Target speed calculation made easy

RedHammer · 03-23-07, 10:16 AM

uhm nevermind, that method i just mentioned didnt work, i got too much of a bearing change for the speed to be correct..

So what you are saying, is that I have to check the bearing change by Visual Eyesight? How will I be able to see, with my own eyes, thru a periscope, at 1100 yards, if he changes his course by 3 degrees?

Getting frustrated again.. Ubi.. please fix the auto bearing finder..

S!

RH

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03-23-07, 10:16 AM	#11
RedHammer Loader Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Norway Posts: 88 Downloads: 45 Uploads: 0	uhm nevermind, that method i just mentioned didnt work, i got too much of a bearing change for the speed to be correct.. So what you are saying, is that I have to check the bearing change by Visual Eyesight? How will I be able to see, with my own eyes, thru a periscope, at 1100 yards, if he changes his course by 3 degrees? Getting frustrated again.. Ubi.. please fix the auto bearing finder.. S! RH