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Old 03-10-08, 02:08 PM   #3
Rockin Robbins
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Default Sure seems like it but...

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Originally Posted by seafarer
Perhaps my poor choice of words, as I don't know actually how simple it is to input the data. I was also going by the schematic near the bottom here (this is for a Mk.IV - http://www.usscod.org/tdc-restore.html ). Sz is torpedor running speed. Another source I have somewhere mentioned that the TDC operator had to "input torpedo type and speed", but obviously if torp. speed is a discrete input parameter, then type would surely be unnecessary?
The cranks were not difficult to use and you only had to overcome the friction of the slip clutches. But using torpedo type as the input instead of torpedo speed would prevent lots of human error, I would think.

I still want to find a photo of the correct crank and its location on the TDC Mark III.
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