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smack · 12-08-08, 05:02 AM

Crazy Ivan is when a sub is behind another sub, and the sub that is in front has difficulties detecting the sub behind; most of the times because the screw is breaking up the signal. The submarine in front banks to the left or to the right (also could complete a whole 360 dgs) that is done so the sonar can detect anybody behind it by turning hence the screw wont break any signal coming from behind. That is why subs that come in the wash of other subs (behind it) are virtually silent to the enemy because they are coming in behind the screws.

I hope you understand now.

Anyway enough about the propellers lol... I hold my opinion on that piece of graphics but its not important anyways.

Thank you for answering the qs in the first post guys, really helped me make my decision even more solid!

12-08-08, 05:02 AM	#14
smack Watch Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 26 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Crazy Ivan is when a sub is behind another sub, and the sub that is in front has difficulties detecting the sub behind; most of the times because the screw is breaking up the signal. The submarine in front banks to the left or to the right (also could complete a whole 360 dgs) that is done so the sonar can detect anybody behind it by turning hence the screw wont break any signal coming from behind. That is why subs that come in the wash of other subs (behind it) are virtually silent to the enemy because they are coming in behind the screws. I hope you understand now. Anyway enough about the propellers lol... I hold my opinion on that piece of graphics but its not important anyways. Thank you for answering the qs in the first post guys, really helped me make my decision even more solid! Last edited by smack; 12-08-08 at 05:04 AM.