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tankeriv 12-11-06 04:51 PM

Right engine does not run when running on diesel
 
Hey laddies!

Gotta lil prob here.

When running on Diesel the right engine suddenly dies out. :huh:
When submerged the right engine runs fine as on batteries.

It decreases my max surfaced speed to a lousy 13 knots. :(

Hope someone has a solution.

Cheers!

tank

AVGWarhawk 12-11-06 04:52 PM

Are you using SH3 Commander? This will throw in random equipment failure.

Roads88 12-11-06 05:16 PM

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Are you using SH3 Commander? This will throw in random equipment failure
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Or some French man with a wrench.;)

Sailor Steve 12-11-06 05:21 PM

Have you just surfaced? If so, the right engine is being used to recharge the batteries. If you need the speed and don't care about the juice, click on the 'Chief' icon; one of the choices is to stop recharging. That will give you back the speed. Of course the batteries won't recharge if you do that, but when you're chasing down a convoy sometimes you need one over the other.

Corsair 12-11-06 05:22 PM

I suppose you mean the right shaft is stopped, as there is no way to see the engine itself is stopped ? Isn't this the one used for battery reload ? May be look in this direction, going for some reason on reload mode ?

tankeriv 12-11-06 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Corsair
I suppose you mean the right shaft is stopped, as there is no way to see the engine itself is stopped ? Isn't this the one used for battery reload ? May be look in this direction, going for some reason on reload mode ?

It is battery reload. how stupid!!!

Sorry folks!!

And thanks!!!!!!

Corsair 12-11-06 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by tankeriv
Quote:

Originally Posted by Corsair
I suppose you mean the right shaft is stopped, as there is no way to see the engine itself is stopped ? Isn't this the one used for battery reload ? May be look in this direction, going for some reason on reload mode ?

It is battery reload. how stupid!!!

Sorry folks!!

And thanks!!!!!!

No problemo, a French man can sometimes be useful, even without a wrench...;)

AVGWarhawk 12-11-06 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by tankeriv
Quote:

Originally Posted by Corsair
I suppose you mean the right shaft is stopped, as there is no way to see the engine itself is stopped ? Isn't this the one used for battery reload ? May be look in this direction, going for some reason on reload mode ?

It is battery reload. how stupid!!!

Sorry folks!!

And thanks!!!!!!

Time to stop sniffing glue!:shifty:

stabiz 12-11-06 06:36 PM

Oh give the guy a break.

I found out about the free internal cam a few months ago.:rotfl:

VIICDriver 12-11-06 10:03 PM

And I was thinking Bernard was at play once again.

Chuck

Jmack 12-11-06 10:41 PM

hell ... i just know about the right click in the officer picture thing and the red and blue lines on the map ... i never notice them before

and i dont sniff glue ...;)

allot of diesel fumes maybe but not glue

_Seth_ 12-12-06 01:57 AM

Hmmm...i always thought both engines were running during battery reload..but at lower rpm, since they had to run the generators.... But using the right engine exclusively to reload...Well, we learn something new every day....:up:

d@rk51d3 12-12-06 02:05 AM

Yeah, both engines run, but only 1 drives a prop. The other drives a generator/altenator to recharge the batteries. You'll notice a drop in performance too.


edit: I think SH2 was the same....

WhiteW0lf 12-12-06 02:25 AM

I never knew this, I am still learning new things everyday with this game even after two years of playing :oops:

squeak 12-12-06 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by _Seth_
Well, we learn something new every day....:up:

Indeed
We all are hardcore SH3 veterans but we didin´t know about that :damn: :rotfl:


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