Ernst Gaede
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====Specifications==== | ====Specifications==== | |||
? | : | + | :Above 1,500 tons displacement, standard | |
? | : | + | :128.5m length | |
? | :11. | + | :11.5m beam | |
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====Machinery==== | ====Machinery==== | |||
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====Performance==== | ====Performance==== | |||
? | : | + | :Above 35 knots at 80,000 shaft horsepower | |
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====Armament==== | ====Armament==== | |||
=====Main===== | =====Main===== | |||
? | : | + | :Four (4x1) 127mm or 150mm guns | |
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=====Torpedoes===== | =====Torpedoes===== | |||
? | :Eight ( | + | :Six or Eight (2x3/4) 533mm torpedo tubes | |
===Design=== | ===Design=== | |||
? | + | After World War 1 the German Navy started planning for new destroyers in 1932. While the majority of designs and proposels were made by official sites, private companies also attempted to design the first generation of German Destroyers. One of these drafts came from the AG Vulcan Stettin, which was located in Hamburg. This design allowed an armament of four single mounted 128mm or 150mm guns and two Torpedo launchers, either in triple or quadruple mountings. | ||
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+ | However, in 1933 it was decided that the Destroyer should have two quadruple Torpedo launchers and a fifth gun mount. As the latter requirement could not be met with this design, it was dropped and no longer considered. | |||
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? | + | File:Gaede.jpg|Rough sketch of the Zerstörer 1934 proposal made by A.G. Vulcan Stettin | ||
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One of the designs for the Zerstörer 1934 destroyer. The ship was designed to be relatively large for her type and featured a very powerful artillery armament of 150 mm cruiser caliber guns. This caliber was unusual for destroyers.
Modules
Compatible Upgrades
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Slot 5 |
Torpedo Tubes Modification 3 |
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Player Opinion
Performance
The Ernst Gaede is a vast improvement to its predecessor, the T-22, although it does retain some characteristics from her. The Ernst Gaede still only has four guns to work with, however these guns are much larger and much more effective than the guns found on the T-22. Her torpedoes are a slight improvement to her predecessor's, with the upgraded torpedoes having 8.0km range. This allows some room for the Ernst Gaede to fire torpedoes from stealth, even if the ranges to work with are narrow.
She, as with her successor Z-23 two tiers later, has the intriguing choice between two different calibers of guns: the standard 128 mm destroyer guns, and 150 mm guns that more resemble light cruiser guns (albeit with fewer barrels than a light cruiser). Both have their advantages:
Advantages of 128 mm:
- Higher rate of fire.
- Higher raw AP DPM.
- Benefits (more) from Expert Marksman, Basic Firing Training, and Advanced Firing Training captain skills.
Advantages of 150 mm:
- Higher alpha damage.
- Higher fires per minute.
- Better ballistics and penetration.
Pros:
- 150mm guns are absurdly powerful for a destroyer.
- Can deliver torpedo strikes from beyond her detection range.
- Torpedoes are fast with good range and hitting power for Tier VI. Her upgraded torpedoes are the same ones found on Admiral Graf Spee.
- Largest health pool of all Tier VI destroyers.
- Gains access to the Hydroacoustic Search consumable (B Hull Only!).
Cons:
- Sub-par handling characteristics for a destroyer: slow rudder shift and a turning radius larger than some Tier VI cruisers.
- 150mm guns traverse even slower than the 128mm ones after accounting for captain skills.
- Large detection radius (on par with Farragut).
- Longest torpedo reload time of all Tier VI destroyers.
Research
Optimal Configuration
Upgrades
The recommended upgrades for ' are as follows:
- Slot 1: Main Armaments Modification 1
- Slot 2: Propulsion Modification 1 *
- Slot 3: Aiming Systems Modification 1
- Slot 4: Propulsion Modification 1 ()
Upgrade Slot 2 may be replaced by the Hydroacoustic Search Modification 1 upgrade to extend the '’s Hydroacoustic Search duration to 113 seconds.
Commander Skills
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Key: ★★★ - Extremely Useful ★★ - Frequently Useful ★ - Occasionally Useful No stars - Meh Χ - Not recommended |
Consumables
' can equip the following consumables:
- Slot 1: Damage Control Party
- Slot 2: Smoke Generator
- Slot 3: Engine Boost
- Slot 4: Hydroacoustic Search
As with all destroyers, captains are encouraged to invest the credits (or doubloons) in Damage Control Party II () to ensure the ability to extinguish fires and repair broken engine or rudder modules more quickly. Whether or not to equip premium versions of other consumables is up to individual captains.
Camouflage
Type 1, 2, or 5 camouflage can be equipped for credits; Types 1 or 5 are recommended at a minimum to reduce detectibility range.
Players who wish to spend doubloons can equip Ernst Gaede with Type 16 camouflage that lowers her detection radius, reduces the accuracy of incoming shells, and increases the amount of experience she earns.
Alternatively, the 2018 New Year raid campaign provided captains with the Snowy camouflage with the same bonuses as the premium.
Signals
The choice of which Signal Flags to mount will confer to the individual preference of each captain, and are subject to great variation, although there are certain flags which suit Destroyer gameplay better. Captains should mount India Yankee to decrease time to extinguish fires, mount November Foxtrot to decrease reload time of consumables, and mount Sierra Mike to increase the ship's maximum speed. To make their torpedoes more potent, captains should mount Juliet Whisky Unaone to increase chance of causing flooding and Juliet Charlie to mitigate risk to magazine detonation from mounting the former flag. If captains wish to buff their primary artillery, they are encouraged to mount Victor Lima + India X-ray to increase fire chance to HE shells.Gallery
An enemy Minekaze is about to fall victim to Ernst Gaede’s ambush.
Ernst Gaede charges and destroys an enemy Nagato class battleship.
Historical Info
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