Methode used to sink a lot of ships

Azixx · 01-31-11, 03:19 AM

very interesting....

a hell of a lot better than my usual:

"lock target.. flood tubes... Torpedo Los!
........torpedo missed sir!

DAMMIT!!

I shall give your method a go

stoianm · 01-31-11, 03:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Azixx

very interesting....

a hell of a lot better than my usual:

"lock target.. flood tubes... Torpedo Los!
........torpedo missed sir!

DAMMIT!!

I shall give your method a go

glad to hear that

Magic1111 · 01-31-11, 04:49 AM

Hi Mate !

Yes, interesting !

Look into this: ftp://hartmuthaas.no-ip.org/Volume_1...H3%20TUTORIALS

Then download you "Tactics Manuals" !

Best regards !

P.S. My 1000th Post.....

stoianm · 01-31-11, 05:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magic1111

Hi Mate !

Yes, interesting !

Look into this: ftp://hartmuthaas.no-ip.org/Volume_1...H3%20TUTORIALS

Then download you "Tactics Manuals" !

Best regards !

P.S. My 1000th Post.....

yeeep yor 1000th post ... i almost not reconaized you when i saw your new avatar.

Thanks for the link! I already readed almost all the docks from there (but i found new interestings ones!

What i want from you is to download AOB slide ruller:http://www.filefront.com/17868255/AOB approaches zero.bmp
and to make a test (only for the AOB - part) and tell me how acuratte you find that AOB reading!

Best regards!

panosrxo · 01-31-11, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by stoianm

What i want from you is to download AOB slide ruller:http://www.filefront.com/17868255/AOB approaches zero.bmp
and to make a test (only for the AOB - part) and tell me how acuratte you find that AOB reading!

Best regards!

If you mean the bmp, then it is accurate. You could also print a table of sinus:
http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/K-12/airplane/tablsin.html

Overall the method you propose is fast and accurate.

stoianm · 01-31-11, 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by panosrxo

If you mean the bmp, then it is accurate. You could also print a table of sinus:
http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/K-12/airplane/tablsin.html

Overall the method you propose is fast and accurate.

Thanks!

I know that is acurate the bmp. - what i meant is to play with ,,map contact update - on'', use RAOFB and bmp to determine the AOB and then compare with the real one (find the real one by drawing an angle from the target cource - then the target - and the Uboat - on the map). How close is from the ,,real AOB,,?

Thanks for the table of sinus - i did not had that!

Best regards!

doctrine · 01-31-11, 07:54 AM

Sounds good!

I certainly will give it a try when I come home

raymond6751 · 01-31-11, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Magic1111

Hi Mate !
Then download you "Tactics Manuals" !

P.S. My 1000th Post.....

Congrats on 1000 posts, friend. I'm downloading the Tactics Manual now.

Seems to me if a ship is 3000m away at a 90 track, going 15 knots, you can kiss it goodbye!

I'm looking for a good method, cause I'm getting more with the cannon than the torpedoes. I can't figure the TDC out. That damned XO panel is right in the middle of my scope and I can't see the target. So I get rid of TDC and miss most of the time.

vanjast · 02-01-11, 04:25 AM

I haven't got SH5, but is there a rev/speed chart available here.
This method was used by both sides, and it's a simple matter of ship(engine) ID and prop rev count = approx speed. A 3 torp spread is usually more than enough.

I've nailed a ship at about 3-4K in visibility conditions of 50m, rain sleet and snow. This was definitely the luckiest shot.. but a good amount of calcs and obervations went into the aiming.

stoianm · 02-01-11, 04:40 AM

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Originally Posted by vanjast

I haven't got SH5, but is there a rev/speed chart available here.
This method was used by both sides, and it's a simple matter of ship(engine) ID and prop rev count = approx speed. A 3 torp spread is usually more than enough.

I've nailed a ship at about 3-4K in visibility conditions of 50m, rain sleet and snow. This was definitely the luckiest shot.. but a good amount of calcs and obervations went into the aiming.

Can you please share the link with this ,, rev/speed chart'' that you are tlaking about?

Thanks!

stoianm · 03-28-11, 08:32 AM

stoianm Real navigation video tutorial for SH5

1)How to start a new campaign using ''silentotto''
2)How to upgrade your Uboat
3)How to choose an mission
4)how to start a new patrol
5)How to navigate to your patrol area using Real nav and ''no map contact''
6)how to use some buttons from TDW interface

To play in this manner you need to have installed this 2 mods:

1)NewUIs_TDC_6_4_0_ByTheDarkWraith or Magnum Opus
2)NewUIs_TDC_6_4_0_Real_Navigation

Please excuse my english wich is ''so and so''

stoianm · 02-01-11, 04:36 AM

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Originally Posted by raymond6751

I'm looking for a good method, cause I'm getting more with the cannon than the torpedoes. I can't figure the TDC out. That damned XO panel is right in the middle of my scope and I can't see the target. So I get rid of TDC and miss most of the time.

If you press key ''L'' then the XO panel is going in the right corner and you will have free visibility for your scope

01-31-11, 04:49 AM	#3
Magic1111 Silent Hunter Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Germany - Sailing on U-552 in North Atlantic Posts: 4,429 Downloads: 783 Uploads: 0	Hi Mate ! Yes, interesting ! Look into this: ftp://hartmuthaas.no-ip.org/Volume_1...H3%20TUTORIALS Then download you "Tactics Manuals" ! Best regards ! P.S. My 1000th Post..... __________________

03-28-11, 08:32 AM	#11
stoianm Ocean Warrior Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 2,776 Downloads: 833 Uploads: 11	stoianm Real navigation video tutorial for SH5 stoianm Real navigation video tutorial for SH5 1)How to start a new campaign using ''silentotto'' 2)How to upgrade your Uboat 3)How to choose an mission 4)how to start a new patrol 5)How to navigate to your patrol area using Real nav and ''no map contact'' 6)how to use some buttons from TDW interface To play in this manner you need to have installed this 2 mods: 1)NewUIs_TDC_6_4_0_ByTheDarkWraith or Magnum Opus 2)NewUIs_TDC_6_4_0_Real_Navigation Please excuse my english wich is ''so and so''

01-31-11, 03:19 AM	#1
Azixx Swabbie Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 8 Downloads: 35 Uploads: 0	very interesting.... a hell of a lot better than my usual: "lock target.. flood tubes... Torpedo Los! ........torpedo missed sir! DAMMIT!! I shall give your method a go

01-31-11, 07:54 AM	#7
doctrine Mate Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Near the port of Rotterdam Posts: 59 Downloads: 77 Uploads: 0	Sounds good! I certainly will give it a try when I come home

02-01-11, 04:25 AM	#9
vanjast Sea Lord Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Somewhere else now Posts: 1,736 Downloads: 825 Uploads: 4	I haven't got SH5, but is there a rev/speed chart available here. This method was used by both sides, and it's a simple matter of ship(engine) ID and prop rev count = approx speed. A 3 torp spread is usually more than enough. I've nailed a ship at about 3-4K in visibility conditions of 50m, rain sleet and snow. This was definitely the luckiest shot.. but a good amount of calcs and obervations went into the aiming.