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LeBueno · 02-01-20, 10:30 AM

Oof, when one problems gets solved another arises...

Does anyone know what is the reason that the Attack Course Pointer on the Attack Disk is coupled with the periscope direction or the AOB pointer on the TDC? This makes life really hard when trying to solve the right direction for a 90 degree attack angle, like shown in this video:
(@ 16:05)

You can not move the ACP if the TDC is on. To be able to move it you have to put it off, but then when you move the ACP the AOB changes on the TDC. I would like to use the Attack Disk only as a tool which does not interfere with the TDC or any other thing, just a plain simple tool to check courses etc. without needing to worry about it affecting anything.

Can this be changed somewhere?

02-01-20, 10:30 AM	#162
LeBueno Watch Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Finland Posts: 18 Downloads: 17 Uploads: 0	Oof, when one problems gets solved another arises... Does anyone know what is the reason that the Attack Course Pointer on the Attack Disk is coupled with the periscope direction or the AOB pointer on the TDC? This makes life really hard when trying to solve the right direction for a 90 degree attack angle, like shown in this video: (@ 16:05) You can not move the ACP if the TDC is on. To be able to move it you have to put it off, but then when you move the ACP the AOB changes on the TDC. I would like to use the Attack Disk only as a tool which does not interfere with the TDC or any other thing, just a plain simple tool to check courses etc. without needing to worry about it affecting anything. Can this be changed somewhere? __________________ U-569 makes the contact and lead them, U-94 scores a kill in the dark. U-124 sinking four in two approaches, 406 suffers failure on launch again.