She's still moving at 4 knots.
 

AHMMMM Thats due to the VERY complex current modeling thats in SH4. :()1:

I thought it was do to some weird electromagnetic anomaly.:rotfl:

Strong current!

Did she hoist sail???

But even if it is by current, I'd think if your sub and next fish are in the same current your relative movement should still be 0kts and so you should set the target's speed as 0kts in the TDC.

Actually you have kidnapped a german scientist and he has developed jet propulsion to your sub.

How did you bribe him? with sauerkraust und wiener-schnitzels? :rotfl:

This is no german insulting meaned, just got under some "Top Secret" -movie feel...:hmm:

Couldn't they be wagging the rudder like crazy like those Italian gondoliers do?

"Loyal servants of the emperor! The bad news is we just lost our propellor. The good news is we're still afloat. Now, man the oars, it's 1700 miles to Tokyo! Banzai!!"

:arrgh!:

It has the new catapillar propulsion system....see the outer doors there on the side of hull? Very quite and hard to detect....oops, wrong movie;)

"Get Bernard more beans! He's running out of gas!"

Just swish the rudder back and forth :up:

They all hung their laundry out to be used as sails. :up:

But seriously folks...

What kind of ship is it. If it is on the large side it could drift for miles before the drag of the water stops it.

Sort of like stopping a large, fully loaded tanker. That can take up to 10 miles.

JCC