You must be using automatic sonar crew in which case it just guesses the classification of the detected sound contact through all possible frequency lines which were detected so yes it can be wrong!
One thing to check is that for each sound contact there's the probability ranking for them: low, medium or high. Low means there's a low probability that the classification is right and so on.
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Originally Posted by E.Luden
though on another point I've noticed that 0 degrees on my perescope does not conform to the direction in which my sub is going but instead some fixed point (as a vet of the SH series this is some what confusing...) is this right?
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Yes Sub command and Dangerous Waters are a little weird.
The scope are based on the compass so zero degree always points to the North and NOT always ahead!
Course is too based on the compass while bearing is based on the heading of your ship.
Hope it helps and if you like Sub Command do buy Dangerous Waters. With supermod it's much much better than Sub Command. Cheers and good hunting from one skipper to another
