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08-18-07, 05:59 PM | #48 |
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Very nice! Also I love the skins!
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08-18-07, 06:21 PM | #49 |
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I agree that using the Steinbarsch torpedo entry is best, as opposed to the widely used TII.
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08-19-07, 10:59 AM | #50 |
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so...maybe this thing can be added to GWX 1.04? AAAAAAAAARRRRRFFFFFFFF
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08-19-07, 11:14 AM | #51 |
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Too late for that now but a JSGME unit should work on any install providing done right
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08-19-07, 03:13 PM | #52 |
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This is the info I have on the subject ..
The type VII D was a lengthened sub-variant of the successful type VII C battle submarine. To enable it to transport and lay type SMA moored mines, a section with five mine silos each holding 3 SMA mines was incorporated behind the conning tower. This extended the overall length by 9.80m. The six subs [U-213 - U218] were built at the Germania shipyard at Kiel and engaged in a total of 31 operations against the enemy, in which they sank 10 ships with a total of 42,622 GRT. Only U-218 survived the war and arrived in Bergen, Norway on 8.5.1945. |
08-30-07, 02:50 PM | #53 |
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Any fresh news on this project?
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08-31-07, 03:00 AM | #54 |
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Hello of people!
For the moment I lost very much time, because I wanted to bring out the boat with pennants. Now I have a convering problem (from Integer to Float32 and back ) Iwould like to wait for the version of Racerboy. In addition I would have the boat with exhausts mod with the Racerboy in work am out-skillful. Probably Racerboy is very busy. With the mines I could not myself employ intensively yet. It is in work. :hmm: I will re-tool thies days a boat on travel send ,and it gradually with your assistance. Regards Tomi-099 Last edited by Tomi_099; 08-31-07 at 03:13 AM. |
08-31-07, 06:27 AM | #55 | |
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How can I help you with the mines? I would love to see this part of your VII-D work. |
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08-31-07, 07:16 AM | #56 |
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:hmm: Now I think one having to go an English mine boat ( Destroyer )
under the magnifying glass take. The mines are thrown in the water and go on the depth. One must find out this part with hexeditor and insert in the submarine. Indeed, should not fall minen down, but upwards swimmen. Because the boat in the dipped one was entitled minen from the upwards eject . Now should swim minen on the water surface what to share from Diving Duck has been done. This lasts one :hmm: This lasts gigantic advanced. I do not show whether one this can move. ----- What do you think, this is possible??? Last edited by Tomi_099; 08-31-07 at 08:49 AM. |
08-31-07, 10:36 AM | #57 |
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Hi Tomi
The mines released by the VIID shouldnt float - The TMA was a floating mine but wasnt used after 1939 They should be shallow depth only ( 20-25m ) magnetic mines fired from the torp tubes like a torpedo Only smaller in length TMA The TMA was a moored mine, which meant that it was secured by a heavy anchor and a cable attached to the mine. The mine floated above the surface, while the anchor secured its position in the sea. Two could be carried in each torpedo tube. Length/Diameter: 11.1ft (3.38m)/21in (533mm) Maximum Depth: 270m Warhead: 215kg It was redesigned as the TMC in late 1939 TMB The TMB was a ground mine, which meant it settled at the bottom of the seabed. It was detonated by the magnetic or acoustic signature of a passing ship. For maximum effectiveness, it could be laid only in shallow waters of up to 20 meters. Three could be carried in each torpedo tube. Length/Diameter: 7.6ft (2.3m)/21in (533mm) Maximum Depth: 20m Warhead: 580kg |
08-31-07, 12:07 PM | #58 |
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Hey,
a pretty interesting thread indeed. Nice boat Tomi, congrats. Nice pic Alex . Where the hell did you catch me? I´m not up to date yet with all the new threads and topics, but this one seems to be outstanding. BBW, can you tell how the mines have been deployed. Have they been released through the torpedo tubes? Did the TMA have an automated mooring mechanism, or did the boat carry scuba divers to moore them? But no matter how they have been used, the only 2 ways I can imagine is:
Regards, DD
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Hi DD
They used the TMB after 1939 anyway = 14 x torpedoes or 26 TBM mines and 15 x SMA mines Fired through torp tubes same as a torp then settled on the seabed The shafts behind the conning tower were for SMA mines SMA (Schachtmine or Shaft mine) mines were designed to be laid by specially designed mine laying submarines equipped with vertical shafts. An anchored mine, of the same style as the TMA, SMA mines were 2.15 metres in length with a diameter of 1.33 metres. Type VIID and Type X U-boats were to be the principal U-boat carriers of this weapon. However, as the U-boats became operational it was found that an internal fault within SMA weapons would lead to premature detonation once deployed. An embargo was placed on their use until March 1943 when the problem had been rectified. U117 was the first U-boat to deploy the redesigned SMA off the Moroccan coast after transfer to Bordeaux's 12th U-Flotilla http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WAMGER_Mines.htm Last edited by bigboywooly; 08-31-07 at 12:43 PM. |
08-31-07, 01:41 PM | #60 |
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Best thanks on bigboywooly for the info. (THANKS)
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( Grossartig!!! ) Diving Duck is also here. A great reference I believes now can nevertheless nothing more inclined go. With such reference like bigboywooly and DD and Racerboy and the others..... there a result must come nevertheless.:hmm: I do not know which mines and how carrying out it in play for the eye as for the player is also interesting. In addition the conversion. I always am for a type of surviving for the player. (malicious ones( Tückischen minen) the word on Englich does not know that unfortunately. No joy would make the player. I personally am for the rounds swimming contact contacts you something from the water surface look there and the players opportunity have to evade. Now is there the TMB mines of bigboywooly which we last responded (Steinbarsch walter) a solution. We see forward which we transferring can with your pover and know. I am still another beginner here however with your assistance could it which become. P.S: Best thanks on bigboywooly for the info. (THANKS) |
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