RA sonar buoy connection

Wildcat · 06-27-17, 07:14 AM

You have to be at a high enough altitude to get a signal.

The game's LOS effects are a little extreme, IMO, but basically if you're flying too low you will lose the radio connection to the buoy.

Try flying at 50-200 feet for torpedo or weapon drops, and over 1500 feet for search work. If you need MAD / SAD 500-1000 feet is enough to still pick up a contact as well as give good radio range on your sonobuoys.

06-27-17, 07:14 AM	#2
Wildcat Engineer Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 215 Downloads: 69 Uploads: 0	You have to be at a high enough altitude to get a signal. The game's LOS effects are a little extreme, IMO, but basically if you're flying too low you will lose the radio connection to the buoy. Try flying at 50-200 feet for torpedo or weapon drops, and over 1500 feet for search work. If you need MAD / SAD 500-1000 feet is enough to still pick up a contact as well as give good radio range on your sonobuoys.