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Jimbuna 02-23-08 01:43 PM

Sadly, there is a fault that's hard coded in-game with regard to charging the batteries whilst surfaced and stationary.
Up to the present time we have beeen unable to find or develop a fix.

I'd suggest you ignore the fact.....beside, you've got more than enough fuel if you stick to 1/3 ahead.

Have a look at milch cow and resupply ship availability (F1 and dependant on year) and possibly consider topping up after you've accomplished your objective. http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...ies/pirate.gif

i_b_spectre 02-23-08 01:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnm
I found 9 knots in a IXB works well, asking the N.O. distance at this speed helps to check it.

Since installing GW2 he always replies that that info is not available.

I'm running GWX 2.0 and I only get that message if running submerged on batteries. Surfaced and on diesels, the NA always replies with the estimate which varies directly with telegraph setting.

papa_smurf 02-24-08 05:48 AM

When i croos the pond in a type IX/C, I find that 8-9 kts is the most efficient use of fuel. Also don't forget to submerge during daylight hrs, as this wil increase fuel economy.

Puster Bill 02-24-08 01:26 PM

Best way to cross the pond?

The US Supreme Court decided that one decades ago: Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S. 113 (1973):doh:

Ivan Putski 02-24-08 01:39 PM

I`ve crossed it in my type IX/C on many missions, like others have said I use 9kts,and have had no problems. There`s milch cows close to the area for the return trip.:up:

Tessa 02-28-08 09:54 PM

With a IXC at 8-9 knots even without milk cows you can reach pretty much any (usefull) destination in the game. Just need to have a book or something to watch on tv while you trudge across the sea. I was able to make it from La Spezia -> Curaco -> Galveston -> New York (hit the motherload there with a 22k cruise ship docked there) and back to port in Spezia.

The batteries do recharge if you are just sitting around. Noticed that when moving external torpedos inside that over the few hours that it took the batteries did recharge themselves. Not really a feasable way to recharge them, but a nice fringe benefit.

bookworm_020 02-28-08 11:46 PM

I used to put Bernard on the oars untill I found him rowing us in the wrong direction!:yep:


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