Hydrophone tracking

comet61 · 11-29-09, 05:30 PM

I have been studying Nefelodamon's Hydrophone movie on tracking an enemy target and using mathematical terms to get a position and course for attack interception. This is if you are not using Map markers. Very interesting movie. I have been writing down notes and trying to practice this in theory in game....with miserable results.

Is there by chance a PDF version? The reason I am asking is that watching the movie over and over and going back to certain sections many times has become redundant to the point I am definitely missing certain aspects. The 4th bearing line has been a pain in the a$$ for me.

I am not trying to critique the method of explanation of this procedure, however, the "quirkiness", "pauses" and having to use "pause/play/reverse, etc. dissolves the train of thought (this is why I was always a C student...at best

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To me, this method of tracking is very exciting and granted, the margin of error regardless of how attentive one can be is a little bigger than I had hoped. Don't get me wrong-Nefelodamon did an outstanding job and I am grateful, however, I guess I am one of those souls that needs to read the "book".

11-29-09, 05:30 PM	#1
comet61 Sparky Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 151 Downloads: 240 Uploads: 0	Hydrophone tracking I have been studying Nefelodamon's Hydrophone movie on tracking an enemy target and using mathematical terms to get a position and course for attack interception. This is if you are not using Map markers. Very interesting movie. I have been writing down notes and trying to practice this in theory in game....with miserable results. Is there by chance a PDF version? The reason I am asking is that watching the movie over and over and going back to certain sections many times has become redundant to the point I am definitely missing certain aspects. The 4th bearing line has been a pain in the a$$ for me. I am not trying to critique the method of explanation of this procedure, however, the "quirkiness", "pauses" and having to use "pause/play/reverse, etc. dissolves the train of thought (this is why I was always a C student...at best). To me, this method of tracking is very exciting and granted, the margin of error regardless of how attentive one can be is a little bigger than I had hoped. Don't get me wrong-Nefelodamon did an outstanding job and I am grateful, however, I guess I am one of those souls that needs to read the "book".