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Originally Posted by -SWCowboy.
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Originally Posted by sasquatch
I've never gone deeper than 125m. Something about going into red on the dial gives me the creeps. I'd hate for my first career ever to end because of me being stupid and going to deep...
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My vote's with you as well, I've only gone to around 180 in the VIIC avoiding those dang C-Class destroyers...  |
No worries for you. German submarines were constructed for 90m(!!!!) in a type VII.
Regulations required for 2,5 times construction safety: -> 90m x 2,5 = 225m minimum depth from factory...
Most ship yards produced with the promise to hold the limit with a little more safety (it was the production culture) ...
An now read more about the "construction" depth of a VIIC/41 or a XXI... (2,5 safetey again)
Of course for the "new" XXI they learend later from mistakes like plastic steel deformation of special parts in 180m, but these were clearly identified as mistakes.
PS: My most used sub ist VIIB or VIIC and I *always* take it down to 210m as my standard evasion manouver. When those nasty RN tin can become nasty I go deeper, just to make sure... 230... is the next level of making my nervous
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