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Originally Posted by MarkShot
You always see in the movies "Hot, straight, and normal". Is that why they listened to make sure that the bearing rate of the torp wasn't changing radically which I guess would mean a circle runner?
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you
can listen to your torpedo on the hydrophone after it is fired... it will sound like a medium - high pitched whine.
if the torpedo seems to be changing it's bearing rapidly (and you didnt fire at a target that would warrant a rapid course change) that means you have a circle runner... but it is not that common, and usually only occurs after firing an acoustic torpedo.