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Old 04-13-10, 05:27 PM   #1
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Now thats one BIIGG ASSED Rudder.
Actually not that impressive. I'm assuming he was nowhere near full speed, as the faster a ship moves the tighter it can turn. I timed him as making 180 degrees in just over one minute. There have been destroyers in the past which could make as much as 270 degrees at full speed.

His tactical diameter looked about average to me.
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Old 04-13-10, 05:31 PM   #2
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as the faster a ship moves the tighter it can turn.
Is that really true or is there an optimum speed for the quickest turn?
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Old 04-14-10, 02:13 PM   #3
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I timed him as making 180 degrees in just over one minute.
There is a difference between making a faster turn and a tighter turn. More speed often makes for a faster turn ... but it usually also makes for a wider turn.
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