KHG best depth

Niume · 02-06-16, 02:08 PM

What is the best depth for using hydrophone. And what does SS and SSS what does it mean. Is it possibal to resupply to resupply ship and milk cow i saw a youtuber called tailmange he can refuel preasing continue mission.

Sorry for bad english

Reed1941 · 02-06-16, 06:26 PM

Hi mate,

I don't know if there is a "best" depth to use hydrophones, I usually stay at 40~60 meters and it's fine.

SS, or SSS, means "submarine". You can see (if you're using GWX), early in the war, a lot of messages from torpedoed ships that says SSS at some point.

Yes, it's possible to refuel from ships and "milk cows" in game, you just have to get close to them, and the weather must be good, otherwise you can't "dock" with them. And I think that this youtuber was using a patch from H.sie which enables you to dock in sea while still retaining your original patrol grid, tonnage renown.

Any doubts, feel free to ask.

Regards,

Reed

Niume · 02-07-16, 03:50 AM

No but like SS *ship name* what does it mean? and SSS means submarine?

Reed1941 · 02-07-16, 04:55 AM

Hi mate,

SS means Screw Steamer, but is often understood to stand for Steam Ship. MV stands for Motor Vessel.

And yes, SSS is a code for "submarine"

Regards,

Reed

02-06-16, 02:08 PM	#1
Niume Sea Lord Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Lithuania Posts: 1,637 Downloads: 503 Uploads: 2	KHG best depth What is the best depth for using hydrophone. And what does SS and SSS what does it mean. Is it possibal to resupply to resupply ship and milk cow i saw a youtuber called tailmange he can refuel preasing continue mission. Sorry for bad english

02-06-16, 06:26 PM	#2
Reed1941 Seaman Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Nordatlantik Posts: 33 Downloads: 84 Uploads: 0	Hi mate, I don't know if there is a "best" depth to use hydrophones, I usually stay at 40~60 meters and it's fine. SS, or SSS, means "submarine". You can see (if you're using GWX), early in the war, a lot of messages from torpedoed ships that says SSS at some point. Yes, it's possible to refuel from ships and "milk cows" in game, you just have to get close to them, and the weather must be good, otherwise you can't "dock" with them. And I think that this youtuber was using a patch from H.sie which enables you to dock in sea while still retaining your original patrol grid, tonnage renown. Any doubts, feel free to ask. Regards, Reed __________________ U-495: 1945, noch kämpfen!

02-07-16, 04:55 AM	#4
Reed1941 Seaman Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Nordatlantik Posts: 33 Downloads: 84 Uploads: 0	Hi mate, SS means Screw Steamer, but is often understood to stand for Steam Ship. MV stands for Motor Vessel. And yes, SSS is a code for "submarine" Regards, Reed __________________ U-495: 1945, noch kämpfen!

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02-07-16, 03:50 AM	#3
Niume Sea Lord Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Lithuania Posts: 1,637 Downloads: 503 Uploads: 2	No but like SS ship name what does it mean? and SSS means submarine?