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Stiebler · 03-30-12, 02:46 AM

This is an excellent chart, CapSea, that must have taken a lot of time and work to construct.

It contains ship type, years of use, tonnage, propeller type (! - it must have taken a long time to work that out), maximum speed, and speeds in knots corresponding to different rpm of the engine. Brilliant!

You have listed all the ships employed by NYGM 3.6 with the added NYGM subset of merchant ships taken from IABL's merchant fleet. However, most of these ships will be used also by players of other super-mods, so your chart can be used by anyone who wishes to identify ships by their hydrophone sounds.

Excellent work, CapSea.

Other users: please note that the chart is supplied in '.ods' format, and will require Open-Office (a free word-processor/spreadsheet package) to open. Neither Libre-Office (3.5) nor Microsoft Excel 2007 will open it. However, Open Office can save the chart in an Excel format, which can be opened by Excel itself or by Libre Office.

I shall place the Excel version on the NYGM web-site here at SubSim shortly.

Stiebler.

03-30-12, 02:46 AM	#2
Stiebler Fuel Supplier Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: London, UK Posts: 1,237 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 4	This is an excellent chart, CapSea, that must have taken a lot of time and work to construct. It contains ship type, years of use, tonnage, propeller type (! - it must have taken a long time to work that out), maximum speed, and speeds in knots corresponding to different rpm of the engine. Brilliant! You have listed all the ships employed by NYGM 3.6 with the added NYGM subset of merchant ships taken from IABL's merchant fleet. *However, most of these ships will be used also by players of other super-mods, so your chart can be used by anyone who wishes to identify ships by their hydrophone sounds.* Excellent work, CapSea. Other users: please note that the chart is supplied in '.ods' format, and will require Open-Office (a free word-processor/spreadsheet package) to open. Neither Libre-Office (3.5) nor Microsoft Excel 2007 will open it. However, Open Office can save the chart in an Excel format, which can be opened by Excel itself or by Libre Office. I shall place the Excel version on the NYGM web-site here at SubSim shortly. Stiebler. __________________ NYGM Tonnage War Mod - More than a mod: it's an experience!