So I was looking...

[Sachmle]

...at Electric Torpedoes today on NavWeaps and found NONE prior to 1932.

These range in performance but most seem to run in the 4,000-7,000yds @ anywhere from 12-27kts. This doesn't seem to jive to well with our tech tree.

[Sachmle]

Ok..here's the info I could gleam from NavWeaps

Germany
1934 Design
Type G7e - Shipborne/Submarine

Model:	T2
Range:	5,740yds @30kts/late war 8,200yds @30kts
Weight:	1,603kg
Charge:	300kg
Model:	T3a, T3b, T3c
Range:	4,370yds @18.5kts
Weight:	1,332kg
Charge:	300kg
Model:	T3d
Range:	62,300yds @9kts
Weight:	2,216kg
Charge:	281kg
Model:	T3e
Range:	8,200yds @20kts
Weight:	1,343kg
Charge:	300kg
Model:	T4
Range:	8,200yds @20kts
Weight:	1,937kg
Charge:	200kg
Model:	T5
Range:	6,230yds @24-25
Weight:	Unknown
Charge:	200kg
Model:	T5a, T5b
Range:	8,750yds @22kts
Weight:	Unknown
Charge:	200kg
Model:	T10
Range:	5,470yds @30
Weight:	1,620kg
Charge:	200kg
Model:	T11
Range:	6,230yds @24-25kts
Weight:	Unknown
Charge:	200kg

Italy
Mid-1930's
Type W120/500 - Airborne

Range:	3,300yds @40
Weight:	973kg
Charge:	200kg

Japan
1932
Type 92 - Submarine

Model:	1 and 2
Range:	7,650yds @28-30
Weight:	1,720kg
Charge:	300kg

Russia
1939
ET-46 - Submarine

Range:	6,560yds @31kts
Weight:	Unknown
Charge:	450kg

ET-80 - Submarine

Range:	4,370yds @29kts
Weight:	1,800kg
Charge:	450kg

United Kingdom
1942
Mark XI - Shipborne

Range:	5,500yds @28kts
Weight:	1,647kg
Charge:	322kg

United States
1943
Mark 18 - Submarine

Range:	4,000yds @29kts
Weight:	1,431kg
Charge:	261kg

1941
Mark 24 - Airborne

Range:	4,000yds @12kts
Weight:	308kg
Charge:	42kg

1941
Mark 27 - Submarine

Range:	5,000yds @12kts
Weight:	327kg
Charge:	43kg

[maddox]

Maybe something for here?