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KrazyDimondRX · 01-10-14, 03:57 PM

Thanks for the reply

Most would agree standard operating procedures are to "ahead flank" and full rudder when splashes are heard.

I always thought the charges were masking our subs, but your telling me its their own prop wash masking our escape??

"As I understand it, in SH3 the passive hydrophone stays operational all the time and it works perfectly even after a depth charge run destroyed the usable audio conditions completely for several minutes."

If i'm understanding correctly you're saying after a depth charge run (passive)phones are still working/running/operating but fruitlessly? kind of like a refigerator with its door left open?

Thanks again,
KDRX

01-10-14, 03:57 PM	#3
KrazyDimondRX Seaman Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: NZ, North Island, Counties Posts: 37 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	Thanks for the reply Most would agree standard operating procedures are to "ahead flank" and full rudder when splashes are heard. I always thought the charges were masking our subs, but your telling me its their own prop wash masking our escape?? "As I understand it, in SH3 the passive hydrophone stays operational all the time and it works perfectly even after a depth charge run destroyed the usable audio conditions completely for several minutes." If i'm understanding correctly you're saying after a depth charge run (passive)phones are still working/running/operating but fruitlessly? kind of like a refigerator with its door left open? Thanks again, KDRX __________________ " An intellectual vacuum so strong that sometime I fear she will soak up the solar system like a black hole. " Skybird " That crazy Mulligan's droppin'em all over the place! "