Show and hide chronometer in the attack periscope

McDonnel · 12-19-16, 03:29 PM

For time of impact, use the linear scales on the right of the navigation map - simply protract speed (in knots) over distance of target (in km) and you get estimated time eel will need to travel the distance.

Also, if you really want to know you hit / did not hit the target, you can use your hydrophone instead of the periscope. Eels have very distinct sound and you can compare the heading of target with heading of your eel and estimated time to impact.

If correct, the target will overlap with eel sound just before you hear a proper "boom!"

then you know you hit it.

12-19-16, 03:29 PM	#17
McDonnel Watch Join Date: Nov 2016 Posts: 19 Downloads: 17 Uploads: 0	For time of impact, use the linear scales on the right of the navigation map - simply protract speed (in knots) over distance of target (in km) and you get estimated time eel will need to travel the distance. Also, if you really want to know you hit / did not hit the target, you can use your hydrophone instead of the periscope. Eels have very distinct sound and you can compare the heading of target with heading of your eel and estimated time to impact. If correct, the target will overlap with eel sound just before you hear a proper "boom!" then you know you hit it.