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This will tell you how far you need to go at most if you want to outrun the torpedo, and in case of wake-homers, what line you can't cross. If your wake doesn't intersect with that line, the torpedo will not track you.
First, I think the torpedos don't track your active sonar.
Second, the very big advantage of US subs are their wired guided torpedos. (When your a playing with US subs, you can click on torps and select a new target to engage). These torpedos also have active homing. So all stop don't change anything.
It makes evading torps for Russian ships almost impossible.
The only "reliable" solution seem to fire your RBU.
My strategy is:
1. Place a destroyer in front of the formation. Close enough so that the 2 ships on her rear are in RBU range. So, they can provide covering fire. Helping shooting down incoming threats.
It's looks like the kill ratio is about 80%/salvo.
The ship on front is also attracting most torpedos. And if not, she helps getting the position of incoming torps early for the others.
If the torp is not destroyed in one salvo, don't hesitate to take control and fire a second salvo yourself.
2. You can draw a line and guess the position of the enemy sub. Fell free to fire your own torpedos in the overall direction. You can just click on the map, the area where you are clicking is also the activation point for the torpedo (try activating the torp at the right distance).
In worst case scenario the enemy will react accelerate or send out decoys. Reveling herself.
Once detected, you can fire your rocket mounted torpedos on her. And fire other torps in her direction.
Keep your eyes on incoming threats.
Good luck !
US subs are also less noisy in general, and the soviet sonars aren't just as good. Meaning both subs and torps will be detected later compared to when you play US side.
In my experience, you have to be more aggressive with counterfire, wire guided torps are only magic as long as that wire stays intact, and the sub having to evade torps means the wire more likely than not will be gone.
Compared to the RUR-5, the soviet ships have a massive advantage in express delivery of ASW torps at range with the SS-N-14, that is your ace card.
Counterfire from your shipboard tubes in the general direction the torp came from, and saturate up to max launch range with your Silex.
If you really care where the sub is, most likely where you see the first explosion.
Think you are on to something with the 5kt thing, I was playing as the Soviets and had a WH miss a crippled ship. But it was doing like 6kts I think. WH literally crossed it's wake and acted like nothing. 3 others hit their targets but where all going 10+kts.
To the OP. WHs in general are more area denial weapons. Very easy to evade as long as you have a fix and distance. They will though force you out of position or out contact with the enemy sub. As others stated, perpendicular course away from their track at flank...just give yourself a few miles from their track.
As for the other side right now, very effective against the AI who seems to be oblivious to them until they are half a mile out.