I know, I know but...
 

Hiya Sailors,

I just saw these on U tube and If these were in stock game or even mods, would be Uber coooool...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beU3sExN1BA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y863l...eature=related

Now thats one BIIGG ASSED Rudder

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzveU...1&feature=fvwp


Now for the Guest of the show;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYAWr...eature=related


Indulge with yourself and feel free to leave comments..

That would be all, Oh, Sorry if this is in the wrong section..

The Mk 48 is in a couple of mods, 688i, Skipjack, and Ohio come to mind.

Not sure what you're implying with this video. :06:

I mean its maneuvring is fast..

Just wondering were all hands accounted for, after the maneuver or did anyone go overboard? :)

Yeahp it was impressive!

@ 2:12 they are there still, mate..

the wholee turn took roughly 1 minute for a boat of this size- mighty mighty :salute::salute:

That last video was impressive. Seeing how the target flexed like that almost made me think this was a model.. That is one powerful explosive wave!

Realistic Sinking Physics my butt! That ship is going down.

Actually not that impressive. I'm assuming he was nowhere near full speed, as the faster a ship moves the tighter it can turn. I timed him as making 180 degrees in just over one minute. There have been destroyers in the past which could make as much as 270 degrees at full speed.

His tactical diameter looked about average to me.

Is that really true or is there an optimum speed for the quickest turn?

There is a difference between making a faster turn and a tighter turn. More speed often makes for a faster turn ... but it usually also makes for a wider turn.