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About periscope up speed damage
Playing Dangerous Waters there is a limit (I think 5-8 kts) that the periscope can be raised while submerged/surfaced without suffering damage. SH 4 or other SH do not have this feature. If this is the real thing on WWII boats as well can we modify some files to simulate this?
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Fleet Boats and U-Boats couldn't go faster than 8 knots while submerged so there is no need for such a limitation. |
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On the other hand there is anecdotal evidence that raising the periscope at more than 3 knots would cause enough vibration to render the image unviewable.
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I got damage at 8 kts in DW or a bit faster so I thought raising the scope while submerged at 9kts in a Balao would do damage as well....I was just curious as if in a real WWII boat they would go from ahead full to 1/3 submerged to prevent damage to the scope.
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As I said, it's my understanding that damage wasn't the problem so much as not being able to see anything due to vibration. That said, I really don't know the exact parameters and problems.
I always slow down to use the periscopes, but that may just be me.
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Yep. That's common sense. I'd do that too.
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