United states Subarmine Specs?

[CaptainMattJ.]

ummm i ve been playing SH4 for a month or so now and i was Wondering like the strengths of the US sub classes. like the Gar and Gato and salmon's Specifacations like THis sub's crush depth is Blah and it has Blah more armor than that sub. like those things. but for the US sub classes. If any1 can awnser this or can show me a thread or link that tells me It would :rock:. ty

[oscar19681]

Your best bet is wikipedia! Thats were i get most information from.

[Armistead]

The game doe's a good job at the sub specs as far as depths, but don't trust true specs. Things differ from stock to the different mods, so what may work on one, doesn't another.

Depending on what you play, test the boats you plan to use. Usually you can go another 100ft below the redline, often much more. Once you get deep do it slowing in increments of 10 ft, run it for awhile using TC, then repeat. Eventually you find the crush depths. Just know that even few percentage damage points can reduce that drastically.

[CaptainMattJ.]

well....crush depth isnt all i want....i want to know like how Fast it can go and what is it BIGGEst strength and stuff like that and wiki is REAL life the game is Accurate but it isnt down to the very last detail.

[Task Force]

most boats go 21 to 19 knots except for the pre war S boats...

some of the fleet boats have 4 tubes... but I know for sure that the gato and balao class have 6...

[CaptainMattJ.]

UHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. So No1 knows a thread that can awnser my Q. i know boats go 20 knots but like how are they different from other classes what makes it so special that it is designated another freakin class.:arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!::arr gh!::arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!:

[JREX53]

CaptainMattJ,

If I recall correctly, KLCarroll over on the UBI forum has a listing of the American Submarine Specs. I believe that it is stickied at the top of the first page. So might check there.

Try looking at the following link:
http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6421019045/m/1941046945?r=1941046945#1941046945

[CaptainMattJ.]

TY! i needed that thread so much. finally i know what im working with and the capacity of my submarine :)

[Zilch]

I found a copy of this book for cheap:

http://www.amazon.com/Illustrated-Directory-Submarines-World/dp/0760313458/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1252426962&sr=1-1

It'll tell you pretty much what you want to know about any class you can think of. Good to read while your computer loads up your modded game. :D

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[Sailor Steve]

Okay, here's the simple version:

Cachelot class: Diesel powered, 17 knots, 250 ft test depth, 4 tubes forward, 2 tubes aft.

Porpoise class: Diesel-Electric (the diesels drive generators which drive the propellors), 19 knots, 250 ft, 4 tubes forward, 2 tubes aft.

Salmon class: Diesel-Electric, 20-21 knots, 250 ft, 4 tubes forward, 4 tubes aft.

Sargo class: Slightly longer and heavier version of Salmon.

Tambor class: Diesel-Electric, 20 knots, 250 ft, 6 tubes forward, 4 tubes aft.

Gato class: Diesel-Electric, 21 knots, 300 ft, larger and heavier than Tambor, same armament.

Balao class: Diesel-Electric, 20 knots, 400 ft (increased pressure hull thickness meant increased test depth but heavier boat, so slower speed).

[cdrsubron7]

Try these links below. :D


OV....US Subs (http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6421019045/m/9061004675)

OV...Gato Class (http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6421019045/m/8691037865)

OV...Balao Class (http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6421019045/m/9621067865)

[Kaleun]

Hi,

try:

www.valoratsea.com (http://www.valoratsea.com)


Regards

Kaleun