MinElevation - MaxElevation

Jungman · 11-18-05, 10:20 PM

Elevation is actually the amount of 'detection' added to detecting you. It should be called Alert Level rise. :hmm:

It is different for all 7 pairs of passive and active enemy sonars. It values change quite a bit.

'Elevation' is being used in the sense of 'Alert level Increase to Detect You' upon a detection event. :hmm:

I think.

I never noticed any change to angle of detection or depth mesing around with it. Of course I could be wrong. Not 100% sure myself.

Type 147A Sword active sonar has 90 (horizontal) to 155 (45 degree angle below water). So you can be correct.

The hydrophone and all is limited to -10m so if 80 degrees is above water, it wil not matter. I am not sure if it even works in the game as stated.

The old active sonar were the 'searchlight beams' limited to about a 10 degree arc. 90 to 100. That is horizontal to 10 dip angle below water line.

Test it and discover what it the truth?

11-18-05, 10:20 PM	#1
Jungman Samurai Navy Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Iowa, USA Posts: 596 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Elevation is actually the amount of 'detection' added to detecting you. It should be called Alert Level rise. :hmm: It is different for all 7 pairs of passive and active enemy sonars. It values change quite a bit. 'Elevation' is being used in the sense of 'Alert level Increase to Detect You' upon a detection event. :hmm: I think. I never noticed any change to angle of detection or depth mesing around with it. Of course I could be wrong. Not 100% sure myself. Type 147A Sword active sonar has 90 (horizontal) to 155 (45 degree angle below water). So you can be correct. The hydrophone and all is limited to -10m so if 80 degrees is above water, it wil not matter. I am not sure if it even works in the game as stated. The old active sonar were the 'searchlight beams' limited to about a 10 degree arc. 90 to 100. That is horizontal to 10 dip angle below water line. Test it and discover what it the truth?