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Originally Posted by commandosolo2009
Thats not a dilemma since hq's rps are unrealistic sometimes, and a long dash from brisbane to luzon for example, causes a crash at tc, since alot of traffic generates and I dont want to engage and lose my precious torpedoes except on AO targets. With that being said, I never cross 4000 km from brisbane, and I stick to Rabaul-Palau route, and my policy is to sink only large ships.
I will start practicing calling AOB. I dont want the plot methods anymore, since skippers used their eyes, well, I should too.. If I'm correct there was a periscope method to get the AOB and I wish if somebody lay it plain on the table.
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The AOB is the ships course relative to your sub. If you take two accurate stad measurement and ask for speed it will also give you course. The AOB wheel has two sets of numbers, angle and course, just simple spin the AOB to the course numbers given and it will set the right angle.