SOS, calling mittelvaechter

Werewolf · 05-25-07, 05:19 AM

Hello

I've gone through your excellent tutorial on pin pointing course, speed and position on targets by the help of geometry. Inspite of the fact that I do exactly as you say, I've had a lot of geometry and navigation as well so it's not totally new to me, I'm only a bit rusty haha, but in spite of all of that I am allways 4-10 degrees off on the course at least...always! This again means that I get quite an error when estimating the speed too 2 of the most important factors when setting up for an attack.

I don't expect this method to be deadly accurate, but errors that big, 10-20 degrees, are too much....end arounds are hopeless when the target is heading on a course 10 degrees off from what I have estimated

So I must be making some kind of mistake or something, for example the tools on the computer, is inaccurate.

Do you have any idea? I find this very interesting, love geometry and so on so I would really like to learn it...not to mention that allied asw measures really motivates one to find alternatives to the good old scope attack!

05-25-07, 05:19 AM	#1
Werewolf Sonar Guy Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Europe Posts: 394 Downloads: 69 Uploads: 0	SOS, calling mittelvaechter Hello I've gone through your excellent tutorial on pin pointing course, speed and position on targets by the help of geometry. Inspite of the fact that I do exactly as you say, I've had a lot of geometry and navigation as well so it's not totally new to me, I'm only a bit rusty haha, but in spite of all of that I am allways 4-10 degrees off on the course at least...always! This again means that I get quite an error when estimating the speed too 2 of the most important factors when setting up for an attack. I don't expect this method to be deadly accurate, but errors that big, 10-20 degrees, are too much....end arounds are hopeless when the target is heading on a course 10 degrees off from what I have estimated So I must be making some kind of mistake or something, for example the tools on the computer, is inaccurate. Do you have any idea? I find this very interesting, love geometry and so on so I would really like to learn it...not to mention that allied asw measures really motivates one to find alternatives to the good old scope attack!