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Originally Posted by Marcello
I would suspect that a WW2 sonar might have a more difficult time discriminating the submarine from the sea floor and you can pass yourself off for a wreck but that's it.
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Very good point. I tried this yesterday, I sit on the bottom (65 m) repaired my damage, rig for silent running ,set course to 10, left the sea floor with 1 knots. however a few minutes later the DD which was hovering on the surface ,started to ping again. Got away securely.
The Year is 1940,Scapa Flow. Terrific Weather, can't see further than 600-700 meters. Lots of DD patrolling there
I wonder why
While heading for the western Cost of England, I Sunk 1 A&B Class with magnetic torpedo
