GruntyGame]

6:00:00 Diesel boat noises

[@JimmyS.25]

Alaaaarm

[@marias.8781]

Nach 2 min. ist mein Baby eingeschlafen. Was das wohl über seine Seetüchtigkeit aussagt😅

[@rooftopvoter3015]

How do we know this is actually an engine on a U boat?

[@mingo1990]

Und was sprechen die Diesel Johan?

[@pzlstheshow9357]

Die Diesel sind zufrieden Herr Kaleun

[@mingo1990]

Sehr Gut Johan….Anlauf begint!

[@AlexS-tg9on]

Can you really fall asleep to this? You guys are nuts

[@dannygjk]

I do I use it often to help me fall asleep.

[@Dragoon876]

It's a lot more relaxing than the insufferable ringing of my tinnitus I'll tell you.

[@guitardoc100]

10 Std ??????? Das muss das Boot abkönnen....................

[@henriproos]

Flugzeug gesichte! lage 178, große entfernung.

[@SeafireM]

my wife says the children are behaving like rascals!

[@mrJames-hi8ni]

I'm so proud of them.

[@wolfviperepicdude]

@LawnMowerBiggie You did not get the reference 🤦‍♂️

[@sinisabalentovic9617]

Germaniawerft kapselgeblase

[@mostirrational]

Grampus, anyone?

[@jasinzombie6306]

hmmm and its said that these subs are much quieter the the nuclear power subs

[@dannygjk]

While the sub is submerged it is running on batteries. Then it is quiet.

[@flashgordon3715]

Yup, what Dan said, diesel turns off under water, they are hybrid, like a Prius.

[@Delta_3VIII]

@@flashgordon3715 but in fucking Cool and Awsome

[@NoName-vz7qk]

Is the picture of the sinking boat supposed to be relaxing?

[@Jkwaq]

Aai Gree It's not sinking what are you talking about..

[@theplanet4728]

Clorox Bleach if you have ever gotten the opportunity to sink with one then yeah

[@sharronneedles6721]

Thats not a sinking boat, thats a U-Boat, A Submarine lmao

[@bllasae]

That's what a submarine is.

[@carljhirst]

SH5 Ubout ebgine, lol

[@matchesburn]

Diese nervige motor läuft zu heiß! Verdammte sache! Und ich kann nie einen ersatz bekommen! Oder zeit, es zu beheben!

[@patricknaylor6422]

Man braucht nur kaltes Meerwasser auf den überhitzten Motor gießen, dann würde der Maschinenraum zur Sauna!

[@tarnlicht3657]

Good but sadly there is a loop glitch that can be heard

[@raphaeltilllard7346]

:) :)

[@reallifetv7018]

Combine this video with this one : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmO4nquCociUa7c

[@cleekmaker00]

This is the Companion submerged Soundset: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGPchJppqbtqnrM

[@dermaschinist4515]

SO hört sich der Diesel an.kzbin.info/www/bejne/nne0f3eQo7yImJY Das hier ist alles aber kein Diesel aus einem U Boot

[@MBassa]

Wtf

[@MujoNovak]

What a waste of gigabytes

[@dannygjk]

It's not Gigs it's a small file looped.