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Old 04-20-10, 12:22 AM   #16
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One interesting thing about the manual - it is mentioned that submarines used to carry 14 torpedoes forward and 10 torpedoes aft. In SH4 we have 16 forward and 8 aft (Tambor and later sub classes).

Which one is accurate?
That's a good question. The Pamapnito's website states that 8 were carried aft and 14 forward.
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Old 05-04-10, 11:08 PM   #17
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Not trying to hijack Luke's thread but I found another old subsim game manual that also has an excellent description of submarine tactics, operating characteristics, and "how to" tutorials. From how to maintain a manual plot to calculating the turning radius of a fleet submarine (0.45 degrees per second at full rudder at 4.0 knots) it's all in here. Pages 1-21 are the "game" manual while pages 22-145 are all simulation info. Really good stuff.






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http://www.filefront.com/16369269/Up-Periscope.pdf

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Old 05-06-10, 03:10 PM   #18
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Wow... another excellent find! Thanks virtualpender.

These two manuals (minus the gameplay instructions) should be "required reading" for playing SH4 seriously.

Can we get these two links stickied or added to one of the massive links/tutorials pages?
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Old 05-07-10, 02:56 AM   #19
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Wow... another excellent find! Thanks virtualpender.

These two manuals (minus the gameplay instructions) should be "required reading" for playing SH4 seriously.
I second that. These types of manuals put even the "best" of the SH2-5 manuals to complete shame.
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Not trying to hijack Luke's thread but I found another old subsim game manual that also has an excellent description of submarine tactics, operating characteristics, and "how to" tutorials. From how to maintain a manual plot to calculating the turning radius of a fleet submarine (0.45 degrees per second at full rudder at 4.0 knots) it's all in here. Pages 1-21 are the "game" manual while pages 22-145 are all simulation info. Really good stuff.






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http://www.filefront.com/16369269/Up-Periscope.pdf
The link don´t work...

Many thanks

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You can view it here:

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