Comments by "HaJo Os." (@hajoos.8360) on "HMS Nelson - Guide 108 (Extended)" video.

@KatyushaLauncher DoY was the third built ship of KGV-class. Of course, most probs were fixed, a shame, if not. The major advantage of DoY was the working radar-steered fire, which proves that lower calibers as 14 or simply 11 inch guns were sufficient to the task. Without a working radar it was useless to operate at the northcape in winter.
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Nelson class battleships were the most ugly battleships ever built, misconstructed, miserable developed 16 inch guns, which lacked always any accuracy, bad firespeed, and this is the point, the ships were so slow as a cow. When the british and colonial tax-payers ever wasted money they did it financing these useless ships. Scrapping was the best fate, they could achieve.
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The Frenchies built better 4-gun-turrets, the rice-steamers and the cowboys built better 16-inch-guns. Hood's 15- inch guns worked well. Never change a winning team.
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@KatyushaLauncher All KGV-class ships suffered by and faced 4-gun-turret-probs. French-4-gun-turrets were constructed as 2 in one, which provided French bbs with more safety and a little bit more weight. The major disadvantage of broader 3- or 4-gun-turrets ist the shifted weight by turning the ship, similar to the barycentre of over-firing turrets.
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