In my experience the Seawolf is allergic to water less than 200 meters deep. The South China campaign was much, much more difficult than the NATO campaign.
Let's be honest, No sub will be happy with that depth of water. Some can make it work better than others, but besides crush depth there is never anything wrong with more water to move in
Just want to clarify, the Ming didn't detect you before it fired. It detected your torpedo when it turned to clear it's baffles. Because the Ming didn't have a fix on you, it fired a spread on seeking patterns in the direction of your torpedo then ran for it. You just happened to still be in the line of fire... The way to tell if the enemy has detected you is on the signature screen. If you freeze frame @4:15, the contact reads LF LF Passive -14, that negative number means they can't hear you on their passive. The plus 22 on LF Active means they will start picking you up if they ping, but they're not doing that at this point. They have no idea that you're there. Unfortunately your torpedo is very loud, they can hear that... So they fire and start pinging simultaneously, but they definitely do not have a solution on you at the point of shooting... You can take advantage of this behavior by swinging your torpedo out wide and then turning it towards the target from a different direction to where you are. If you do it right and keep the torpedo far enough away, they wont fire until you turn your torpedo toward them, by which point you should be well out of the way of their return fire...
That's not what happened. At 4:05 you can see that the torpedo is set on active, and it turns red on the map for a second, before Wolfpack realises his mistake and turns it off. This is what the Ming heard. The acoustic noise of the torpedo itself is not loud enough to be picked up from that distance.
@@noneofyerbeeswax8194 Actually no... It is not activated yet. Remember "Active" and "Activated" are two different things. The torpedo at that point is set to active but not activated. It is still cruising to it's waypoint and is not in search mode, it is not pinging. It is just close enough to pick up the acoustic of the torpedo as we cut to that scene, especially since the Ming is at 6Kts and slowing, it's listening to see what the torpedo does. The Ming responds the moment Wolfpack changes the torpedo's course towards the Ming...
Pro tip: If ever a torpedo locks on, use your ballast tanks to rise up and down to evade. These chinese torps can outturn you, but their rise/sink rate is atrocious.
I feel like it might be a bit gauche to mix fact and fiction like this, but the fate of Ming No.362 as compared to the real-life fate of her sister ship No.361, reminded me of the old Robert Frost poem: Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice. From what I’ve tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction ice Is also great And would suffice.
The waters about naval base Yulin is extremely noisy... the escorts can't hear anything, IIRC. The only thing to be careful about... is the minefield, as you've seen. Though the ships... actually have patrol routes. I personally just go west, get behind the ship that goes north south, then go straight north, bypassing the minefield altogether.
The Seawolf has swim out tubes where they are larger than the torp. So all you need to do is flood them open the door and the torp swims out under it's own power and so there is no tell tale compressed air blow of firing it from a same size type tube.
IIRC, I've read that they've _planned_ swim-out IRL but haven't really implemented it (at least as far as the public is aware), so it's not that unrealistic that Seawolf doesn't have swim-out in Cold Waters. But if you want, you can always mod it in - that's what's great about Cold Waters. Tho in CW swim-out is a property _of a torpedo,_ not of a sub or a tube, so you'd need to create a separate swim-out ADCAP that only Seawolf can use. If you just set the vanilla ADCAP to be swim-out, then LA flt-2 and LA flt-3 will also have swim-out with it, which is unrealistic.
@@DZ-1987 I read a comment on another video that said the game modeled the fact that your own hull can screen the noise of the launch transient. If your contact's passive is around -25, your hull should screen the noise enough that they wont hear it (as in turn your nose away from the target so the tube you're shooting from is the other side of you to your target). I've tried it a few times, it seems to work... If you do it right, they don't react until the torpedo is heading right for them...
@@killakanzgaming From my tests this is not modeled at all, sadly (but at -25 passive/towed they won't hear your launch anyway, doesn't matter if the tube is towards them or away from them). When testing a hypothesis, don't forget to not only test to confirm it, but also to test to falsify it ;)
The atmosphere in Cold Waters as you play as an submarine is awesome. The ominous silence, the dark ocean, the tension from your enemies, the surface reflecting off of the sub. Looking forward for more!
Try to shoot around the enemy sub so it looks like you are behind or on there flank. At all costs do not cut your wire so you can manually guide your torpedo when enemy counter measures are used.
your weapon doesn't use it's active sonar until it goes active by you either A. press 4 to make the weapon active or B. It Reaches your launch plot and goes active by itself.
Got me Romeo/Ming time back in the late 80s - noisy little critters when snorkeling. Their electrical system also put out a good signal when on batteries... never got to go active though . And of course got some HAN time in the 1990s
Because the Ming is a submarine in a computer game it doesn't have a crew which makes it extremely difficult to determine their skill level. Such an amazing place we live in.
I wish they modelled the dry shelter and you had to hang around for a few mins while you saw the SDV or seals swim away. Just to add a bit of immersion, and the tension of being stationary with enemy in the area.
If you want to keep the wire 99% then you should follow the 10/10/10 rule!Not changing direction more then 10 degree,not moving faster then 10 knots and not changing depth more then 10 degree
Great video Wolfpack! I'm enjoying this series! By the way, did you know that you can click on the small arrows next to your speed to change it by one knot at a time? I've found it useful to get the maximum speed without cavitating more accurately than using the standard B,0,1,2,3,4,5.
the Ming's Torpedoes have a cruise speed of 20knts and a max speed (active) of 32knts, the Mk48 ADCAP has a cruise speed of 25knts and a Max Speed (Active) of 45knts
@@user-bw6jg4ej2mOh right. it's been a while since i've snooped around in the dot mod .cfgs. Nevertheless, though I was sort of right that some weapons have a 2 stage motor (cruise/active). my main point wasn't to correct Wolfpack but just to point out the in tab map if the weapon on either side hasn't gone red (iirc) for active it would be in cruise mode, so from there you can plan evasive action accordingly. but thanks for replying with the actual .cfg speeds
I kinda like using the Los Angeles FLT-3 for the South China Sea campaign. The seawolf is fun to use, but for some reason i just like the Los Angeles class better.
I’m not sure if you can control the speed by single knots or not. If so, why not experiment with dropping speed a few knots when in a hurry below the cavitation level?
it’d be cool if there were dead sailors just floating out of the gaping hole in the side of the enemy sub as it’s just sitting at the bottom of the ocean lol
Did a mission like this at the spratly islands and a frigate that was defending the island i was landing seals on ran aground into it lmao, free torpedo kill
Ah... the SEALs... Reminds me of a joke. Some old man accidentally hits a young mans car. The young man is enraged and challenges the old man "I demand $100,000, or I'll beat you up!" The old man is profusely apologetic "Hang on, I'll call my son, he trains dolphins." The young man scoffs as the old man takes out a phone and calls his son. Before he can say anything, the young man rips the phone out of the old mans hand and shots "Listen here, you dolphin-training punk; your dad wrecked my car and I want $100,000 or I'll beat him and you to a pulp!" Unfazed, the son just sighs "I'll be there in a few minutes." After about 5 minutes, another car arrives and the son exits and proceeds to beat the arrogant young man to within an inch of his life, then goes over to his father and scolds him "Dad, for the last time, I don't train dolphins, I train Navy SEALS...."
@@tobykenobe yeah it was working before, but I hadn't seen the first episode of the series so I watched that one and when I came back to watch the new upload it was made private for some reason
It would be the most difficult of any campaign. Due to technical limitations like a purely double hull construction, they are immensely noisy and have a huge displacement for their specifications, making them both unwieldy in shallow water and deaf. You can see the massive flood ports on their sides, and they did not have silent running technology before they stole it from the US around 2010-ish. I am talking about their nuclear attack subs too, not their lesser diesel inferiors
Another great video !!! How bad are the specs on the chinese subs compared to the soviet era ones in game? I cant imagine they are much better or maybe a bit more modern.
Btw you are now in competition with MagzTV who is doing the same campaign. At the time of this comment his score is as follows, let's see how quickly you can catch up, Good luck! Campaign Status: HMAS Rankin (S78) Submarine Kills: 56 Han: 10 Ming: 12 Romeo: 11 Victor III: 11 Kilo: 4 Song: 6 Akula: 2 - Surface Ships: 64 Luda: 17 Jianghu: 2 Jianghu3: 8 Jiangwei: 8 Chengdu: 5 Dajiang: 1 Sovremenny: 4 Huangfeng: 6 Luhu: 2 Qiongsha: 2 Yukan: 2 Yuting: 6 Kara: 2 Chilikin: 1 Kiev: 1 Fuqing: 1 - Total Tonnage: 523,474
If you Final Countdowned the USS Seawolf to the Pacific in 1942-43, she'd be wasted targeting convoys. Hunting some Japanese Carriers or battleships though...
I'm curious what kind of technology would allow you to map a minefield without using high-frequency sonar that would be like turning a headlight on and telling everyone around that you are there?
The short answer is: They don’t. Long answer: Submarines may have a mine detection array fitted, however submarines are pretty much at the bottom of the list alongside aircraft carriers for a unit to be used to find mines. The quality of the arrays fitted (if fitted), the upkeep standard and crew’s ability to use it (noting it is not a primary or even secondary function of a submarine) would make reliably locating a mine such that you can dodge it and remain undetected and achieve your aim extremely challenging. It would be highly inadvisable and in reality extremely unlikely in this day and age for a submarine to knowingly sail through a minefield. That’s not to mention the advance in mine technology to the point that affordable mines can be bought off the shelf which are camouflaged and have all manner of activation methods. Gone are the days where mines were solely contact/magnetically detonated and looked like huge balls chained to the sea-floor. This is why unmanned vehicles are now the overwhelming preference for clearing minefields!
In my experience the Seawolf is allergic to water less than 200 meters deep. The South China campaign was much, much more difficult than the NATO campaign.
We're gonna need a -bigger- smaller boat.
Nah, just finished of a 4 ship asw group at 48m depth - would not have been possible on any other boat
Flight III LA boats do fine in the bathtub that is the South China Sea for this campaign too in my experience.
Let's be honest, No sub will be happy with that depth of water. Some can make it work better than others, but besides crush depth there is never anything wrong with more water to move in
you got that right.
Sea mines really creep me out. Seeing some large cold object tethered to the dark void is nightmarish.
Like me tethered to my wife lol I'm just kidding
@@galatians-2.20lol
those could have been acoustic mines. those are way worse than regular ones
Just want to clarify, the Ming didn't detect you before it fired. It detected your torpedo when it turned to clear it's baffles. Because the Ming didn't have a fix on you, it fired a spread on seeking patterns in the direction of your torpedo then ran for it. You just happened to still be in the line of fire...
The way to tell if the enemy has detected you is on the signature screen. If you freeze frame @4:15, the contact reads LF LF Passive -14, that negative number means they can't hear you on their passive. The plus 22 on LF Active means they will start picking you up if they ping, but they're not doing that at this point. They have no idea that you're there. Unfortunately your torpedo is very loud, they can hear that... So they fire and start pinging simultaneously, but they definitely do not have a solution on you at the point of shooting...
You can take advantage of this behavior by swinging your torpedo out wide and then turning it towards the target from a different direction to where you are. If you do it right and keep the torpedo far enough away, they wont fire until you turn your torpedo toward them, by which point you should be well out of the way of their return fire...
Yep. Even better if you manage to do all that and keep the torp in their baffles, they won't hear it until its way too late.
That's not what happened.
At 4:05 you can see that the torpedo is set on active, and it turns red on the map for a second, before Wolfpack realises his mistake and turns it off. This is what the Ming heard. The acoustic noise of the torpedo itself is not loud enough to be picked up from that distance.
@@noneofyerbeeswax8194
Actually no... It is not activated yet. Remember "Active" and "Activated" are two different things. The torpedo at that point is set to active but not activated. It is still cruising to it's waypoint and is not in search mode, it is not pinging.
It is just close enough to pick up the acoustic of the torpedo as we cut to that scene, especially since the Ming is at 6Kts and slowing, it's listening to see what the torpedo does. The Ming responds the moment Wolfpack changes the torpedo's course towards the Ming...
@@killakanzgaming Correct. The torp had not reached it's enable point therefore was not active when the Ming detected it.
Pro tip: If ever a torpedo locks on, use your ballast tanks to rise up and down to evade. These chinese torps can outturn you, but their rise/sink rate is atrocious.
I feel like it might be a bit gauche to mix fact and fiction like this, but the fate of Ming No.362 as compared to the real-life fate of her sister ship No.361, reminded me of the old Robert Frost poem:
Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I’ve tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.
The waters about naval base Yulin is extremely noisy... the escorts can't hear anything, IIRC. The only thing to be careful about... is the minefield, as you've seen.
Though the ships... actually have patrol routes.
I personally just go west, get behind the ship that goes north south, then go straight north, bypassing the minefield altogether.
The Seawolf has swim out tubes where they are larger than the torp. So all you need to do is flood them open the door and the torp swims out under it's own power and so there is no tell tale compressed air blow of firing it from a same size type tube.
Is it modeled in the game, though?
@@DZ-1987if it is thats badass
IIRC, I've read that they've _planned_ swim-out IRL but haven't really implemented it (at least as far as the public is aware), so it's not that unrealistic that Seawolf doesn't have swim-out in Cold Waters.
But if you want, you can always mod it in - that's what's great about Cold Waters. Tho in CW swim-out is a property _of a torpedo,_ not of a sub or a tube, so you'd need to create a separate swim-out ADCAP that only Seawolf can use. If you just set the vanilla ADCAP to be swim-out, then LA flt-2 and LA flt-3 will also have swim-out with it, which is unrealistic.
@@DZ-1987 I read a comment on another video that said the game modeled the fact that your own hull can screen the noise of the launch transient. If your contact's passive is around -25, your hull should screen the noise enough that they wont hear it (as in turn your nose away from the target so the tube you're shooting from is the other side of you to your target).
I've tried it a few times, it seems to work... If you do it right, they don't react until the torpedo is heading right for them...
@@killakanzgaming From my tests this is not modeled at all, sadly (but at -25 passive/towed they won't hear your launch anyway, doesn't matter if the tube is towards them or away from them).
When testing a hypothesis, don't forget to not only test to confirm it, but also to test to falsify it ;)
They escaped? Naw, USS Seawolf just had more important things to do than deal with your tin can
Congratulations on a smooth mission. I hate performing SEAL insertion ops, and you made it look easy.
Thanks! They are just time consuming missions
@@Wolfpack345 That and how you only have the weapons loaded in the tubes. Not that it's as big an issue with the Seawolf and its 8 torpedo tubes.
Hearing a description of what its like to deploy out of a torpedo tube is crazy. Claustrophobia doesnt begin to describe it.
Found part one of this yesterday and watched the entire NATO 1984 series. This game is cool af
yeah this channel is surprisingly relaxing considering the tension and horror this type of warfare induces lol
@@-Hesco keeping cool in the face of the horrible death that failure is awarded is the best way to ensure that it doesn't happen.
The atmosphere in Cold Waters as you play as an submarine is awesome. The ominous silence, the dark ocean, the tension from your enemies, the surface reflecting off of the sub. Looking forward for more!
The minefield and Seal insertion are great. I haven’t seen that in other Sub sims. Nicely done
Try to shoot around the enemy sub so it looks like you are behind or on there flank. At all costs do not cut your wire so you can manually guide your torpedo when enemy counter measures are used.
your weapon doesn't use it's active sonar until it goes active by you either A. press 4 to make the weapon active or B. It Reaches your launch plot and goes active by itself.
I remember realizing I went through the first minefield without detecting the mines
Cold waters and SH3 episodes from back to back from Wolfpack? Life is good!
Absolutely love cold water. Its the best of all games featured on this channel . Keep em coming
Glad to see you back in Cold Waters! Last episode was great excited for this one
I see you
Got me Romeo/Ming time back in the late 80s - noisy little critters when snorkeling. Their electrical system also put out a good signal when on batteries... never got to go active though . And of course got some HAN time in the 1990s
Awesome way to end a 12 hr shift. Thanks for the new video. Love this series.
Its always great seeing these coastal insertions. Seeing the minefield is absolutely awesome, since I've rarely seen fields like these in cold waters
To be fair, the Ming put up some quite impressive manoeuvres to avoid the torpedo. Definitely no unskilled crew.
Because the Ming is a submarine in a computer game it doesn't have a crew which makes it extremely difficult to determine their skill level. Such an amazing place we live in.
@@TheJazsa80 There's this thing, it's called suspension of disbelief, bro. Try it sometime, makes games and movies a lot more fun
the music starting at 9:45 is so fitting
Luv the Coldwater playthroughs, I played the heck out of Janes Fleet Command during my Sophomore Summer in '99. Funny the games you remember
I wish they modelled the dry shelter and you had to hang around for a few mins while you saw the SDV or seals swim away. Just to add a bit of immersion, and the tension of being stationary with enemy in the area.
This is shaping up to be an exciting series. Can't wait for more. Thanks for everything Wolfpack!
Honestly, would've been hilarious if he accidentally hit a mine and ended the series right there
in my head canon my Los Angeles class, USS Pittsburgh is in the same campaign as yours, just doing our own missions by Subpac
If you want to keep the wire 99% then you should follow the 10/10/10 rule!Not changing direction more then 10 degree,not moving faster then 10 knots and not changing depth more then 10 degree
Very enjoyable. Looking forward to the next episode.
Great video Wolfpack! I'm enjoying this series! By the way, did you know that you can click on the small arrows next to your speed to change it by one knot at a time? I've found it useful to get the maximum speed without cavitating more accurately than using the standard B,0,1,2,3,4,5.
This new upload looks much, much better than the previous one.
Can’t wait for another part!!
Always sail close to the coast.
The coast itself will help mask your subs presence from enemy sonar.
This series is very fasinating! I've seen a lot of stuff for ww2 submarines, but cold war era stuff is hard to come by, great work with this video!
I loved playing this campaign in an Burke it was so fun
Absolutely cracking episode 👏👏👏 excellent video Wolfpack 👍🐺
You should play total conflict: resistance. It would make a great series for your channel!
Damn, we have come so far from the Wolfpack game I had as a kid.
the Ming's Torpedoes have a cruise speed of 20knts and a max speed (active) of 32knts, the Mk48 ADCAP has a cruise speed of 25knts and a Max Speed (Active) of 45knts
Nope, looking into Dot Mod files, ADCAP has 50/65 kn, Yu-3c has 35 kn, Yu-4b has 31.5 kn, and Yu-1c has 50 kn.
@@user-bw6jg4ej2mOh right. it's been a while since i've snooped around in the dot mod .cfgs. Nevertheless, though I was sort of right that some weapons have a 2 stage motor (cruise/active). my main point wasn't to correct Wolfpack but just to point out the in tab map if the weapon on either side hasn't gone red (iirc) for active it would be in cruise mode, so from there you can plan evasive action accordingly.
but thanks for replying with the actual .cfg speeds
I knew it was a party! Look, balloons!
Re the blazing lights of the port city's skyscrapers: why wouldn't China have enforced blackout regulations since it's at war?
Love this series!! Can’t wait for part 3
Im loving the series and i look forward to your futire uploads!
I kinda like using the Los Angeles FLT-3 for the South China Sea campaign. The seawolf is fun to use, but for some reason i just like the Los Angeles class better.
Been waiting for this all day. Great stuff as always!
that ming pigboat got absolutely bullied lol
YEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSS FINALLY EPISODE TWO
10/10 great video. Cant wait for the next one!
Love this series
I simply love your submarine stuff!
I’m not sure if you can control the speed by single knots or not. If so, why not experiment with dropping speed a few knots when in a hurry below the cavitation level?
Cant go wrong with Cold Waters!
Flash Gordon would be proud 🤪
it’d be cool if there were dead sailors just floating out of the gaping hole in the side of the enemy sub as it’s just sitting at the bottom of the ocean lol
Good job Wolfie!!! 😎😁
cold waters episode? Surprise but a welcome one
Wish I had a PC so I could play this game, looks so fun
Cant wait for more.
Great video!
Did a mission like this at the spratly islands and a frigate that was defending the island i was landing seals on ran aground into it lmao, free torpedo kill
Coastal defenses. 💣🏖(17:11)
Episode two of Wolfpack not dying in game!😅🤣
Ah... the SEALs... Reminds me of a joke.
Some old man accidentally hits a young mans car. The young man is enraged and challenges the old man "I demand $100,000, or I'll beat you up!" The old man is profusely apologetic "Hang on, I'll call my son, he trains dolphins."
The young man scoffs as the old man takes out a phone and calls his son. Before he can say anything, the young man rips the phone out of the old mans hand and shots "Listen here, you dolphin-training punk; your dad wrecked my car and I want $100,000 or I'll beat him and you to a pulp!"
Unfazed, the son just sighs "I'll be there in a few minutes."
After about 5 minutes, another car arrives and the son exits and proceeds to beat the arrogant young man to within an inch of his life, then goes over to his father and scolds him "Dad, for the last time, I don't train dolphins, I train Navy SEALS...."
Commenting, Captain! Well done!
You should use a nato aircraft carrier for your next surface battle
@4:30 That was the laziest attempt at a dog leg I've ever seen. Even the PLAN wasn't fooled by that move lol
I take it something went wrong with the first upload?
It has resurfaced!
I watched the first upload just fine, thought Wolfpack uploaded the next episode
@@tobykenobe yeah it was working before, but I hadn't seen the first episode of the series so I watched that one and when I came back to watch the new upload it was made private for some reason
I think it had an encoding issue
Yeah, it was very low-res to me. This one's fine though.
good job
As far as I remember, the Seawolf and LA classes cannot go their full speeds without cavitating unless they are under 550' depth.
I already liked the previous video - now, here's a comment. Don't spend it all in one place... 🙂
i saw this vid when it was private!!
I am proud of you
@@Wolfpack345 hey its wolfpack! great videos man really been enjoying the Mediterranean silent hunter series!
Nice one
450 ft is the depth to which you won’t cavitate at full speed
china Navy go boom
If possible can we get a series on the Chinese side next and perhaps include their viewpoint in this serie's cinematics
I would be interested in a PLAN series however they do not have a playable campaign in this mod.
@@Wolfpack345 that's what I was afraid of it would still be cool to see the Chinese side of the story through your cinematics
It would be the most difficult of any campaign. Due to technical limitations like a purely double hull construction, they are immensely noisy and have a huge displacement for their specifications, making them both unwieldy in shallow water and deaf. You can see the massive flood ports on their sides, and they did not have silent running technology before they stole it from the US around 2010-ish. I am talking about their nuclear attack subs too, not their lesser diesel inferiors
@@Wolfpack345 That's because you sank their POV boat in this mission. ;D
Why did this guy go 10 knot into a mine field? Once at 5 knots, why didn't he rig for ultra quiet? Why stay so shallow through the mine field?
Another great video !!! How bad are the specs on the chinese subs compared to the soviet era ones in game? I cant imagine they are much better or maybe a bit more modern.
The Ming is analogous to the oldest of the Soviet subs in service, you can tell because it looks like a WW2 sub with extra doodads on it
Btw you are now in competition with MagzTV who is doing the same campaign. At the time of this comment his score is as follows, let's see how quickly you can catch up, Good luck!
Campaign Status: HMAS Rankin (S78)
Submarine Kills: 56
Han: 10
Ming: 12
Romeo: 11
Victor III: 11
Kilo: 4
Song: 6
Akula: 2
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Surface Ships: 64
Luda: 17
Jianghu: 2
Jianghu3: 8
Jiangwei: 8
Chengdu: 5
Dajiang: 1
Sovremenny: 4
Huangfeng: 6
Luhu: 2
Qiongsha: 2
Yukan: 2
Yuting: 6
Kara: 2
Chilikin: 1
Kiev: 1
Fuqing: 1
-
Total Tonnage: 523,474
Use the Seawolf in a WW2 era convoy attack.
If you Final Countdowned the USS Seawolf to the Pacific in 1942-43, she'd be wasted targeting convoys. Hunting some Japanese Carriers or battleships though...
@@williamlydon2554 Good point, the Japanese didn't use giant convoys like the ETO did. But Final Count Down was a great movie.
Nice
What exactly detects those mines?
Yulin! That's the home to dog meat cuisine in China.
I'm curious what kind of technology would allow you to map a minefield without using high-frequency sonar that would be like turning a headlight on and telling everyone around that you are there?
mega like
How do modern subs detect sea mines? Some sort of MAD system?
mine and obstacle avoidance sonar
@@user-bw6jg4ej2m How does that not give away their position? It has to emit some sort of frequency to bounce off the mines right?
The short answer is: They don’t.
Long answer: Submarines may have a mine detection array fitted, however submarines are pretty much at the bottom of the list alongside aircraft carriers for a unit to be used to find mines. The quality of the arrays fitted (if fitted), the upkeep standard and crew’s ability to use it (noting it is not a primary or even secondary function of a submarine) would make reliably locating a mine such that you can dodge it and remain undetected and achieve your aim extremely challenging.
It would be highly inadvisable and in reality extremely unlikely in this day and age for a submarine to knowingly sail through a minefield. That’s not to mention the advance in mine technology to the point that affordable mines can be bought off the shelf which are camouflaged and have all manner of activation methods. Gone are the days where mines were solely contact/magnetically detonated and looked like huge balls chained to the sea-floor. This is why unmanned vehicles are now the overwhelming preference for clearing minefields!
@@GoldenRivet Thanks much!
love watching the Seawolf in action
Why do you have good manners with your ai crew lol!!
How would you detect mines without active sonar?
How does a submarine detect mines?
LETSS GOOO
Mine dead ahead, lol China payback.
How does a sub detect mines quietly?
Magnetic anomaly detector, same way planes can search for subs without sonar
Fart loudly. The mines try to suppress their laughter but it doesn't always work
mine and obstacle avoidance sonar
Why did you pull in your TA during your evasion? Not something we do anymore in the subforce.
Wait a minuuuuuuuuute ....
❤❤
Start was a bit wonky on the original, low res
Is it me,or after sh3 only the Uboat on steam seems like a good sub sim?
Please ditch all the other games and play this one! Hahaha