Be sure to ruin a clip with your blather and your dashboard.

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Nice work my friend!

Nice work my friend!

Wow!

"Range is only good for the time of the impact of torpedos" *throws hat on ground" sonuva bittch!

Best video on the matter out there

Not sure you will see this comment but am currently playing U-boat and this information is very relevant still along with ways of guessing aob more accurately. So thank you

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My thoughts on this is "There are situations where you want to know how many meters per second something is going, and others where you want to know how many kilometers per hour something is going". A big part of my playstyle is using the 1.852 value to roughly estimate when a target on the map has traveled a certain distance in kilometers. I think it'd be very inefficient to use a value that converts knots into meters per second for such a big movement. I can definitely think of situations where the m/s conversion from the 1.944 value could come in handy. Perhaps you want to know how many seconds it'll take before a target has come within a certain distance from you. Or perhaps you want to know how many seconds it'll take for a torpedo to strike a target. With the latter example, you can probably set up some crazy shots. For example: If we assume our gyroangle is perfect for 2 targets, but the 1st target is 600m away from us and the 2nd one is 900m away from us, you can use the 1.944 value to set up a synchronized shot where you preemptively calculate how many seconds it'd take for each torpedo to strike their target and then get the difference. Then you use that difference to synchronize the time of impact for each solution. So if, for the sake of argument, the difference between the two is 10 seconds, you would fire at the furthest target first, wait 10 seconds, then fire at the closest target. If everything is correct, the torpedoes should strike their targets at precisely the same time. That would be excruciatingly more difficult if not for the 1.944 value coming into play. So in my eyes, one isn't better than the other, they're just tools that you can use to solve different problems. They each have their role to play and it's up to the skipper to choose how to use them in their playstyle.

SH3 got me into U-boats. Still need to read "Das Boot" (I have a print copy), but "Iron Coffins" was my zzintroduction into respecting the German sub force as fellow professional mariners while leaving the politics out of it.

SH3 got me into U-boats. Still need to read "Das Boot" (I have a print copy), but "Iron Coffins" was my introduction into respecting the German sub force as fellow professional mariners while leaving the politics out of it.

SH3 got me into U-boats. Still need to read "Das Boot" (I have a print copy), but "Iron Coffins" was my introduction into respecting the German sub force as fellow professional mariners while leaving the politics out of it.

Ty for this. Good walkthrough.

Thanks for the thoughtful explanation! I understand it far better now, what a clever little tool! I bet you didn’t think 7 years later people would still be using this video as a reference for SH3!

90 degress ummmm port okaaay - why he neeed to stutter than asking "okay?" who he ask? and what if its not okay?

Very helpful for all SH3 players who want to ramp up the reality level close to or exactly at 100%. Thanx for the detailed explanation!

When is the release date for this game?

Hmm on my attack disc I cannot move the "ship" disc any idea why?

But dont' you have a problem with the ships angle too? If it's not paralell the reading will be wrong.

confusing as hell :p didn't understand jack shit. Maybe do examples with top down view of your uboat and the ship you want to attack and then show how you turn the disc?

In a way my favourite scene was the most hurt wrenching one. When all the chaos happens upon return to port, crew dying and all, the captain is locked onto the boat. He mortally injured but it’s like he only truly lets himself give up when he sees that thing fall beneath the water for the final time, after all they’ve been through together and the fact it was an extension of himself. When the boat died he died. The captain went down with his ship if you will. We the viewers see this through the pov of the pov character, and he even seems taken aback watching the captain end in this way. Such a powerful scene.

There has never been a flight sim cockpit setup even close to the sheer nerdissimo of this control room.

Great news. You mentioned wwi subsims. Apart from shells of fury, i can't find any. Can you recomend another ?

That is pretty slick. I have played the vanilla SH3 for a lot of years and I can honestly say I am one that does not to this day know how to use any equipment properly. I just opened tubes and let'r rip tater chip! I have recently decided after almost 20 years that I wanted to get more into it and actually learn. I am now using GWX the last couple days and WOW! It is a whole new world. THis here piece of equipment is pretty slick. I like the ease of use. Quick, easy explanation. Thanks! On a side note, I am struggling horribly bad to identify ships. I see so many folks on YT open one of the many many books available and know exactly where to go and what they are looking for. DO you happen to know where a guy can go to find info on identification strategies for GWX and all them books it has? Thanks for your time and hope all is well your way. Take care!

0:20 ...🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺👍

It's been a title I have had my eye on for a while. It looks pretty great.

Man I really do understand the historic value of leaving the written language in the Uboat on the panels and such but ... I don't read or speak German/Deutsch (my apologies in advance for not being sure which one it is). I really wish I could get my panels to have English tags on them like yours do. I use the GWX Onealex mod and my panels are really unreadable to me. I pretty much know what is what but I really wish I could read them. I am new to that mod so hopefully someone comes along soon and says hey man, you can actually change that. it would make my dang day! Awesome video as well. Thanks for taking the time for putting it out here. Hope all is well your way. Take care.

What is your discord?

Thnx dude you gained a new sub.

Why does your SH3 look different to mine?

You did it, Sir. Now I will try to learn to shoot manually. Never tried before. Seriously, thanks for the clarification. Oh, by the way, imaginarily mathematics if applied with the proper discipline, its real to me. 😉

Sorry, out of the loop. Where would you use a factor of 1.94 in SH? edit: oh it's m/s to kn.

It is good to see you again! 1.94 is not working good in SH3 (I always miss from long distance) but it works in Wolfpack for me even from long distance like 3-4.5 km. I don't know why. So when I play SH3 I use your calculation methods.

So my boats orientation relative to the target doesn't matter. I put it in my crosshair, calculate distance, aob and speed. Then I put it into the TDC and lock it. Assuming nothing changes, if I keep the crosshair on the target as the target moves ,the TDC then at all times feed the gyro angle to the torpedo and I have but to take the shot?

Big mistake!!!! It should be multiplied by 1.944, not 1.852. Why?. Very easy, we multiply by 3.6 to transform m/sec into Km/sec, and we divide by 1.852, to convert it to knots, which are miles / hour. 3.6 / 1,852 = 1.9438

I'm very late to the party and I'm very much a odd ball here. I first fell in love with submarines when I was exposed to DSV Deep submersion's vehicle that was a TV series in the 90s. I don't have a favourite new boat so I'm actually not familiar with them. I play you most and I think I'll play other submarine games. Hard core mods ...

Thanks for posting, even 4 years old, this is great. I'm a newbie Uboat player and I've set it to hard core mods.

"Port stern" or "starboard stern" would be PORT QUARTER OR STARBOARD QUARTER

Port and Starboard....omg....Starboard is the side that used have the STEERING BOARD (before rudders)----and because of the Steering board being on the right, when you docked in port YOU DOCKED THE OPPOSITE SIDE, THE LEFT, (THE SIDE WITHOUT THE STEERING BOARD) TO THE DOCK or PORT

My favorite scene is the test dive in the beginning

Hi bstanko first of all , your entire videos not just this one , are extremely helpful , and they are the reason I was able to learn and implement manual targeting in my careers. I have a few questions that if you could answer would be really helpful. I've been scouring the internet for information on this method but I was unable to come up with anything other than a vague " they used the scope granicule method ". Do you have access to any piece of writing that elaborates on this ranging method? I also have a question regarding the " magic " 0.22 number. Is it just a number you came up with while testing to reach the correct ( already known ) result , or is it a specific number that is discussed somewhere ? If it is discussed I would once again like to have access to it to read it myself. Thank you so much for your videos!

The X mark is for calculating torpedo lead angle.

Hey i would love to join your discord.

Hey man, you play Wolfpack?

Hi. If you seak for extreme realism, then you have to leave the pen in reverse... because you entered it in forward. Then, outside, you have to make a U-turn maneuver...

holy soul

Which mods/ submods?