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To heck with the phasers Steve. Gimmie photon torpedoes baby! Full spread.
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Or just get yourself a Battlesub.
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Ok I know it’s not directly related with the subject but I think it’s good to have knowledge... I have searched the web but couldn't find the answer. Where did external torpedoes stored? I even analyzed cutaway diagrams but again could find it.
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They were stored in special compartmens fore and aft under the deck.
Here is a good diagram of how it was done. ![]() And here is a picture. ![]()
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Thank you for your quick responses, I love the spirit you guys on subsim have. Okay for the lazy ones belongs us I have tried to translate Steve's Picture at my best :
![]() 1- Cable tie (to prevent detachment due to tension) 2- Lifting Device Base/Stand 3- Cable (on tension) 4- Lifting Device 5- Support Bar 6- Maneuvering Lever 7- Cable guide pulley 8- Bed to guide the torpedo 9- Torpedo ![]() 10-Torpedo loading hatch 11-Manoeuvre Winch 12-winch Motor 13-Clamp and brackets 14-Bunk bed and torpedo support (I guess this is the answer of my question-the location of external torpedo) 15-Pull lift equipment (rigging) 16-Support Jack while manoeuvring the torpedo 17-Resistance Helmet (?) 18-Pull lift equipment (rigging) 19-Torpedo tubes 20-Lane to maneuver with torpedoes
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I recently saw a documentary where an ex U-Boat officer said loading Torps was hit and miss at best, and often men had to avoid runaways that flew out of the chute and crashed around inside the hull. Luckily they'd have had the safety bar installed in the nose. At least that's what it looked like.
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