Vrhač hlubinných náloží
Depth Charge Thrower
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http://www.steelnavy.com/Sackville.htm
pár jsem jich vybral, ostatní včetně dalších lahůdek si případný zájemce najde na té stránce
It is actually a normal depth charge which is attached to the product (that's T with a trough in which lies the barrel of which forms a source charge), being held is just that chain around that prevents the coming off of the product. The pipe which forms the lower part of the product is then inserted into the "mainly" výmetného device and in the event that the submarine is in range then charge up through the side of the boat (even with treatment) using a small explosive charge or pneumatically. The advantage is that the ship does not have the sub cross over, because in this stage the signal sonar loses and the submarine has a chance to escape, shot into the side of it largely removes the and the ship can operate alone (otherwise commonly operated two ships - one "listened to" and the second hunt) without having lost contact with the submarine. The charge was normally set to go off according to the barometric fuzes, therefore, to a certain depth.
The English name is "Depth Charge Projector"
source : http://www.ussslater.org/weapons/k-gun.html.
The English name is "Depth Charge Projector"
source : http://www.ussslater.org/weapons/k-gun.html.
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Pak je druhý s hlavní, typ nevím.
Na fotce vrhac.jpg je typ s hlavní ve Varšavském muzeu wojska polskiego
Na fotce vrhac1.jpg jsou oba typy v Gdyňském Muzeu Marynarki Wojennej
tento typ s hlavní je BMB-2, ruský
Na fotkách vrhac2 a vrhac3 jsou oba typy na torpédoborci/muzeu ORP Błyskawica
zdroj: vlastní archív
zdroj: vlastní archív
zdroj: vlastní archív
zdroj: vlastní archív
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