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Hello again.
Being asked to attack a task force, with two king george V battleships, loads of destroyers around. I get within 4600M of the first one (I'm only firing at one).
My torpedoes are as follows:
tube 1 T1 g7a
tube 2 T3 g7e
tube 3 T3 g7e
tube 4 T11 Zaunkönig II
Each time I launch all 4 torpedoes, no matter how many times, the first three explode within 500M of being fired. The T1 often gets a bit further than the T3s, and the T11 gets to the target, but not enough damage to sink it.
Any ideas?
Munchausen
08-09-10, 12:50 PM
:hmmm: If you don't want realistic torpedoes, de-select the option.
Capt. Morgan
08-09-10, 12:56 PM
:damn: Is it early in the war?
:damn: Are you using magnetic exploders?
:damn: Are the seas rough?
Torpedo defects were more common in the early war. All navies that used them had problems with their magnetic exploders, premature detonation being the classic one modeled in the game. It occurs most often in rough seas.
Yeah the seas are rough. It's April 1944 though, so not so early in the war. Maybe I'll use contact detonator though, thanks for the tip.
John Channing
08-09-10, 05:28 PM
Premature detonation?
I find it helps if you think of baseball scores.
Wait.. wut?
JCC
Capt. Morgan
08-09-10, 05:59 PM
...
I find it helps if you think of baseball scores...
:rotfl2:
Admiral8Q
08-09-10, 06:24 PM
Premature detonation?
I find it helps if you think of baseball scores.
Or maybe the first time in bed with a woman...:O:
irish1958
08-09-10, 06:44 PM
Premature detonation?
I find it helps if you think of baseball scores.
Wait.. wut?
JCC
My doctor told me to have a glass of wine and try later.
Platapus
08-09-10, 07:12 PM
My doctor asked me if I suffer from Premature Ejaculation.
I replied, I don't but my wife does.
<rimshot>
I will be here all week. Be sure to tip the veal and try the waitress.
WernherVonTrapp
08-10-10, 09:29 AM
Wax your torpedo before loading into the tube and you'll be fine.http://smileydatabase.com/s/533.gif
Andrew82
08-10-10, 03:22 PM
Premature detonation?
I find it helps if you think of baseball scores.
Wait.. wut?
JCC
:har:
ancient46
08-10-10, 03:58 PM
Premature detonation?
I find it helps if you think of baseball scores.
Wait.. wut?
JCC
Somebody just had to say it. I'm just glad it was a moderator so it is OK.
Wait a minute, can a moderator be moderated?:D
rmr1701
08-10-10, 04:51 PM
Man, did this thread ever take a dive.:har:
irish1958
08-11-10, 08:16 AM
Man, did this thread ever take a dive.:har:
This is SUBsim after all!:lurk:
usslionfish
01-07-11, 04:41 AM
premature detonation sounds like a personal problem to me:har:
commandosolo2009
01-07-11, 06:08 AM
:damn: Is it early in the war?
:damn: Are you using magnetic exploders?
:damn: Are the seas rough?
Torpedo defects were more common in the early war. All navies that used them had problems with their magnetic exploders, premature detonation being the classic one modeled in the game. It occurs most often in rough seas.
Just like you said. I will add, in map areas with shallow waters (white patches of sea) the magnetic works very well at low speed and under 1000 meters. So how to determine the calmness of water? By visual inspection (Calm sea, no waves) or Weather report (Wind 0 mps) If you meet these parameters, add or subtract 1.1~0.9 meters to draft value.
Yeah the seas are rough. It's April 1944 though, so not so early in the war. Maybe I'll use contact detonator though, thanks for the tip.
Or maybe the first time in bed with a woman...:O:
:har::rotfl2:
My doctor asked me if I suffer from Premature Ejaculation.
I replied, I don't but my wife does.
<rimshot>
I will be here all week. Be sure to tip the veal and try the waitress.
:D:har::rotfl2::arrgh!:
Wax your torpedo before loading into the tube and you'll be fine.http://smileydatabase.com/s/533.gif
Maybe grease would be in order? :arrgh!:
Dogfish40
01-07-11, 11:35 AM
Premature detonation?
I find it helps if you think of baseball scores.
Wait.. wut?
JCC
:har::haha::har::haha::har: Aghhhhha ha ha hee hee ahem ....(that was good):yeah:
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