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I'm trying it. It's all good but my depth seems to depend on more than speed alone. I'm currently at 85meters having ordered 120, at 1 knots! wow. Anyone knows what gives?
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U-Boat lacks the necessary inertial drive to push itself downward. You are going too slow.
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But shouldnt it mantain it's depth? If at one point i'm at 120 meters why should the boat ascend to 85 meters? It seems the deeper i go the more i will ascend. Oh boy
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like I said 1 knot is too slow to maintain depth. If you had set 2 knots, you should have stayed put.
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I always thought that an u-boat has zero buoyancy.:hmm:
In the book Das Boot it was said that the 'Regelzellen' were used for maintaining zero buoyancy. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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No its not true, U-boats had a slightly positive bouyance. That is why GWX models a positive bouyancy in them.
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The meters you will rise when going slower than 2kn seem to fullfit a certain rate. As I tested it some time ago here are some examples:
set depth....rised to ...15...............12 ...90...............73 ..140............115 |
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