Quote:
Originally Posted by derstosstrupp
For fixed wire, you either need to be stopped, or pointed at the target, so that your own movement doesn’t affect the measurement.
3000 m is way too far. At that range you are allowed almost no error in speed, and same for AOB. This is because the angular target is smaller, making a small error in your gyro angle matter much more. Best practice is under 1000. Dönitz trained his men for 600 m.
|
Yeah that makes sense. Plus if I'm taking his speed while moving, it would reduce the targets relative velocity compared to me, so that explains it I think. Also, thank you for your YouTube channel, it's an awesome resource that I've used for a while now. Seriously, it's much appreciated!