Torpedo Spread Angle Calculator

[Hitman]

Count me in

PM me or post here a link to what you want to test, I think I can be able to give it a try this weekend

[Matilda]

I would like to help test your gizmo. I use MoBo alot for intercepting but would love something to assist with spead angle.

[breadcatcher101]

It would be neat having devices (working models) that were used in the war such as you are referring to. They also had a thing-of-a-gig called a "was/is". Maybe it is the same item you are talking about or one that does something else, I can't remember.

[joegrundman]

Originally Posted by breadcatcher101

It would be neat having devices (working models) that were used in the war such as you are referring to. They also had a thing-of-a-gig called a "was/is". Maybe it is the same item you are talking about or one that does something else, I can't remember.

what you are talking about is an is/was, and this is old news here at subsim - many of us have made our own and use them regularly

the original thread, including pdfs for making your own

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...ighlight=iswas

original instructions for using it

http://www.hnsa.org/doc/attackfinder/index.htm

note, this tool is not the same as a spread angle calculator

[breadcatcher101]

An is/was it is/was then.

I had read about it's use in one of my books, forgot which one, maybe "Clear the Bridge", about the Tang. Anyway I checked out the link and I have a new project now in trying to make one.

I thank you for providing the link and for setting me straight on the correct name.

[Nisgeis]

Thanks to all the victims, er, I mean volunteers. I'll send you a PM with the download link in it on Monday. What I have atm is a replica of what is on the Torsk, but I can think of some improvements.

[Rockin Robbins]

Clearing a spot for it in my S-boat. Hope my TDC operator is up to it. He just missed four of four in a Dick O'Kane. Shooting torpedoes is harder in RFB and the sugar boat! No ice cream for him tonight though...