A new hunting tutorial.

[La vache]

A new hunting tutorial.

Based on calculations of Kapitänleutnant Kurt Meusemann and Dr. Kurt Stange from 1936. Revised in the 40s by Austrian Mathematicians Walter Wunderlich. At the end a simplified method to calculate AoB with TDC help.

[Tycho]

Glad to see someone use my notepad.
After I found a more convenient way to logs my patrols, now this is exactly for what I use the ingame notepad.
For short current notes and notes about calculations.

Will look over the tutorial after work.

Without any explanations, i can understand nothing ...

[Tycho]

V - speed
S - distance
K - course

g = target
b = our submarine

Then, there have a map drawing and TDC work, look with mind and everything becomes clear.

[La vache]

Originally Posted by Tycho

Glad to see someone use my notepad.
After I found a more convenient way to logs my patrols, now this is exactly for what I use the ingame notepad.
For short current notes and notes about calculations.

Will look over the tutorial after work.

The KZS Notepad I in enhanced OLC GUI / WAS installed for LSH, but did not play many players LSH. You know the problem SH3 goes under.

[La vache]

Originally Posted by Kendras

Without any explanations, i can understand nothing ...

A written instruction in German only on DMP Forum. They may be understand with translators.

1. part Tutorial
intercept course

2. part Tutorial
calculate short distance for possible torpedo attack

last simple example calculate "Lagewinkel" = AoB with TDC help.

[Graf von Spee]

He use a "map contact update", this tutorial is good, but for beginners and without "map contact update" this tutorial is useless.

I myself play on 100% realism, and i have my own way. But it is a good tutorial though.

[Tycho]

Originally Posted by Graf von Spee

without "map contact update" this tutorial is useless.

Why? I play without "map update" and without my boat on map, but I find enough applications for these methods.
Think of "map contact updates" on the video like illustration of the correctness of the calculations.
In hardcore play I work with possible solutions, not a absolute ones, that is one of the most interesting part for me.