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File Name: 500-yard MAD Range (3.0 KB) Download
Author: Shadow (Uploaded by Captain Shadow)
Date Added: 06-18-17
Downloads: 1062
Grade: A+
Description
Tested compatibility: 1.06b (updated)
Special thanks: Xenophobia

Discussion thread can be found here

DESCRIPTION

This simple mod halves the range of airborne magnetic anomaly detection (from 1000 to 500 yards), making them buzzers somewhat less vicious and psychic but still dangerous to your precious sub.

It's based on Xenophobia's research and the following bit of documentation, which states realistic aircraft MAD ranges are in the order of 500 metres:
https://fas.org/man/dod-101/navy/docs/fun/part09.htm

Cold Waters deals in yards, but that's close enough.


INSTALLATION
  • The mod's structured with JSGME in mind, so the ZIP file can be directly extracted to "Cold Waters\MODS" and then activated via JSGME's interface. I recommend creating an "override" folder within "Cold Waters\ColdWaters_Data\StreamingAssets" beforehand, to avoid unnecessary JSGME warnings.
  • Alternatively, you can dive a little deeper into the ZIP and extract the "override" folder into "Cold Waters\ColdWaters_Data\StreamingAssets".
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Comments
Ansgar Burkhard
06-20-17 at 10:01 AM
500 meters is about 1000 yards btw. And newer MAD can supposedly work for up to 1Km away.
Ansgar Burkhard
06-20-17 at 10:02 AM
Scratch that. Got my imperial units mixed up. 500 Meters is about 500 yards. MAD can however go up to 1000 meters.
Captain Shadow
06-20-17 at 10:26 AM
In 1984?

This document (page 3) from 1976 puts the best MAD range around 1550ft, still under 500 metres.
http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a081329.pdf

The one I referenced on the description makes the following statement:

"The function, then, of airborne MAD equipment is to detect the submarine-caused anomaly in the earth's magnetic field. Slant detection ranges are on the order of 500 meters from the sensor. The depth at which a submarine can be detected is a function both of the size of the submarine and how close the sensor is flown to the surface of the water."
FlumenSV
06-26-17 at 12:49 PM
You can make it 547 yards, so it will be cca 500m
osteo
07-16-17 at 12:46 PM


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