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RodBorza · 11-03-10, 10:43 PM

Our buddy Werner said it all.

"Yup, the thermal layer (thermocline) helps in damping the sound of your boat. It also helps a lot more if the seas are rough too"

It dampens. Not hides your sub as a cloak in Star Trek universe. And also remember, bad weather is your friend. They always will have a bad time trying to find you. That beautiful blue pool that sometimes the Pacific (hence the name) becomes sometimes is only good for cruise liners

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Edit: I was going to do some videos on escpa tactics from Destroyers. I Hope sometime I'll have time do to them.

11-03-10, 10:43 PM	#3
RodBorza Electrician's Mate Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Brazil, Brasilia (Capital city) Posts: 140 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	Our buddy Werner said it all. "Yup, the thermal layer (thermocline) helps in damping the sound of your boat. It also helps a lot more if the seas are rough too" It dampens. Not hides your sub as a cloak in Star Trek universe. And also remember, bad weather is your friend. They always will have a bad time trying to find you. That beautiful blue pool that sometimes the Pacific (hence the name) becomes sometimes is only good for cruise liners . Edit: I was going to do some videos on escpa tactics from Destroyers. I Hope sometime I'll have time do to them. __________________ I won't say nothing until SHVI comes out... good thing subskippers are known for their patience... "On the ship sinking business since 1996"