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Shrike37 06-15-09 06:48 PM

Is the UZO suppose to "bob" up and down in the water?
 
Why is the UZO so stable (in rough seas), while the Obs. and Att. Periscopes bob up and down like the devil? I don't know if it matters, but I'm playing GWX3.0.

Is it a game bug or is there some sort of special gyro stabilization built into the UZO?

GoldenRivet 06-15-09 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Shrike37 (Post 1118183)
Why is the UZO so stable (in rough seas), while the Obs. and Att. Periscopes bob up and down like the devil? I don't know if it matters, but I'm playing GWX3.0.

Is it a game bug or is there some sort of special gyro stabilization built into the UZO?

i almost posted this same question the other day. :hmmm:

Brag 06-15-09 07:07 PM

I think this is why.

Using the periscopes you have no way to stabilize it.

Using the binoculars, your body becomes the stabilizer. You have a similar swiveling facility with the UZO. On a ship you keep your elbows free when using binoculars. If you were to lean on the rail, the binocs would bounce all over the place like the periscope. :DL

GoldenRivet 06-15-09 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Brag (Post 1118196)
I think this is why.

Using the periscopes you have no way to stabilize it.

Using the binoculars, your body becomes the stabilizer. You have a similar swiveling facility with the UZO. On a ship you keep your elbows free when using binoculars. If you were to lean on the rail, the binocs would bounce all over the place like the periscope. :DL

but isnt the UZO mounted??

mookiemookie 06-15-09 07:13 PM

I believe it has something to do with the "Stabilize view" realism option?

Not sure as I've never played with it checked. Just throwin out ideas...

Shrike37 06-15-09 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mookiemookie (Post 1118198)
I believe it has something to do with the "Stabilize view" realism option?

Not sure as I've never played with it checked. Just throwin out ideas...

I don't think so, because I'm almost positive I do not have "Stabilized View" checked. My Periscopes bob up and down like crazy in rough weather...

Does your UZO "bob" a lot?

mookiemookie 06-15-09 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Shrike37 (Post 1118207)
I don't think so, because I'm almost positive I do not have "Stabilized View" checked. My Periscopes bob up and down like crazy in rough weather...

Does your UZO "bob" a lot?

Running GWX 3.0 and yes it does...

Brag 06-15-09 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by GoldenRivet (Post 1118197)
but isnt the UZO mounted??


Yup it's mounted but you can swivel it. you keep it steady by not locking your knees.

Granted, the SH3 UZO is too steady.

But also we is good at being loose kneed and very stable people :D

FIREWALL 06-15-09 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Brag (Post 1118211)
Yup it's mounted but you can swivel it. you keep it steady by not locking your knees.

Granted, the SH3 UZO is too steady.

But also we is good at being loose kneed :D

Is that anything like "knock kneed" ?:haha:

Brag 06-15-09 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by FIREWALL (Post 1118213)
Is that anything like "knock kneed" ?:haha:

Yes, and dance the knocka-kneed hoochie-woochie :har::har:

Sailor Steve 06-16-09 01:04 PM

I think the UZO is way too stable. I think that with it being locked onto a pedestal it should be flakier than the binoculars, even if it can swivel. I think it should be almost impossible to use in rough weather. I think I think too much.:dead:

TarJak 06-16-09 05:43 PM

I agree even if it were mounted on a gimble, it would still be tough to stabilise on a rocking, pitching or yawing boat.

Jimbuna 06-17-09 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1118577)
I think the UZO is way too stable. I think that with it being locked onto a pedestal it should be flakier than the binoculars, even if it can swivel. I think it should be almost impossible to use in rough weather. I think I think too much.:dead:

I agree with your first points but am still thinking on your last one :hmmm:

Sailor Steve 06-17-09 02:48 PM

I have no thoughts on that.

Jimbuna 06-17-09 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1119274)
I have no thoughts on that.

I thought you might have thought something though.....just a thought :hmmm:


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