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- Thread starter Jeff Head
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He knows nothing. I would just treat it as BS or misinformation.
Aaron Amick was a Sonar man in the USN during the late Cold War to early 2000s and knows his field well.
The problems start when he starts to produce videos on subjects he knows little about. (ie. Military procurement of the PLAN).
From what I have seen of his PLAN videos in general, it would not be a exaggeration to say he knows less than the average user here.
yeah, according to the past reports, PLAN had conducted FSSTs in 2007 and 2014. But I think it just for research
lcloo
Captain
These 2 ships looked like minwsweeper. These could be blast tests or training exercises in mine sweeping.
The ship used in 2007 was a minesweeper. But the ship used in 2014 was type 051d destroyer
These articles said clearly "舰艇抗冲击试验"
lcloo
Captain
Interesting, can you post the link to the articles? TQ.
This just popped into my head, so here I come to ask.
Why does many submarine sonar use cylindrical arrays? I find it weird that some of the arrays are actually facing the submarine hull itself. Wouldn't it be more efficient to just make a half-cylinder array so all the sonar waves are sent outwards to detect targets/obstacles?
Why does many submarine sonar use cylindrical arrays? I find it weird that some of the arrays are actually facing the submarine hull itself. Wouldn't it be more efficient to just make a half-cylinder array so all the sonar waves are sent outwards to detect targets/obstacles?