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Engineer
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Starting 1941 in the porpoise class and 165 feet is the max depth? Far cry from the 170 meters in a uboat.
![]() Won't even let you go any lower than that if you wanted to see where it pops. Or am i missing something. |
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Ace of the Deep
![]() Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Athens, the original one.
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Yeahp you are.
Click the tab beneath the SHALLOW depth meter to get the extended depth meter. And you'll also have a mark for the sub's test depth. BTW your speed and compass dials have similar tabs (click them and you'll see what I mean).
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Rear Admiral
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And you can always go deeper by hitting the dive icon, usually the D key. This will put you in a dive until you manually stop it.
One thing I love about TMO is all the workable clickable dials in the sub. You can set you're depth to at least 600 ft by the dials. |
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Ensign
![]() Join Date: May 2010
Location: Pandora. Not the blue cat people Pandora...
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That would be an awsome standalone mod.
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