With this optimal medium, the RL2 production could be markedly elevated to a maximum concentration of 3190 mg/L and a volumetric productivity of 44.3 mg/(L h), while the RL2/RL1 ratio maintained nearly constant at a value of 3.0.
The guns could be elevated to a maximum inclination of 45 degrees; turrets one and three could depress to −2 degrees, but due to its superfiring position, the guns on turret two could only depress to 0 degrees.
The dorsal gunner also fired a Sh-3 gun, which was mounted in a separate, remotely controlled, Il-VU-11 turret that could traverse through 180° and elevated to a maximum of 80°.
Recently settled fish had a low propensity to migrate small distances (40 cm) between habitat patches, even when densities were elevated to their natural maximum.
The guns could be depressed to −5° and elevated to 30°, providing a maximum range of 19100 m.
The guns could elevate to a maximum of 8.5° and depress to −8°.
These mounts could depress to −10° and elevate to a maximum of +70°.
The Mark XIX mount could depress to −10° and elevate to a maximum of 80°.
The gun could depress to −3° and elevate to a maximum of 30°.
The guns could elevate to a maximum of 20 degrees and depress to −5 degrees.
