Well, what do you mean with 9kts? I mean, the knots indicated below the dial will only change to the next number up when you reach that exact speed, meaning 9.999kts is still registered as 9kts and it jumps to 10 when it reaches 10.000.
Reason I'm asking is because the subs .sim files seem to contradict your findings. Those list 10kts for the fleet-boats and 9.5 for the S-class.
"Range at current speed" isn't available in stock, so I have no way of testing myself.
*and if those aren't the most economical speeds, I tend to agree with LukeFF:
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Originally Posted by LukeFF
11,000 at 10 knots is the best balance between speed and range. Of course you can get better mileage at lower speeds, but it will take that much longer to get to where one needs to go.
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