10-11-07, 12:53 PM
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Grey Wolf 
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tater
Interesting, a quick test with a 33% increased DC hit vs a tambor a couple meters from the hull, and I was very much still in the game. I think for a 6m sure kill to be realistic, heck, even a 3m sure kill, the DCs might need to be very very much more powerful.
tater
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Hi again, posted this in the 1.3 patch and Japanese ASW topic, then saw this thread:
from http://www.submarine-history.com/NOVAthree.htm
by Cpt Brayton Harris USN (ret)
1940
U. S. Navy ran depth-charge tests against an operational submarine (for most of the test, moored underwater without crew). They found that 300 pounds of TNT was not very
effective; the explosive charge was doubled to 600 pounds.
(later dropped to 400, when they added a lead weight for faster sinking)
I do think you are correct in the navy thinking along those lines prior to 1940 and that line of thinking may have been derived from the DC tests on the USS G-1 in 1921.
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