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.....BLABH! blubh! my jaw is fallen on the ground...damm where is it...damm! This is simply AMAZING!!!!!! |
The only small advice I could give is about the speed of the various models: According to the informations found on Dallies-Labourdette s-boot bible and at German-navy.de, the various top speeds should be as follows:
S-7: 36.5-37 kts S-14: 39.8 kts (for the mercedes-engined boats,the first four man-engined ones were slightly slower) S-26:same as s-14 S-38: 41-41.5kts ( a lot of boats recorded top speeds of 42 knots pushing engines beyond their factory limitations ) S-38b: 39.5-40kts. The heavy armored cupola takes a toll of 2 knots. S-100 ok as it is (42kts) S-700: 44kts ( Assuming that we have 3 out of the six 3000hp engines ever produced during wartime:O: ) However, you are our sole and magnificent leader...Only you knows what is better for us.:up: Speak and we will built an Ark...with Mercedes engines!:rotfl::arrgh!: Have a nice Week end Mike!:salute: |
@ Mikhayl
Stunning work :rock: Great to have you back again! @A6Intruder You wouldn't have seen any exhaust smoke from the later model S-Boote - the engine exhaust ducts were below the water line. There is a close up photo of these in Squadron Signal Warships No 18 : Schnellboot in Action (page 36). Did you mean smoke-screen generation? |
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Maybe a feature for the earlyones. Best regards:salute: |
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If you mean HP per se - Don't think it was much of a problem. Looks like these ducts were angled rearward and protected against water ingress/pressure by streamlined semi-circular housings. Besides, with total HPs ( for the main production classes ) ranging from approx 6000/9000hp - none of them were exactly short of grunt! Quote:
BTW: Thanks for mentioning LSH4. Had a look at the manual (including the screenshot of the smoke screen laying DD) and really liked what I saw. Have now downloaded. :up: |
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Obviously the quantity of exhaust smoke varied with the quality of the fuel...however seawater washed well any sort of smoke before the gas bubbles reached the surface.:yep: |
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The earlier models ( probably S7/S14? ) certainly did emit some exhaust smoke. Particularly the M.A.N engined variants which produced thick black smoke trails. These engines were extremely unsatisfactory and Daimler-Benz became the sole S-Boot engine supplier. One of the many advantages of the DB motors was that they produced virtually invisible exhaust gases.
BTW: Thanks for mentioning LSH4. Had a look at the manual (including the screenshot of the smoke screen laying DD) and really liked what I saw. Have now downloaded. :up:[/quote] You will much more like it if you are playing LSH4. Not very often mentioned here but, even i will be "killed", the best availible Mod for SH3!:yeah: Best regards |
Wow that are Good News !
Here is a Video with some Boats http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJqIJMhwq3k Regards Rolf |
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You can use the existing Bofors and just build a new dat, sim, zon adjusted for a player Gun. Or build a completely new and more detailed Bofors with said adjustments. It's not impossible. Just time consumeing. Makeing a working smoke screen, not just eye candy? I'm testing a few ideas now. |
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Hi Mikhayl,
good to to see you're working again on your fantastic S-Boat Mod... at the moment we're starting to have S-Boats in our Fleet (www.flottenbasis.de)... thx for that.... I'm looking forward to the update - by the way... will be the possibility to use the decoys as a fog-can like in your thread? http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...130088&page=44 In history you've probs with that - did you handle it know? If you need any help - don't be shy... tell it me... like in further times - I will try my best to help...!:arrgh!: And special Thx to asanovic - to open and work on this mod! |
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Then, they carried them only whenthe boat was involved in escort or antisubmarine duty, especially during Norwegian campaign. One more question: Flotilla tranfers are now possible? Thanks you:salute: |
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