Coming soon! Rules changes for CWC! Let's Go!!

Good we can agree to agree and disagree to agree on all this... agreed? I think we'll be fine.... let's look at some new and exciting ways to make things a little more interesting out there... regardless. I want to take the time to get Bis 100% but will battle as soon as I can hit the water.... vehicle pending. Heck... I might even drive to Greenwood for the first sortie or meet halfways in Windsor... who knows.... anything is possible.

 

We could organize a battle down here on June 7th if anyone is interested in coming down.

 

The 7th is no good for me as I will be getting ready to leave for NB for a week on the 8th.

 

Are there any other perspective rules changes? I am leaving the floor open to anyone interested in dropping of a tidbit. They do not have to be local or even part of the group....

 

Here are some ideas I have put together, these changes are based off of the IRCWCC rules set.

Pumps
The maximum number of pumps any ship may use is two, of whatever type that class of ship may mount.
Monitors, Destroyers, Light Cruisers and Escort Carriers may only mount micro class pumps.
Armored Cruisers, Heavy Cruisers and Battle Cruisers may mount half unit pumps.
Battleships Fleet Carriers and Dreadnaughts may mount full unit pumps.

Speed
All ships speed will be based on the maximum speed the ship achieved during trials. The chart below will list both the actual ships speed and the speed of the combat model.

41 knots or above: 21 seconds
35-40 knots: 22 seconds
30-34 knots: 23seconds
25-29 knots: 24 seconds
20-24 knots: 26 seconds
15-19 knots: 28 seconds
10-14 knots: 32 seconds
1-10 knots: 34 seconds

This rule replaces rule 11c

The following ships may have two side firing cannons in a single turret covering a side quadrant provided that they are the only side firing cannons covering that quadrant:

1. Any ship on the Ship List with a LOA of more than 725 feet
2. HMS Nelson.

Combat Ship Classes

1. Only combat ships which were launched between Jan. 1, 1905 and Dec.31, 1946, and were completed, are approved for semi-scale model combat. Unless otherwise noted in the authorized exemptions at the end of this section.

2. Listed below are the authorized classes for combat ships and the total offensive/defensive units allowed. This list takes precedence over any entries shown in the Ship List.

3. All displacement values shown above are Standard displacement. All displacement tonnages listed above are in English tons (long tons) of 2240 pounds each.


CLASS 8 8 units
Battleships 60,000 tons or Greater
CLASS 7 7 1/2 units
Battleships 55,000 - 59,000 tons
7 units
Battleships 50,000 - 54,999tons
CLASS 6 6 1/2 units
Battleships 40,000 - 49,999 tons
Battle Cruisers 45,000 tons or Greater
6 units
Battleships 33,000 - 39,999 tons
CLASS 5 5 1/2 units
Battleships 27,000 - 32,999 tons
Battle Cruisers 35,000 - 44,999 tons
5 units
Battleships 25,000 - 26,999 tons
Battle Cruisers 30,000 - 34,999 tons


CLASS 4 4 1/2 units
Battleships 22,500 - 24,999 tons
Battle Cruisers 25,000 - 29,999 tons
4 units
Battleships Less than 22,500 tons
Battle Cruisers Less than 25,000 tons
CLASS 3 3 1/2 units
Heavy cruisers Greater than 12,000 tons
Pre-Dreadnought battleships Greater than 14,500 tons
Armored Cruisers Greater than 14,500 tons
3 units
Heavy cruisers 8,000 - 11,999 tons
Light cruisers Greater than 9,000 tons
Armored Cruisers 11,500 tons - 14,499 tons
Fleet Carriers Greater than 30,000 tons
CLASS 2 2 1/2 units
Heavy cruisers Less than 8,000 tons
Light cruisers 6,500 - 8,999 tons
Armored cruisers Less than 11,499 tons
Fleet Carriers 20,000 – 29,999 tons
2 units
Monitors Greater than 7000 tons
Light cruisers 4,500 - 6,499 tons
Fleet Carriers Less than 20,000 tons
Escort or Light Carriers Greater than 15,000 tons
CLASS 1 1 1/2 unit
Monitors Less than 7000 tons
Light cruisers Less than 4,500 tons
Protected cruisers built before 1922
Destroyers Greater than 2500 tons
Submarines Greater than 2500 tons
Escort or Light Carriers 10,000 – 14,999 tons
1 unit
Destroyers Less than 2,499 tons
Submarines Less than 2,499 tons
Escort or Light Carriers Less than 10,000 tons
Gun Boats and any ship types not listed above

Well there you have it, I hope to hear some feed back from everyone.

 

wow...someone sure is Looonnnnnggg winded!!! []

 

Haaa Haaaa Haaaa, yeah well sometimes it takes time to say something good.

 

Long winded or full of hot air - which do you figure Chuck?

 

All right folks anyone else have anything to add? Now's your chance.

 

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I just feel alot of hot air John

 

*shakes head* besides me.... who always does.... does anyone else have anything intelligent to say? (remember smack is open you can reply sniggly there)

Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

 

Ok..... let's let this rest for now.... Curt and I have some work to do.