Silent Running dilemna

Originally Posted by jimbuna

You could test your theory another way:

Enable the noise meter and approach a convoy at slow speed, as soon as the meter startschanging colour toward orange then red in colour, switch to silent running, your meter should go back to green coloured.

Whilst the noise meter is not an accurate science to informing you if the escorts have detected you or not, it is accurate in letting you know if you are emitting more noise when not in silent running mode.

Exellent idé, but I just can't allow myself to have that thing.

I shall continue onward, never setting Silent Running, and perhaps suffer the consiquences.
I'm confident.

[epos]

First, thank you all for a lot of info. Great place.

Somewhere in this thred i read "One way to confirm your RPM is to click into your engineer's POV to read the tach -- if it's 50 RPM, you're good." I cant find the RPM reading, is it a mod, or am i just going old and blind

[TabbyHunter]

Porbably going old and blind....Probably...


It should be on the bottom left corner. One of the 5 guys should be the enginer.

if not its probably only in GWX or something.

[epos]

I can see the engineer - not THAT old But i can not find the reading of the RPM. I use GWX 3.0.

[sergei]

Originally Posted by epos

But i can not find the reading of the RPM.

It's one of the gauges in your boat.
You can see it in the interior view, just above the shallow depth gauge.



Please excuse the ghost crew. They're quite harmless really

[epos]

Thank you! been playing SHIII (on and off) since it came, never used the interior view

[maillemaker]

It's one of the gauges in your boat.
You can see it in the interior view, just above the shallow depth gauge.

Also, if you click on the little button next to the Telegraph on your usual dashboard instruments in the bottom-right of your screen, it will change from a Telegraph to an RPM gage. Likewise the compass will change to a rudder indicator, and the depth gage will change from shallow to deep.

Steve