How to learn about target data computing?

[Paul Riley]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

What was the TARGET'S ANGLE FROM YOU as calcutated at impact?
This is what determines the angle of the shot.

As for the above: Good job!

My UBoat was 60 degrees AOB on ITS starboard side,I opened fire at zero bearing,and the torpedo travelled towards its target with unnerving accuracy.I believe the strong wind helped push it into the ship from my current location.
As I said,if I was on the port side the torpedo would have probably slowed as it travelled IN to the wind.
I was also 1700 metres from the target.

Originally Posted by Paul Riley

I opened fire at zero bearing

That's a Bow On Shot.
A good one, none the less.

[Paul Riley]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

That's a Bow On Shot.
A good one, none the less.

But instead of being at 90 degrees from the ship this time I was at 60,something I rarely do,the torpedo still travelled at a slight angle.If I would have fired at say 350 or 340 the torpedo would have surely bounced off due to the angle the ship was coming at.So long as the target speed and range are correct there shouldnt be any problems

[Pisces]

Originally Posted by Paul Riley

...
As I said,if I was on the port side the torpedo would have probably slowed as it travelled IN to the wind. ...

Since when do torpedos get affected by wind?

[Capt. Morgan]

, & ?

[pickinthebanjo]

Originally Posted by Pisces

Since when do torpedos get affected by wind?

yeah eh lol, seeing as how they travel under water in all

[Paul Riley]

Originally Posted by Pisces

Since when do torpedos get affected by wind?

They seem to be affected in strong seas,trust me,ive had it happen

[Pisces]

They don't like breaching waves when they are to shallow, but steer off-course?

[Paul Riley]