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kevinlv · 06-05-13, 01:39 AM

Hi,my DW friend,this is DW goer in China.I here raise a question about sonar detection range.

1) I think it's vital to know if own-ship is within opposite sub's detection range,or vice-versa.
Is this point correct or practical in DW?

2)DW editor show the US Seawolf's TAs' detect range is around 10nm,while forum discussion reveals that Seawolf can detect contacts beyond 20nm in DW.
what's the actually detection range of Sealwolf in DW stock104?

3)If sonar detection ranges varies in different weather/Sea condition.
How can I make sure if enemy might be in my detection zone,and vice-versa
under certain sea/weather circumstances.

06-05-13, 01:39 AM	#1
kevinlv Loader Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: nanjing,China Posts: 85 Downloads: 84 Uploads: 0	DW Sonar detection range. Hi,my DW friend,this is DW goer in China.I here raise a question about sonar detection range. 1) I think it's vital to know if own-ship is within opposite sub's detection range,or vice-versa. Is this point correct or practical in DW? 2)DW editor show the US Seawolf's TAs' detect range is around 10nm,while forum discussion reveals that Seawolf can detect contacts beyond 20nm in DW. what's the actually detection range of Sealwolf in DW stock104? 3)If sonar detection ranges varies in different weather/Sea condition. How can I make sure if enemy might be in my detection zone,and vice-versa under certain sea/weather circumstances.