yes mau : the TMA ON TA for OHP is not possible =>
on the paper, you will have LOB of only 5 miles (10kyds) instead of 10 miles LOB (20kyds)
I don't know why, certainly a mistake (who said a bug WHO ??
)
The fact is : if you do a TMA on sub with the TA, you can make it at only less than 10kyds
And if you let a sub coming as close as 5 miles from you well ... you must be in a very bad situation, and you are supposed to catch him sooner on active.
So : no possible use of TMA on the OHP TA at this time.
but this sheet of paper is quite effective to make TMA on active sonar, or even to make a TMA on EW.
Of course, on EW, you couldn't make TMA at range the AC is able to do. But I still don't understand how the AC TMA on OHP can find a very good solution with 2 EW LOB at 25 miles, when you need more than 8 LOBs to make a solution at 12 miles maximum on the paper ... cheating ....
Quote:
|
By fixing AC TMA I meant more that if you delete some reciprocal LOB for exempe they are not coming back. I guess in Manual TMA when you drop something (and I hope) those ones you are deleting are not back)? Can you confirm that.
|
on very dense theatre, there is often some contact glitch, even with manual TMA.
If the mission have few platform, there is no problem at all, but if you try heavy missions, you will have some strange things on contact : some contact switch position with another one, manual mark are very strange sometimes, ID of contact can even change !
If you already built your situationnal awarness before, it's not a real problem : you will know what contact to drop and which one is a good one. But it's not very nice to extricate this sometimes.
The problem occurs mainly with radar contacts and not with EW or TA contacts.
But, to answer your question, on manual, if you drop a contact, he disapear from the contact list but NOT from the paper.
remember its a sheet of paper, and you couldn't erase LOB previously marked here !
It's a thing that make the paper quite confusing, but it looks real as it is a sheet of paper and not a computer screen !
