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How deep have you gone?
Inspired by this thread at another site, how far down have you taken your U-boat and returned to tell the tale?
http://www.rumration.co.uk/cpgn2/For...c/start=0.html :|\\ |
deepest ive gone is 340 meters:-? and lived to tell the tale:arrgh!:
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230 in my VIIB and came back. 242 was the break point in my death experiment, imploded at that point
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255 - 260 with a VIIC while repairing heavy flooding
I was lucky that I got back to base after that one. :D |
Proportionally, the deepest I have ever gone was 190 meters in a IIA which when you consider the ramifacations of that its pretty darn deep.
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380 metres Type VIIC/41 :arrgh!:
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I took it down to 273 in my... uh... trim dive.:cool: |
All the way to :dead:
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Sorry guys it was a 'typo' :oops: It was 360 metres in 1x tc...hull integrity started to dwindle and 'ahed full and rise' was the instantaenous order :arrgh!: :lol:
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All the way up to me nuts in guts!:D
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290 or so with vii/b. the pressure already caused damage of course (i don't remember the depth that it started). in fact i went up too slow and died - but it was only a testing single mission. I wanted to hear that "Die Bolzen, sie platzen weg" sound that you can find in the sounds folder under gwx. but it didn't play.:shifty:
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Well,I was evading two destroyers with my Type VIIB U-49 at constant depth of 200 m.Speaking generally,this "workhorse" of Kriegsmarine Aces is extremely reliable under all conditions and depthes of 200 m and a bit over are usually OK for integrity.Once I even managed to lie down to the bottom in the area near Scapa Flow - depth around 70 m.Just like in Das Boot :up:
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