How long is your periscope?

Trip · 04-04-07, 07:37 AM

Mine is apparently at least 900ft long because when I order periscope depth (with 'P') the chap on the dive planes just keeps on going down and down. Somebody helpfully points out that we're diving too deep as we pass 190m but he is determined to get that scope under the surface. I've noticed that if I turn TC off I can sometimes wake him up by repeatedly clicking on sensible depths.

Is there a work-around for this? Cos at the moment it's driving me nuts.

Also, I think it's only fair to point out that the pacific is basically chock full of snipers. With mill-pond smooth seas I am losing deck watch almost every time I come out of TC. The officer on deck assures me that he is no longer shooting the men for falling asleep during their watch.

Trip

04-04-07, 07:37 AM	#1
Trip Watch Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 15 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	How long is your periscope? Mine is apparently at least 900ft long because when I order periscope depth (with 'P') the chap on the dive planes just keeps on going down and down. Somebody helpfully points out that we're diving too deep as we pass 190m but he is determined to get that scope under the surface. I've noticed that if I turn TC off I can sometimes wake him up by repeatedly clicking on sensible depths. Is there a work-around for this? Cos at the moment it's driving me nuts. Also, I think it's only fair to point out that the pacific is basically chock full of snipers. With mill-pond smooth seas I am losing deck watch almost every time I come out of TC. The officer on deck assures me that he is no longer shooting the men for falling asleep during their watch. Trip