Grays Harbor Designs

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Re: Grays Harbor Designs

#121 Post by Thiel »

Zephyr wrote:And why is that? It has room to fully rotate.
So long as the ship is perfectly upright. Once it starts to compensate for the ships motion things will get awfully tight.
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#122 Post by Zephyr »

It is in an identical location to virtually every US ship which carries it. That sound more like nitpicking than anything else, honestly.
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#123 Post by Blackbuck »

Tolerances. I'd imagine the more space there is there the better.
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#124 Post by acelanceloet »

also, with the setup you have right now, it would be best to have your SPS-49 aft of the mast, so you can cover at least part of the area you do not cover with your SPY-1, if you insist in having those at that position.
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#125 Post by TimothyC »

Zephyr, I'd like to point out that the on AEGIS ship to have offset funnels had the aft SPY-1 faces aft of the funnels. Even CGBL with the aft faces aft of the funnels went for a centerline configuration.

In the current configuration, the funnels will dramatically reduce the effectiveness of combat system and sensors of the ship in such a manner that is highly detrimental to operations.

Also, I'm in the process of tweaking your SM-6 and will post it after I get back from class later this evening.
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#126 Post by Demon Lord Razgriz »

Another issue, your mid-ship VLS is cutting into the engine room. Compare this to your ship and think of how it is internally.
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#127 Post by Zephyr »

Demon Lord Razgriz wrote:Another issue, your mid-ship VLS is cutting into the engine room. Compare this to your ship and think of how it is internally.
Acelanceloet and I discussed that issue at length via PM early on in the design stage and we determined that it is indeed workable as is. Not perfect, but workable. That isn't changing. (It should be noted he wasn't a huge fan of the layout either, but did work with me on it to make it workable.)

acelanceloet wrote:also, with the setup you have right now, it would be best to have your SPS-49 aft of the mast, so you can cover at least part of the area you do not cover with your SPY-1, if you insist in having those at that position.
OK, not quite sure just how I would accomplish that. I'll see what I can twiddle together.
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#128 Post by Thiel »

Simple, centreline funnels. Unless your ship is dimensioned like a needle you'll have plenty of beam to do it. The Lynx is significantly smaller than the Sea Hawk and the similar sized Ticos could carry two of those.
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#129 Post by Zephyr »

I already use the Tico's as my "Mars" class, which is one of the leading reasons I want something different this time around.

so, we'll give this one another shot then, okay?
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#130 Post by Thiel »

Zephyr wrote:I already use the Tico's as my "Mars" class, which is one of the leading reasons I want something different this time around.
I'm not following. My suggestion would make her less like a Tico. Yours make her more like one.
Additionally it'll give you more useful space in your hangar, put the goal keeper on the centreline (With the associated better firing arcs), saves weight (No need to build a deck house aft), and a host of other reasons.

Oh and having directors side by side is a bad idea. Twice the weight and cost of a single with only minimal increase in performance.
And like I said, your ship is all straight lines and flat side, so the round funnels really looks off.
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