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Originally Posted by Fifi
That’s good news! 
Any hint on the ability to keep target locking with periscope low on sea level?
(Other than to be fully raised) |
I ran a test in the version you guys are using with 5 knot winds out of the northwest, with a bit of chop to the water, and the scope was capable of locking near the top, but not at the peak of its rise. Once I had a lock, then I could lower the scope, the only problem being that when a wave broke over the lense head, the "Lock" was lost and I had to go back up to regain the lock. However, you can still use the PK button with the scope low, and shoot at your target without a lock, though the accuracy may be off a pinch, like for me, aiming at the front mast of a ship doing 12 knots at 1600 yards, I did hit just ahead of the props, so almost a miss... A little side note to that though, is I'm not really known for "good targeting"...
- I do have pictures of proof, if needed...
