Maths isn’t your strongpoint and painting pretty pictures is not sources. There’s a good reason there are no combat reports where enemy fleets were spotted at the ridiculous ranges your abacus comes up with.
Try Norie’s nautical tables.
Maths isn’t your strongpoint and painting pretty pictures is not sources. There’s a good reason there are no combat reports where enemy fleets were spotted at the ridiculous ranges your abacus comes up with.
Try Norie’s nautical tables.
Sigh look it up yourself: Earth Curve Calculator
Or geogebra one done by myself: GeoGebra Classic - GeoGebra
If you dont believe the data about the heigh of the Fuso tower here is proof:
As for the ilustration here is proof that ships are indeed sunken by 11.3 metres.
All German BBs/BCs apart from Scharnhorst and, to a lesser extent, Bayern regularily face opponents that can lolpen their ammo-protecting armour, but most BBs and BCs in game are susceptible to getting ammo racked. There are only a few where it isn’t the main method of dispatching them, and none are completely immune to this.
So… This thing you didn’t know about till I mentioned it, and I’ve provided a source which has been a trusted one for aeons, which disagrees with your maths, which I know you can’t do from previous conversations but oddly does to countless action reports, ships logs and common sense…
Somehow seems like WT in a nutshell.
How does your source conflict with what I said? From what I have seen it is perfectly in line with what I was saying.
How is my math wrong? Go on show me error.
Also what is the thing I didn’t know about?
Norie is simply wrong, the formula is giving wrong numbers - source NASA Distance to the Horizon