BLOCKCADE OF GERMANY INFO

THEBERBSTER · 06-11-13, 06:04 AM

Hi Guys
I know a lot of us have struggled with this campaign and the time factor in trying to complete it within the time frame. I decided to have a go at the LITE CAMPAIGN LC 1.2 so on January 7th 1940 I find it and torp the AIRCRAFT CARRIER completing the mission.
The info 49N 6W E NE
Starting at the beginning of the 49 degree line and going 65km along it and 5000 yards up is where it sank equivalent to an angle of 4 degrees from the start of the 49 degree line. Task force speed is 15knots
Hope this helps
Best wishes Peter

V13dweller · 06-11-13, 06:21 AM

I usually find the Aircraft carriers around the English Channel, If you catch them leaving, they usually travel at 15 knots, so you have to be in speed 4 to keep up, burning precious fuel.
So I usually leave port on a full tank just so I can stalk it into the trigger zone.

I hope this advice helps.

06-11-13, 06:04 AM	#1
THEBERBSTER Growing Old Disgracefully Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Hythe - Southampton Posts: 9,609 Downloads: 1133 Uploads: 0	BLOCKCADE OF GERMANY INFO Hi Guys I know a lot of us have struggled with this campaign and the time factor in trying to complete it within the time frame. I decided to have a go at the LITE CAMPAIGN LC 1.2 so on January 7th 1940 I find it and torp the AIRCRAFT CARRIER completing the mission. The info 49N 6W E NE Starting at the beginning of the 49 degree line and going 65km along it and 5000 yards up is where it sank equivalent to an angle of 4 degrees from the start of the 49 degree line. Task force speed is 15knots Hope this helps Best wishes Peter

06-11-13, 06:21 AM	#2
V13dweller Grey Wolf Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 768 Downloads: 101 Uploads: 2	I usually find the Aircraft carriers around the English Channel, If you catch them leaving, they usually travel at 15 knots, so you have to be in speed 4 to keep up, burning precious fuel. So I usually leave port on a full tank just so I can stalk it into the trigger zone. I hope this advice helps.