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Old 10-07-08, 06:11 AM   #1
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Default [WIP] IJN submarine radar

I'd like to replace the current german radar that sits on the Jyunsen B with an actual IJN radar model, thanks to I-25 I now know what it is : it's the type of megaphone seen on the Sen Toku and the type AM.

I would like to set its range and characteristics, as well as have its 3d model replace/supplement the german model.

here's data from combinedfleet :







I-52 (-5240 m)





http://mapage.noos.fr/sub-scope/I-524.htm

Type 22

Became Operational: September 1944, see notes below
War Status: wide operational use in war
Installed: surface ships, submarines
Purpose: anti-air, surface dectection and gunnery control
Wavelength: 10 cm
Peak Output: 2 kw
Transmitter: magnetron
Receiver: crystal
Detector: n/a
Detected: aircraft, group at 35 km, single at 17 km, surface ship (large) 34.5 km
Weight: surface ships 1320 kg, submarines 2140 kg
Number Built: 300
Antennae: horn type, send and receive separate use
Type 22 fitted to Kazegumo and Makigumo in March 1942, Hamakaze in June 1942, Akigumo and Yugumo in July 1942, Kongo, Haruna and Hyuga in October 1942, Katori, Kashima and Kashii in June 43,Yamato and Musashi in October 1943, other destroyers prior to September 1944. In wide use by mid-to late 1944. Type 22 radard while not designed for gunnery control provided moderately accurate data for this purpose.
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Old 10-07-08, 06:23 AM   #2
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from :
http://www.star-games.com/exhibits/j...neseradar.html

The only one of the subs listed that I am 100% certain carried radar is the I-58, the others shown almost certainly did. It is likely that other subs had Type 22 radar installed late in the war. The dates of installation for most of these ships are as of commissioning. Only I-54 and I-56 would have had it installed later in the subs named below.


1944
7 September
I-58

16 December
I-13

30 December
I-400

late 1944
I-54, I-56
1945
8 January
I-401

14 March
I-15

24 July
I-402
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Old 10-07-08, 07:53 AM   #3
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3d model imported, it is a small separate mod that replace the FUMO65 antenna, it revolves as well : the pictures I saw of the I-400 at Sasebo show the megaphone at varying positions on their axis which means they did revolve.




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radar range and stuff :




I changed the max range to 34500 m, set the max precise range at 15000 m
increased the max height from 15 to 17000 m
increased the surface area necessary to be spotted at max range from 20 to 40 ²m
left the rest alone for now :
so we have a bit less precise radar than the german one but with real ijn characteristics.

Thought it was necessary : got tired of seing the "grill" revolving !

it can be installed on any of my last Jyunsen B, Kaidai 4 and Kaichu mod. Preferably version 2.6 though.

Enjoy !

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http://files.filefront.com/v+10+IJN+.../fileinfo.html
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Old 10-07-08, 11:11 AM   #4
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Well done! Nice work there.
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Old 10-07-08, 02:18 PM   #5
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thanks
posted a couple more picts in first post.

there were obvisously 2 types of radars : twin megaphone and megaphone/antenna

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Old 10-07-08, 02:55 PM   #6
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Quote:
Originally Posted by keltos01
it revolves as well : the pictures I saw of the I-400 at Sasebo show the megaphone at varying positions on their axis which means they did revolve.
Only the AM and StO (I400) clases had the revolving mast mount all Jyunsen A B and C boats had it mounted on front of the tower like on the I-52

also both the I-47 and I-36 had the type22 mounted 100% for sure

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Look at this

Found here navalhistory.flixco.info/H/64570/8330/a0.htm

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Old 10-07-08, 03:14 PM   #7
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so they had to move the boat to scan the whole horizon ? or did it revolve as well as the picture from I-52 shows ?

I changed the german radar into the type 22, but it is easier to set them up with the revolving one like on the I-400 than a dummy twin megaphone on top of the hangar.. I only had to change the 3d model and the sim file...

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[edit] do you have the 3d model ???
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it revolved like in the I-52 but as far as i know it was done by hand, usualy they would circle the whole boat instead of rotating the twin horns

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