targeting: what am i likely doing wrong?

gutted · 10-16-09, 02:40 AM

i tend to use metric but 680 yards does seem abit close for a 30 degree gyro angle. that could be your problem right there. but that also begs the question of... why are you firing with a 30 degree gyro angle to begin with if you have the time to wait for a 5 or 10 degree gyro? the more gyro the less accurate.

maybe someone else could chime in, but whats the inital torpedo run (in yards) before the torpedo makes its turn?

also... a +2/0/-2 spread is abit wide imo. i rarely go over +/- 1 degree. usually its +/- .5 degree.

but thats just my two cents.

10-16-09, 02:40 AM	#5
gutted The Old Man Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: New Orleans, LA. Posts: 1,379 Downloads: 487 Uploads: 11	i tend to use metric but 680 yards does seem abit close for a 30 degree gyro angle. that could be your problem right there. but that also begs the question of... why are you firing with a 30 degree gyro angle to begin with if you have the time to wait for a 5 or 10 degree gyro? the more gyro the less accurate. maybe someone else could chime in, but whats the inital torpedo run (in yards) before the torpedo makes its turn? also... a +2/0/-2 spread is abit wide imo. i rarely go over +/- 1 degree. usually its +/- .5 degree. but thats just my two cents.