Это не старая лаборатория. Это просто мощный генератор. Охранять его нет необходимости, так как если попадёшь в зону поражения то закопают на кладбище :)
Get out and train, do some skulking around in top secret installations and get back home in one piece! The relief on your face when you got out Lars! GOLD!
@@SurvivalRussia As far as i know, it was the soviet 'over the horizon radar' projekt. It left a noteable repeating noice on HF-bands, which sounded like a woodpecker. This would be more likely the "real" haarp play of uncle Ivan ;)
If there is never another Survival Russia video we'll have a good idea that someone came by to take Lars for a little ride, lol. If nothing else, after this is seen, I suspect security will be upgraded around this site. Cool video, thanks.
I think its pretty cool that the insulators were build in Keramische Werke Hermsdorf . My grandpa used to work there and its most likely the case that he manufactured one of them. Btw. in case anyone is wondering, the song used in the drone footage is called: Angina (Radio Edit) by Yang Mir
I did enjoy this video. I enjoy the exploration content as much as anything else you post. I find it all quite interesting. Thank you for taking the risk and sharing!
It really looks like a place from Tarkovsky’s movie. Appreciate your guts to venture into this highly protected area and show us the unique installations in the middle of nowhere.
The smile on Lars face ,just tell me , that his heart just fall back into teenage era and apreciate simple actions moments ! nice content again Lars !! :D
I'm not there yet when you're standing under that equipment it makes the hair on MY arms rise up! Things are getting unsettling here, thanks for the Great video !
Really awesome video, as usual! To the people talking about camo: If you enter a forbidden area in casual clothing you probably get arrested if caught, but if you enter in camo you probably get shot.
Love this stuff most of all! Love watching Den Stalk as well, even though I cant understand a damn thing! So cool, the old USSR stuff, very apocalyptic-looking.
There is no reason there should be radiation if it's not running and powering a device that produces x rays, proton beams, or whatever. That is an impressive facility, would love to see it operating. Must have generated many megavolts. A Marx generator is possibly the circuit used. Great for making lightning like arcs.
@@stevef.5197 Actually, I've later been looking into this. Turns out they had Graaf as well as Marx generators at that facility. So could be either. Difficult to see the difference, would need closer images to ascertain. Both can look very similar, obviously a Graaf would need the dynamic band somewhere in the center. Some sources mentioned at this site had been a 3 MV Graaf & a whopping 9 MV Marx. Haven't found any documentation, though.
@@thefreedomguyuk I'm not familiar with the Graaf, is it the same as a Van de Graaff generator? It's been decades since I built pulsed power generators, so I may not remember everything. The Marx generator was always fun, generates EMP. 9 Mv is respectable.
@@stevef.5197 Yes, took the liberty of abbreviating the van de Graaf name. Am in same situation, have not been practising for decades. I found some pictures of the facility, and upon scrutinising them, it appears as if there are 2 Marx generators and one van der Graaf, all three of them next to each other. Seems like there are a few Tesla coil towers at the perimeter of the facility.
@@thenextpoetician6328 www.space.com/25126-big-bang-theory.html Now the BBT theory is a General Relativity theory so if you don't accept the BBT then you don't accept GR or SR. That would mean that your GPS device work on some other theory because both GR and SR make GPS work. The theories of relativity have been around for a lot of years and they work extremely well. Of course they aren't the end of the road, as in all science it is always a work in progress. So, do you accept that your GPS works? If so then GR and SR work. And therefore the BBT is correct.
Great content! These places amazes me ! So huge structures left to rot. I would like to see more stuff like this. You are awesome and thanks for showing me this
Lars you are so awesome man! you make me want to get out and explore! Im glad because the weather is getting nice here in BC, Canada! Thanks for the awesome work you do on your channel.
I couldn’t help but notice all the airplane sounds in the background- we have none here in Colorado. So many US states have ordered to ‘Stay At Home’ guidelines and so much has fallen quiet... probably not too far from the quiet you get at home Lars 😉 Looks like you had a blast 🙏🏼❤️
Now that’s an awesome ass video !!! You rock brother that was super cool and interesting. Thank you for dragging the camera so I could see .... 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥👍
Honestly Lars, how loud Mrs SR screamed at you when she found out that you didn't come home strait back from school but went to this spooky place with security and dogs? 😂 When we was kids we used to sneak in factories in Sundays, strat everything that we can start (fork lifters, transportation lanes, trucks ect.) and ruuuuuun...crazy stuff... If you sneak for the next video in the place where they keep the remains of KURSK - I will get worried!
Look at you bro jumping fences with the young bucks 👍 getting the adrenaline flowing for a video, very interesting site, thanks for taking us along for a look.
They aren't Tesla coils. They are either Marx or Graaff impulse generators. They generate 2-3 million volt electric arcs, which are used to test "diverter strips" in fibreglass aircraft body panels. Diverter strips are intended to avoid lightning bolts from damaging the body panels. Field day at Istra?
Got a bit of a Stalker-dejavu from this place ^^ Would love to know how this stuff had worked / is working. If there is any footage of the installation in action on the tube? Fun fact i know this small town here in saxony ("exGDR"), thanks Lars ;)
Lars , THE "funky stuff ... so to speak" nice guy ... In this episode, you remind me of Muttley from the "Wacky Races" I used to watch in my childhood! All the best and stay safe!
You have to stand in ahhh of those massive coils I can only imagine watching that thing in operation. When you were walking around I felt like I was trying to duck down and stay low. I've always liked these kinds of places thanks for sharing Lars
Wow Lars, that was an amazing place! Such a cool video. Love the detail about the insulators made in Hermsdorf, the factory is still working! Awesome...this video was epic!! 👏🏻
the assembly with the 7 large anti-corona rings and 1 elongated anti-corona ring at the top was the cockroft-walton voltage multipler... the other large assembly was a 3 stage cascade transformer. the towers at 9:20 were responsible for generating the high voltage DC which fed the marx generator which was located inside the enclosed tower. sad to see the Cockcroft-Walton multiplier damaged
Thank you! I saw a video about the Marx generator, but wasn't sure about my assumption about one thing being a cascade transformer, despite I saw some parts looking like the transformer stages of one.
Fantastic! When I was a kid, the Science Museum in London had a 1MV Marx impulse generator, a much smaller equivalent of the tall tower here. The principle is quite simple: charge capacitors in parallel, then they discharge in series. Twice a day, they would demonstrate it with a couple of massive loud sparks. I'd love to have seen this one in action!
Lars..I have to say that if I was a foreign national from a Nato country ,I would not be tresspasing on Russian "sensitive " areas...awesome as the video is. All that Soviet infrastructure is amazing 😊
LOL lars you are to old for running from hungry dogs and security guards. Get back home you will only get into trouble in the big city, too many people to lead you astray
That unit seem to be broken and not working like it should. The second unit you went to seem to be still operational.The government spent plenty of money setting up that operation to collect electricity from lightning. The sight is a nice find and you all must be so happy to find something many in your community will love to know about.
