Imperial sub test depths

[tedhealy]

With 1.1 getting imperial measurements to work , here are the test depths taken from the readme and converted using google

S Class - Test Depth - 60 m - 196.850394 feet
Pourpoise - Test Depth - 75 m - 246.062992 feet
Salmon Class - Test Depth - 75 m - 246.062992 feet
Sargo Class - Test Depth - 75 m - 246.062992 feet
Tambor Class - Test Depth - 75 m - 246.062992 feet
Gar Class - Test Depth - 75 m - 246.062992 feet
Gato Class - Test Depth - 90 m - 295.275591 feet
Balao Class - Test Depth - 120 m - 393.700787 feet

[highkoo]

I took a Porpoise to 400ft stable, then tried for 500 and cracked at around 421ft.
Id love to post the screen shot but photo bucket didnt like me forgeting my password 5 times lol :rotfl:

[2002-MOE]

I'm not sure that these are test depths, I think they are too high on the S-Class as well as the other early war boats.

Can anyone compare them with the SH1 depths?

[tedhealy]

Whatever they are, the readme describes them as

Each submarine has a test depth beyong the captain should only venture in crisis situation.

S Class - Test Depth - 60 m
Pourpoise - Test Depth - 75 m
Salmon Class - Test Depth - 75 m
Sargo Class - Test Depth - 75 m
Tambor Class - Test Depth - 75 m
Gar Class - Test Depth - 75 m
Gato Class - Test Depth - 90 m
Balao Class - Test Depth - 120 m

Going deeper than this values always presents a risk.

Note that when you have a damaged hull, the depth limit for the submarine changes. The more damaged the submarine hull is, the less depth is the pressure hull capable of handling.