Testing with just the Sargo, I copied my original NSS_Sargo.sim file in to run some tests, original numbers;
Miles=96
Knots=2
I ran the test 10 times because the second run I got a recharge time from 10% to 100% of 5 minutes!
(Honest Chief not a drop. Unless you count rum.
) The rest were consistent, about 50 miles range and a 3 hour 15 minute recharge time. So;
Miles=96
Knots=2
Actual distance 50 miles
Recharge time 3:15
On to the hacks;
Miles=100
Knots=9
Actual distance 63 miles
Recharge time 11:30
Miles=6
Knots=50
Actual distance 63 miles
Recharge time 48 hours
Miles=1
Knots=50
Actual distance 63 miles
Recharge time 9 hours
Miles=0.5
Knots=90
Actual distance 63 miles
Recharge time 20 hours
Miles=1
Knots=30
Actual distance 59 miles
Recharge time 2 hours
Dunno what to make of all that, it seems to have some kind of digital effect on the range - it's either 49 to 50 miles or 59 to 63 miles, change either number and the recharge time changes a lot, the range changes between one of two values. I ran that last test three times to confirm it was actually 59 miles rather than 63, and was extra careful with the distance measurement. Not sure if 0.5 is actually accepted, possibly it just reads it as 1, but since the miles and knots appear to be an integrated system it's hard to tell.