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Just a history question for some of you guys?
When exactly did the modern waterfall display come about? Did the older older Skipjack or Permit classes have them or was there something different? What did that look like? Cant find any photos online....go figure.
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That's funny, I was researching this topic 1 hour ago.
This link should help. http://www.subsim.com/radioroom//sho...d.php?t=125710 |
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I've often wondered the same thing myself. I'm also curious about the the paper roll sonar outputs and if they ran 24/7 or only while tracking contacts.
Look at 15:38 above the sonar operator's head. Is that one of the paper units? |
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That's an interessting video, at 08:10 you could see and hear the submaerged sub? Were these subs really that loud?
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I'm thinking that was just wind noise, camera seems to either be on a helicopter or high on a mast somewhere overlooking the sub.
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