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Ace of the Deep
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Congrats on your survival Herr Kaleun, but in the future there is no need to dive here. That would have cost you range. You can run on the electric motors on the surface, alternating propulsion methods, to increase your range. Matter of fact, it is something you might look to do outbound on long patrols, so you have more fuel oil later.
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Subsim Aviator
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When this happens I run on the surface on electric motors until I have nearly depleted the batteries, then switch over to diesels just long enough to recharge and swap back to electric
Just repeat this process until you get close to base and can fast travel, otherwise, do it all the way there. glad you got it sorted
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Gefallen Engel U-666
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/\ that tactic is critical in SH-V's "Churchill Express" scenario to intercept a fast moving convoy of 5 troopships headed for Capetown SA. I generally await their arrival at the African port of Freetown and sink them as they enter and anchor; however I've also had to travel all the way to Capetown to intercept, and then struggle meticulously on batts, submerging and recharging slowly northward to the Vichy French Port at Dakar to refuel and replenish eels enroute back to the French coast homebase. Too bad there isn't a longer range type IX boat in SH-V; which would've been be more suited to the task.
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