Calculating Range in Rough Weather

dinadan122 · 01-01-07, 07:31 PM

try to match thier speed with a paralel course then go for a close range(500mish) 90deg shot , set bearing to 10deg AoB +/-10deg from their 90 estimate speed and range, when really close in theres alot of room for error so its not that hardl.when he crosses the 350/10deg mark (whichever way he is going) let loose with at least a 2 spread of torpedoes with about 2 or 3 deg split.this is definatly a submerged attack btw since you need your hydrophone in the worst weather but once he is within visual range you can usually surface with little risk of being spotted. also use T1 to increase accuacy

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01-01-07, 07:31 PM	#1
dinadan122 Watch Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 22 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	try to match thier speed with a paralel course then go for a close range(500mish) 90deg shot , set bearing to 10deg AoB +/-10deg from their 90 estimate speed and range, when really close in theres alot of room for error so its not that hardl.when he crosses the 350/10deg mark (whichever way he is going) let loose with at least a 2 spread of torpedoes with about 2 or 3 deg split.this is definatly a submerged attack btw since you need your hydrophone in the worst weather but once he is within visual range you can usually surface with little risk of being spotted. also use T1 to increase accuacy