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Originally Posted by GalaKev
You could easily do the do it the other way, say if ship is coming at you and is at shall we say 45 degrees on periscope. Then yes you input the range to the ship at 45 degrees. Then when you move the scope, the range will come down as it get closer as the TDC updates itself.
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Originally Posted by GalaKev
By doing it a 0 degrees, you predicting where the target will be when at 000 degrees, straight firing. Secret is , set up torp speed first. Angle on bow, bearing, expected range at 0 degrees 2nd. Then after dial in the speed. This will extend the range, but when you move the scope to 012, then range will then come down to range you predicted.
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Well mate, perephs I'm drunk or a bit slow with my head today but I really
can't remember having seen a single time the TDC range value updating itself when moving the scope; the only thing that change is the gyro angle value.
Maybe I didn't understand what you had said or I am missing something very obvious, sorry (btw, in game I only use manual targeting and I have not a problem to set up correctly my shots, 90° straigth ones or at different AOB, I sometimes use 110° AoB, and I'm very good at getting hits, even two hits at about 3500 meters... so
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