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I have noticed that CO2 rates, when submerged, seem to rise quite quickly and limit submerged times.
Does anyone else think these rates are too high? Literature I have read shows that maximum submerged endurance for a VII was three days. Yes, that is the absolute extreme period but suggests to me that what we currently have in SH5 is not right and that CO 2 build-up ought to be toned down somewhat. What do you all think? Something worth modding? Kim |
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Black Magic
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Luckily I already have the memory address for the CO2 production rate mapped out ![]() |
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Perhaps you could be more specific?
Renewable 02 (fresh air by open the deck-hatch): 5-7 hours dive time - depends on workload of the crew Bottled 02, not renewable: a total of ca. 80hours dive time All figures refer to a type VII.
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Robert Schmidt, LTJG U-43 Last edited by LemonA; 06-11-12 at 11:24 PM. |
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