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Tikigod · 03-02-06, 11:35 PM

CA,

is there a way to slow down the depleting C02 when you vent at surface? the C02 rises continuously when submerged but, when you surface it drops from high C02 levels to 0 in less than a second...(you can see this easily in time acceleration) Is there a way possibly to slow the rate so it takes longer to vent or circulate the air in the uboat when surfaced? I don''t know what the historical amount of time is that a uboat took to vent but, I'm sure it wasn't instantaneous. I think the gauge should operate continuously down as it did up.... just like the battery gauge.....and since you mastered the gauges do you think its possible to change this behavior? and maybe it can be fixed so that the larger uboat you have the longer it takes to vent the air back to 0.

Thanks again for the great gauge fix

03-02-06, 11:35 PM	#113
Tikigod Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: United States Posts: 777 Downloads: 28 Uploads: 0	CA, is there a way to slow down the depleting C02 when you vent at surface? the C02 rises continuously when submerged but, when you surface it drops from high C02 levels to 0 in less than a second...(you can see this easily in time acceleration) Is there a way possibly to slow the rate so it takes longer to vent or circulate the air in the uboat when surfaced? I don''t know what the historical amount of time is that a uboat took to vent but, I'm sure it wasn't instantaneous. I think the gauge should operate continuously down as it did up.... just like the battery gauge.....and since you mastered the gauges do you think its possible to change this behavior? and maybe it can be fixed so that the larger uboat you have the longer it takes to vent the air back to 0. Thanks again for the great gauge fix