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Commodore
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Hello,
I read the GWX expansion manual and it says to use Shift+R to retract it, but it doesnt retract. This may be used for the radars and not the antenna. But if it is, is there a way to retract the antenna? I thought those long cables going from bow to stern were the antennae? I'm certain this has been posted recently but I cant find it. edit: I found the post, but I'm still confused. Do you need a mod to raise and lower it? I am running GWX1.03 Also, what does the loop antenna do? whats it called? |
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Navy Seal
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There is no trigger currently available which allows us to raise & lower the RDF Loop (Radio Direction Finder).
There is a mod available on the GWX Website (click on my Sig) which allows you to have it down permantley. This will not affect the Radar. ![]() The cables running fore and aft would initially detect the radio signal and the loop would be rotated to give you a bearing.
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Commodore
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Thanks, now that I know what it's called I'm going to read about it.
edit: heres a great read from uboat.net http://www.uboat.net/articles/id/51 Last edited by Avatar; 05-07-07 at 01:42 PM. |
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If you are talking about the radio direction finder loop... it retracts when you submerge.
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Sea Lord
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Is the Circular RDF a mod?
Is it just part of GWX?
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