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Re: Torpedo shooting?
Posted by: Joe Brennan ()
Date: December 17, 2001 04:23AM

<HTML>Hi All

Submarines torpodes operate with compress air pressure inside
the tube. However, in order to have wakeless, undetectable "fish",
electric & steam powered torpedos were developed during WWII.

Another system to fire a torpedo from a sub's tube is called the
'Wire powered electric torpedo" the torpedo is propelled from a
submarine via a single conductor, the return path being the sea.
Also before a torpedo can be fired out from a tube, the correct
settings are needed to be set on the torpedo in order for it to hit it's
target...if any? There is no point in "Spilling-out a Fish" if no settings
are made for it to run correctly.

Cheers, Joe</HTML>

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Subject Written By Posted
Torpedo loading Attila Sipos 12/16/2001 08:53AM
Re: Torpedo loading? Joe Brennan 12/16/2001 10:36AM
Re: Torpedo loading? oliver 12/16/2001 10:51AM
Re: Torpedo loading? Joe Brennan 12/16/2001 11:16AM
Re: Torpedo loading? Ken Dunn 12/17/2001 05:55PM
Torpedo shooting Nathan Greenfield 12/16/2001 06:03PM
Re: Torpedo shooting Antonio Veiga 12/16/2001 07:08PM
Re: Torpedo shooting? Joe Brennan 12/17/2001 04:23AM
Thanks and another one Nathan Greenfield 12/17/2001 06:13PM
Re: Thanks and another one Antonio Veiga 12/17/2001 07:41PM
Thank you all for your help! Attila Sipos 12/19/2001 03:32PM
Re: Torpedo loading kurt 12/20/2001 01:44PM
Re: Torpedo loading Rainer Bruns 12/20/2001 04:12PM


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