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Admirable Mike
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Here's a challenge for all modders. Can this be done?
"We went back down to wet the scope, now hopelessly fogged, and Caverly called the bearings of the freighter's propellers as she closed. Both the surface mist and the fogging of the periscopes had resulted from the very cold water and the moist summer air here in the northern Yellow Sea." from Clear The Bridge by Richard H. O'Kane This would be "cool" to have in game.
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Pacific Aces Dev Team
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German periscopes had indeed special holes to suck (Saugen) the air and prevent moisture forming. The standing attack periscope even had an electric heating system for that
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Kaleun of U-3
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Hi mate,
Yep Hitman is right on Germans periskop was state of the art technology even in 1939. ![]() Best regards Hans |
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