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Old 10-21-13, 01:05 PM   #3
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On the Flood and Vent Valve indicator in the Command room is a chart showing Cavitational speeds for various depths. Anyone know if this is a good guide for avoiding passive sonar or if it is even modelled in the sim?

Well it's not modeled per se but speed does affect how you are detect, as does your depth. Keep it under 100 RPM's, closer to 50 , you are pretty quiet.Having silent running on will help.Depth plays in as it would at cavitation, example, I have been at 600 feet in a Balao running ahead standard at 6 knots and remained undetected by passive sonar of escorts 1800 yards away because I was deep, no cavitation there(O Kane mentions this in his book CLEAR THE BRIDGE)

Times when I was threading through and escort screen, I may go to 100 or 200 feet depending, silent running 100 rpms maybe more, depending on depth to slip inside the screen to attack.

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