Very cool! My father served on the KNM Kobben around 1980. He is over 2 meters tall, but he didn't have any problems with the space onboard. But he did say that if you were taller than 150 cm, you had to walk backwards into the toilet :) He also say, like you, that the submariners ate better food than most. The food was very important for morale, when being underwater for a long time. He reckons the most he spent was 14 days without daylight. When he served they had 6 hour shifts. They were also of course, hot-bedding, but they luckily had their own sleeping bags :) He was a diesel mechanic, and they had a lot of different stations, depending on what the submarine was doing. From handling the engines, to steering and doing the ballast balancing. He gave me a tour of KNM Utstein which is at the naval museum in Horten, Norway. I made a video of it, but haven't listed it atm.

Wow that is a confined space!😮

Really great to see how other countries designed subs through the years! Excellent walkthrough and commentary! Submarines are awesome o7

Great walk-through! Your pace is perfect, and the background sounds really add to the experience.

In comparison to the Tango Class Video everything seems to look less cluttered and more modern. Although the Type 207 is an older class.

Nice video. Going to see the boat tomorrow.

This looks almost 3D-360! Fascinating walkthrough for anyone fascinated with submarines!

Awesome! Your tours of these incredible machines is much appreciated... Thank you

Thanks for the awesome tour my friend..... Old F-4 II Pilot Shoe🇺🇸

Wow what a Misérables place to be. Thank you for sharing.

As usual, great content! I love watching your channel grow!

Nice. Thank you!

Great walk through and commentary as well. Thank you

Tak for turen, det var fedt. 🇩🇰

Very good tour

Really cool walk through and collection. Thanks for sharing

Seriously, your videos are top notch! LOVE your style

love these walkthroughs, I highly recommend a visit to the French Nuclear Sub Redoutable. its moored up at Cite De la Mer Cherbourg.

I've never understood why Denmark has not established av submarine/navy base on the east coast of Greenland or in the Faroe Islands.

I have seen two of walk through submarines definitely different to Australia n O class submarines. I would highly recommend seeing O class submarines on display👍

Neat vid. Thanks

I kinda want to see more about that torpedo reloading process. Which seams very inefficient and and overly complicated, instead of just making the tubes muzzle loaded

Wonderful job here. Thank you. Subbed.

Great submarine! You should definitely go to Den Helder to make a tour on the Dutch submarine Hr. Ms. Tonijn. It has a 3 hull design.

Good job

i think the reason why they got fixed angle dive planes is they dont want a complex hydraulic system that could fail when diving. if the sub is diving and the planes jam it would force the sub to a deeper depth faster and could result in near or past crush depth. its just my guess...

I wonder how many head injuries they would have avery where you turn there is a sharp angle to smack your head on.

At 10:24 there are instrument gauges on the left and then some apparatus with what appears to be a bunch of speakers or horns? What are those? Good video.

I was thinking that countries that construct and use non nuclear subs could possibly replace the diesel motors with fuel cells powered by hydrogen. They would generate electricity to run the sub's motors and charge a bank of batteries that would be for emergency use. The fuel cells would create drinkable water as the by product. And hydrogen could be replenished by electrolyzing salt water. This a simplification to it's basics but it would be worth looking in to,

awesome

I had to stop at picture of wife & kids in the captains cabin

Por fuera parece una especie de Frankestein lleno de remiendos fabricado en un desguace, pero por dentro es bastante moderno 😂 👍👍

I think I saw a sacrificial anode

Back then every one on board smoked too

Like 1k 😊❤❤

Not for the claustrophobic...