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Raven_2012 · 01-23-14, 12:24 PM

I have go with gaps method, which is a mix of many. This tends to be the case with me and others. Each method as a place to be used it.

If its dark or really foggy, I will use hydrophone to plot course and speed of target. If I am visually able, I will do same but with periscope. If I am really close enough, I use clock to take speed use stadimeter to take range and use my own judgment to take AOB, which is pretty much the aspect ratio way.

I have never learned 4 bearings method, I'm sure when I do it will be added into my methods.

I've made a quick formula card I also use for, quick attacks.

You still need your heading and target heading, AOB is quickly calculated and easy changed if needed. This is for a close range to medium range attack.

01-23-14, 12:24 PM	#3
Raven_2012 Commander Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Elmira, NY Posts: 445 Downloads: 129 Uploads: 0	I have go with gaps method, which is a mix of many. This tends to be the case with me and others. Each method as a place to be used it. If its dark or really foggy, I will use hydrophone to plot course and speed of target. If I am visually able, I will do same but with periscope. If I am really close enough, I use clock to take speed use stadimeter to take range and use my own judgment to take AOB, which is pretty much the aspect ratio way. I have never learned 4 bearings method, I'm sure when I do it will be added into my methods. I've made a quick formula card I also use for, quick attacks. You still need your heading and target heading, AOB is quickly calculated and easy changed if needed. This is for a close range to medium range attack.