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Old 06-06-07, 08:39 AM   #16
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Little off topic, I was checking the site of the USS COD, when I realize that the name of the fish that give's name to the sub is the fish that is one of the natiotal dishes of my contry. I laugh myself up!

Portuguese name of the sub "USS Bacalhau"...
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Old 06-06-07, 10:32 AM   #17
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Gato means cat in spanish, and Tambor means drumm :p
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Old 06-06-07, 10:36 AM   #18
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So what's the third housing; the one that's not raised? (I'd look in one of my books but they're all in storage).
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That is the SD radar housing, according to the Batfish's website it could be raised above water level as well.
Hmm. It looked to me like the radar is on the pole attached to the back of the attack scope. Guess that's what I get for thinking.
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Old 06-06-07, 01:03 PM   #19
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I believe the obs scope also had a pivoting head so that you could look up 45 degrees and scan for airplanes better.
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Old 06-06-07, 05:19 PM   #20
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Gato means cat in spanish, and Tambor means drumm :p
Gato is also cat in portuguese as tambor! But cod, besides the name of the fish, is also used for many portuguese jokes!
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Old 06-06-07, 05:45 PM   #21
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Is it not nice to have a spare?

The third post is for the radar, however it seems to be broke. You should be able to operate the radar submerged. You could do that in Silent Hunter 2
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Old 06-06-07, 06:16 PM   #22
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Is it not nice to have a spare?

The third post is for the radar, however it seems to be broke. You should be able to operate the radar submerged. You could do that in Silent Hunter 2
In SH4 we have radar depth and can operate the radar submerged. I thinks is about 45 feet of depth or 50. Also in the one movie of US subs, Torpedo Run or Below (or none of this, since my memory begins to have a lot of failures) they extend the radar mast, when in periscope deph, to "take a look".
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So what's the third housing; the one that's not raised? (I'd look in one of my books but they're all in storage).
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That is the SD radar housing, according to the Batfish's website it could be raised above water level as well.
Hmm. It looked to me like the radar is on the pole attached to the back of the attack scope. Guess that's what I get for thinking.
The one on the back of the scope is the SJ radar the third housing behind that is the SD radar
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Old 06-06-07, 10:48 PM   #24
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I believe the obs scope also had a pivoting head so that you could look up 45 degrees and scan for airplanes better.

IIRC this was the case in SH3, certainly for the Kreigsmarine anyway.
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Is it not nice to have a spare?

The third post is for the radar, however it seems to be broke. You should be able to operate the radar submerged. You could do that in Silent Hunter 2
In SH4 we have radar depth and can operate the radar submerged. I thinks is about 45 feet of depth or 50. Also in the one movie of US subs, Torpedo Run or Below (or none of this, since my memory begins to have a lot of failures) they extend the radar mast, when in periscope deph, to "take a look".
40 feet works for me, 41 and it turns off, for a Balao.
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Old 06-08-07, 06:13 AM   #26
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40 feet works for me, 41 and it turns off, for a Balao.
, I didn't recall the depth. I usually give the command and go to the radar station.
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