Difference between revisions of "Sensor Contact Explanation"
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*Weapon Sensor Contact: '''W''' followed by contact number (usually only the case when a torpedo has been fired at a potential target and is still updating/being updated by the launch vessel.) | *Weapon Sensor Contact: '''W''' followed by contact number (usually only the case when a torpedo has been fired at a potential target and is still updating/being updated by the launch vessel.) | ||
| − | '''Note''': If a contact is on being detected by any two or more of the above sensor methods, the signature changes to '''Master''' ('''M''') and retains the number it was initially identified with. | + | '''Note''': If a contact is on being detected by any two or more of the above sensor methods, the signature changes to '''Master''' ('''M''') and retains the number it was initially identified with. A ship with a transponder broadcasting is automatically classified as a Master contact, as it is announcing its position and type. |
[[Category: Tactical]] | [[Category: Tactical]] | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 1 December 2017
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- Sensor Contact (Passive): S followed by contact number.
- Sensor Contact (Active): A followed by contact number.
- Visual Sensor Contact: V followed by contact number.
- Weapon Sensor Contact: W followed by contact number (usually only the case when a torpedo has been fired at a potential target and is still updating/being updated by the launch vessel.)
Note: If a contact is on being detected by any two or more of the above sensor methods, the signature changes to Master (M) and retains the number it was initially identified with. A ship with a transponder broadcasting is automatically classified as a Master contact, as it is announcing its position and type.
