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Samurai Navy
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Location: Italy
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1) mark down the contact reported position. 2) with the ruler plot 3 possible course: the 'exact' one and the two '+10°/-10°' courses. 3) On each course I mark down the theoretical position of the contact for each hour passed since contact position reported hour (I choose the highest among the possible theoretical contact speeds). Then I plot I circle of 22 Km radius (max hydroph. range) and move it as farthest along the three plotted routes as possible till it still can intercept all three course-lines. That is the maximun "area" along contact path I want to be able to intercept in time, so given my position and the total estimated time needed for the contat to get to that "area" I plot my intercept run and I'm able to compute the minimum speed I need to run. With that "minimum speed to intercept" on my hands I can evaluate if, where, when and at which speed to actually intercept that contact. I usually do well with this method, and I rarely need to run at "ahead full" (Type VIIB) let alone "ahead flank". My tipical intercept run speed is in the range 9-12 knoten. Last edited by banryu79; 07-15-14 at 09:07 AM. |
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