(Yet another) Attempt to make sense of gyro angles

La vache · 02-15-17, 06:30 PM

Hallo Von Due

According to Rössler the GA (Gradelaufapparat) could only reach a torpedo running angle of ± 90°.
It should be shot with the smallest possible torpedo angle as there was an offset displacement at 90° of ± 35 m. β ≦ 90°

You can set settings such as test sheets. As an example rear shot with 7° parallax angle. LfdNo 15
Distance E = 5hm (500m)
Target direction ω = 66°
Vt = 30 nm/h
Vg = 24 nm/h
AoB ϫ = 60° StB
β = 40°
Result = firing angle ϱ = 280° corrected -180° = firing angle 100°
The deviation of the deflection angle and the shot angle results in a parallax angle δ ~7°

02-15-17, 06:30 PM	#19
La vache Soundman Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 142 Downloads: 205 Uploads: 0	Hallo Von Due According to Rössler the GA (Gradelaufapparat) could only reach a torpedo running angle of ± 90°. It should be shot with the smallest possible torpedo angle as there was an offset displacement at 90° of ± 35 m. β ≦ 90° You can set settings such as test sheets. As an example rear shot with 7° parallax angle. LfdNo 15 Distance E = 5hm (500m) Target direction ω = 66° Vt = 30 nm/h Vg = 24 nm/h AoB ϫ = 60° StB β = 40° Result = firing angle ϱ = 280° corrected -180° = firing angle 100° The deviation of the deflection angle and the shot angle results in a parallax angle δ ~7° __________________ youtube