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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() If you have rough weather, then of course... it would stand to reason, that it would take somewhat longer, to recharge the bats... seeing as how until the schnorkel, the intake/output stacks for the diesels... are there, on the outer sides of the Uboats. Any good waves, caused by rough weather, are going to interfere with intake of air, to supply the diesels with 1 part of the necessary components for them to run... namely, air. That would also include causing an interruption in the outbound flow of the exhaust, as well. Rough weather, would also end up, impeding forward motion, as well as the ability to stay on track... aka course, too. This, was highly mentioned in Das Boot (the movie, not that sad sack tv series... ![]() Just... food, for thought... ![]() ![]() M. M.
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I do understand that the huge waves should somewhat make it harder to recharge, but the XXI takes around 4 hours somewhat from 60 to 100% power, meanwhile I ran the boat on the surface on 15m/s for over an entire week and still hadn't reached full charge
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