Author Topic: Naval Fleets (Read 1534 times)

Hazard69 · « **Reply #15 on:** April 30, 2006, 12:53:49 AM »

Originally posted by 5tu4rt
Then again who could Forget DKM Bismarck:

Basic Technical Features
Builder: Blohm & Voss AG, Hamburg
Laid down: 1 July, 1936
Launched: 14 February, 1939
Commisioned: 24 August, 1940
Displacement: 41.752 metric tons (nominal), 52.103 metric tons (max.)
Dimensions: 251 m (length), 36 m (beam), 9.87 m (draft)
Speed: 30.1 knots (max.)
Machines: 3 X Blohm & Voss - Curtis geared turbines (1000 psia)
Max. Output: 138.700Hp DIN / 150.076Hp SAE
Propellers: 3 convergent propellers
Rudders: 2 (hydrolic-servo motor & manual controlled)
Boilers: 12 X Wagner High Pressure boilers with injection furnaces
Condensers: 6 X External condensers with tubular exchangers
Fuel: 7990 tons (8700 max.) No: 05/06 Fuel-oil
Op. Range: 8433 nautical miles / 19 knots
Crew: 2407
Planes: 4 Arado Ar-196 flying boats
AC Generators: 8 main, 4 auxilary diesel AC generators ( 8750 KWA)
Radars: 2 X Telefunken Fu-Mo23 Marine radar set with high deflection antennas
Armor: 32 cm (main belt), 12-20 cm (deck), 12-34 cm (turrets)
Armor steel: Ni-Cr (Wotan X-9A hardened alloy)
Armament: 8 X 38 cm (caliber L-47), 12 X 15 cm, 16 X 10.5 cm, 16 X 3.7 cm AA, 18 X 2.0 cm AA

Woohoo! Aces High's first PERKED BOAT! err.....ship SHIP I mean SHIP!

ramzey · « **Reply #16 on:** April 30, 2006, 01:30:43 AM »

putting battleships in to AH is BS

maned destroyers is enough

and as perked crusiers

Brenjen · « **Reply #17 on:** April 30, 2006, 09:00:54 AM »

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Originally posted by ramzey
putting battleships in to AH is BS

maned destroyers is enough

and as perked crusiers

Battleships wouldn't be much different than the heavy cruisers we have now. I doubt they would model a one of a kind battleship anyway, if they added them it would be as a "class" of ships rather than an individual one of a kind like the Bismark or Yamato.

ramzey · « **Reply #18 on:** April 30, 2006, 12:57:49 PM »

battleship is rare
CA and DD was most common ships in any fleet

why plug ships in to AH and perk it?
much beter is first give somthing you can earn perks in

Jaekart · « **Reply #19 on:** April 30, 2006, 01:41:10 PM »

I'm not going to search for it, Ya'll can, But around 2002, give or take a few months, Hitech, in an Interview, stated "Subs" were something He wanted, and they were being "developed". So, as far as I am Concerned, If He can figure out the coding for the Subs, he can figure out the coding for Destroyers to Attack Subs, and or Capitol Ships (BB's) to Become the Admirals Ride and Fleet's Lead Ship.

I have no Idea as to the Timeline He did this, My Memory is likely Faulty. Just mentioning He Did Express an Interest in something like this, a Few years ago, in an Interview.

Have fun with it.

Hap · « **Reply #20 on:** April 30, 2006, 03:36:00 PM »

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Originally posted by 5tu4rt
Or how about King George-V:

Technical specifications of HMS King George-V
Builder: Vickers-Armstrong Tyne
Laid down: 01.01.1937
Launched: 21.02.1939
Commissioned: 11.12.1940
Displacement: (normal) 36.730 tons, (max.) 41.980 tons
Dimensions: 745 ft (702 W/L) X 103 ft X 29 ft (32.7 max.) [ L-B-D ]
Machinery power output (max.): 110.000 HP
Top speed: 28 knots
Guns: 10x14 in./45 cal. main guns
16x5.25 in./50 cal. secondary guns
2x4.1 in./40 cal. AA guns
Total crew members: 1706 men

Then again who could Forget DKM Bismarck:

Basic Technical Features
Builder: Blohm & Voss AG, Hamburg
Laid down: 1 July, 1936
Launched: 14 February, 1939
Commisioned: 24 August, 1940
Displacement: 41.752 metric tons (nominal), 52.103 metric tons (max.)
Dimensions: 251 m (length), 36 m (beam), 9.87 m (draft)
Speed: 30.1 knots (max.)
Machines: 3 X Blohm & Voss - Curtis geared turbines (1000 psia)
Max. Output: 138.700Hp DIN / 150.076Hp SAE
Propellers: 3 convergent propellers
Rudders: 2 (hydrolic-servo motor & manual controlled)
Boilers: 12 X Wagner High Pressure boilers with injection furnaces
Condensers: 6 X External condensers with tubular exchangers
Fuel: 7990 tons (8700 max.) No: 05/06 Fuel-oil
Op. Range: 8433 nautical miles / 19 knots
Crew: 2407
Planes: 4 Arado Ar-196 flying boats
AC Generators: 8 main, 4 auxilary diesel AC generators ( 8750 KWA)
Radars: 2 X Telefunken Fu-Mo23 Marine radar set with high deflection antennas
Armor: 32 cm (main belt), 12-20 cm (deck), 12-34 cm (turrets)
Armor steel: Ni-Cr (Wotan X-9A hardened alloy)
Armament: 8 X 38 cm (caliber L-47), 12 X 15 cm, 16 X 10.5 cm, 16 X 3.7 cm AA, 18 X 2.0 cm AA

Typical Properties Of Main Guns

1 - 380 mm. Main Guns
Type: Caliber L-47 / 38 cm (15 inches)
Turret number: 4 (Anton, Bruno, Caesar, Dora)
Barrel number: 8 (total)
Max. gun range: 34.875 m / 30 deg. max. firing angle
Muzzle velocity: 2722 feet / sec.
Shell weight: 1796 lb
Rate of fire: 2.5 shots / minute
Charge: Amatol (% 85 TNT - % 20 Ammonium Nitrate) Typical for AP shells.
Gun charge: Cordite
Actuators: Hydraulic (full automatic)

2 - 150 mm. Secondary Guns
Type: Caliber L-55 / 15 cm
Turret number: 6
Barrel number: 12 (total)
Max. gun range: 23.178 m / 40 deg. max. firing angle
Muzzle velocity: 2857 feet / sec.
Shell weight: 101 lb
Rate of fire: 7 shots / minute
Charge: TNT
Gun charge: Cordite
Actuators: Hydraulic (semi-automatic)

3 - 105mm. AA Guns
Type: Caliber L-65 / 10.5 cm
Turret number: 8
Barrel number: 16 (total)
Max. gun range: 17.020 m / 78 deg. max. firing angle
Muzzle velocity: 2705 feet / sec.
Shell weight: 34 lb
Rate of fire: 18 shots / minute
Charge: TNT
Gun charge: Cordite
Actuators: Hydraulic (semi-automatic)

would be nice Stu!!

~~hap~~

SuperDud · « **Reply #21 on:** April 30, 2006, 08:39:57 PM »

As long as it has a tactical nook I'm all for it!