Submerged Radar use?

cazorp · 12-30-09, 02:30 PM

I read in some article online that subcommanders during WW2 sometimes operated in a semi-submerged depth in order to be able to use the radar. I have discovered that submerging to about 12 meters/36 feets gives me the option to manually starting the radar (in calm water). But question being, what does the game simulates this to, does this mean AI will see my ship as submerged or surfaced? Perhaps should try to pass a destroyer in broad daylight in good conditions from 6000 yards, if they &&¤##¤)/& me up, then this should be a sign it aint that effective as I've hoped, same should go for air patrols..

12-30-09, 02:30 PM	#1
cazorp Watch Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Baltic sea, Stockholm Archipelago Posts: 28 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Submerged Radar use? I read in some article online that subcommanders during WW2 sometimes operated in a semi-submerged depth in order to be able to use the radar. I have discovered that submerging to about 12 meters/36 feets gives me the option to manually starting the radar (in calm water). But question being, what does the game simulates this to, does this mean AI will see my ship as submerged or surfaced? Perhaps should try to pass a destroyer in broad daylight in good conditions from 6000 yards, if they &&¤##¤)/& me up, then this should be a sign it aint that effective as I've hoped, same should go for air patrols..