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in light of the AOB help thread.... and the many that came before it, i have made this video.
Please critique it and leave comments on YouTube (also my first youtube upload) ![]()
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Good video.
![]() ![]() There's another easy AOB finding method, if you know the target's course. Set your course perpendicular to the course of target. Set your periscope or UZO to the bearing 0. Set the AOB to 90 and make sure you have the TDC turned on before you move the perisciope. As long as you maintain the course, and have the TDC on, you will have correct AOB for any ship moving on the same course. Good for convoys. ![]()
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thanks, i particularly like the ending
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Nice work GR!!!
![]() Have you got a downloadable version? Would be nice to have. I keep a folder for collecting targetting method material. (I imagine others do as well.) Last edited by Kpt. Lehmann; 11-12-08 at 12:40 PM. |
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Very Well done both in content & production.
Would like your permission to mirror in SHA..
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![]() i have it on filefront now... see above post (whichever method is best for your needs)
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I think it is there. plus a paper plotting tutorial I had LONG forgotten about ![]() so if anyone is also interested in doing plots on paper, there is a decent starter method.
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![]() Great job!
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Btw how did the real guys do it? They couln't have marked an x, wait a minute, then mark another x, like we do in the game. Just a general idea would be fine.
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one process that could be used
1. Observe target through scope 2. note bearing and range 3. plot the bearing and range to target on a piece of paper 4. after a few minutes make a second observation of bearing and range 5. plot the second observation on paper 6. then calculate target speed based on distance covered and time it took 7. AOB could be roughly estimated 8. shoot something like that i was feeling a bit "loopy" so the pink panther music felt appropriately goofy ![]() i was going to put in something all dark and haunting for music but i decided to throw you a curve
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Interesting :hmm:
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Nice. ![]() Music was unusual... but it works!!! ![]() cheers UT |
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