Wolfpack Day Full Engagement - Videos
OK folks, videos of my historical methods for data collection for a day engagement, start to finish. Demonstrates the use of my Excel tool for my comprehensive tutorial, both of which are in my sig. Covers the 0 deg AOB method, along with several "checks" on enemy speed throughout (none of which includes the fixed-wire method).
Sound issues fixed, as well as the pixellated image. :Kaleun_Cheers: Part I - https://youtu.be/2sytozGRvng Part II - https://youtu.be/4k_rxArCEAo Part III - https://youtu.be/6B62SOvnA5I |
Just watched all the new vids Thanks!
Any chance of a day convoy with escorts using the const bearing method? ;) :Kaleun_Salute: |
In part 1 did you mean to leave the line on something like the funnel structure to gauge if it comes closer or goes further around the next observation? That would be an appropriate means to verify the guestimated AOB. I'm not sure to what extent the real periscope has got stabilization mechanics internal, or whether that is just a gameplay trick. So like you could leave the line on the mast/funnel and it will always stay at that level. With a proper (prism) stadimeter mechnism this would be more reliable I guess.
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I need me a crew though to present it to the public in a video - too many “spinning plates” to balance solo! |
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Stabilization I think is a gameplay trick. In reality we’d use the UZO and have hull-down ships, making it “easier” to eyeball range by seeing how the masts grow/shrink while knowing distance to horizon. The “length for range” trick is my way around that limitation which makes me feel not so bad about the stability of the scope. One of my next to-do items is to fashion a horizontal centiradian scale for the UZO to make rangefinding possible with that (probably on a transparency to hold up to the screen). As far as stadimeter, the scopes we have in-game didn’t have this (or RAOBF either) to my knowledge, as the installation of binocular optics precluded the inclusion of this feature (if Hitman’s research is correct anyway). Split prism/RAOBF was an earlier feature discarded in later scopes like the fixed-height Standsehrohr, the trade off being binocular vision. |
Another gr8 video series!
TYVM for taking the time to share this! The one part I have trouble with you have answered that is, If I understand this correctly. after establishing target speed and bearing get ahead of target by keeping him @ your 90 for the most part until you hit zero aob? |
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