Submarine Attack Course Finder (a.k.a. Is-Was / Banjo)

klh · 12-01-07, 08:33 AM

Thanks Krunch and Hitman! Now if I can only find a mechanical stopwatch, I would be in Subsim Paradise.

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Captain Krunch · 12-01-07, 03:49 PM

Wow! That looks great! A lot better than my cruddy version. How did you go about doing it? Did you use a laminating machine? I'm thinking that's the only way to go, to keep the various layers flat. I went the cheap route and used some SelfSeal repositionable laminating sheets, but they just don't cut it - too floppy.

klh · 12-01-07, 03:57 PM

I used a thermal laminator over cardstock. The clear parts I used transparency with two layers of lamination. They are fairly rigid, but keep in mind the picture doesn't show all the imperfections.

kverdon · 12-02-07, 01:58 PM

Greak Work KLH! You should make some of those and put them on Ebay!

klh · 12-02-07, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by kverdon

Greak Work KLH! You should make some of those and put them on Ebay!

Thanks, but really the credit goes to Hitman and Captain Krunch. All I did was follow instructions.

ktrboston · 02-23-08, 01:03 AM

To KLH and Capt. Krunch,
I found your posts very helpfull particually the link KLH posted
http://hosted.filefront.com/khaehl/ and the Capt. Krunch explaination of the Course finder tool. Both where very helpfull. I got more understanding from reading Angriffscheibe_Handbuch. Reading this gave me a better understanding of attacking and fingure out values of the attack(TB, AOB, etc...) Also want to give thanks to all who helped you. Now lets see if I can put it into action! The course finder I made is very crude, but it does the job.

CDR Resser · 02-25-08, 10:09 PM

Thanks for the work on this. I just completed my US Navy Is-Was and its Kriegsmarine equivalent. The templates and instuctions made the process relatively painless.

Respectfully Submitted;
CDR Resser

klh · 02-26-08, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by ktrboston

To KLH and Capt. Krunch,
I found your posts very helpfull particually the link KLH posted
http://hosted.filefront.com/khaehl/ and the Capt. Krunch explaination of the Course finder tool. Both where very helpfull. I got more understanding from reading Angriffscheibe_Handbuch. Reading this gave me a better understanding of attacking and fingure out values of the attack(TB, AOB, etc...) Also want to give thanks to all who helped you. Now lets see if I can put it into action! The course finder I made is very crude, but it does the job.

You're welcome, and you are right, it was a team effort. Glad it was helpful. I am working on an updated version which should be out in a couple of weeks with more examples (I'm up to 18 now).

12-01-07, 08:33 AM	#1
klh Der Alte Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Indiana, USA Posts: 228 Downloads: 200 Uploads: 0	Here it is Thanks Krunch and Hitman! Now if I can only find a mechanical stopwatch, I would be in Subsim Paradise. Front: Back:

02-23-08, 01:03 AM	#6
ktrboston Gunner Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: quincy, ma Posts: 100 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	just a thanks To KLH and Capt. Krunch, I found your posts very helpfull particually the link KLH posted http://hosted.filefront.com/khaehl/ and the Capt. Krunch explaination of the Course finder tool. Both where very helpfull. I got more understanding from reading Angriffscheibe_Handbuch. Reading this gave me a better understanding of attacking and fingure out values of the attack(TB, AOB, etc...) Also want to give thanks to all who helped you. Now lets see if I can put it into action! The course finder I made is very crude, but it does the job. __________________ Kapitan Clauus on a 5 day shakedown patrol. New crew, new Kapitan waiting for results. Using GWX 3.0

02-25-08, 10:09 PM	#7
CDR Resser Lieutenant Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Submerged ahead Posts: 252 Downloads: 72 Uploads: 0	Thanks for the work on this. I just completed my US Navy Is-Was and its Kriegsmarine equivalent. The templates and instuctions made the process relatively painless. Respectfully Submitted; CDR Resser __________________ Holy Equestrian Order of Saint John Moses Sometimes, in war, there is an inverse moral. The greater the performance, the harsher the consequence. R.H. O'Kane

12-01-07, 03:49 PM	#2
Captain Krunch Mate Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 58 Downloads: 25 Uploads: 0	Wow! That looks great! A lot better than my cruddy version. How did you go about doing it? Did you use a laminating machine? I'm thinking that's the only way to go, to keep the various layers flat. I went the cheap route and used some SelfSeal repositionable laminating sheets, but they just don't cut it - too floppy.

12-01-07, 03:57 PM	#3
klh Der Alte Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Indiana, USA Posts: 228 Downloads: 200 Uploads: 0	I used a thermal laminator over cardstock. The clear parts I used transparency with two layers of lamination. They are fairly rigid, but keep in mind the picture doesn't show all the imperfections.

12-02-07, 01:58 PM	#4
kverdon Seaman Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 36 Downloads: 13 Uploads: 0	Greak Work KLH! You should make some of those and put them on Ebay!