Talk:Edgar-class cruiser

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I'd like to see another source referenced for the number and size of torpedo tubes on this ship. I have two primary sources offering differing data, perhaps due to their disparate dates: 1891 Annual Report of the Torpedo School indicates that they had two 14-in overhead, dirigible tubes, which would have been above water. The Torpedo Manual 1909 Volume 3 says this class had two 18-in submerged broadside tubes forward. My guess is that the 14-in tubes were obsoleted at some point or failed to prove reliable, but for 18-in tubes I think the nature of the Torpedo Manual is such that it suggests it is correct. But is there a secondary source? DulcetTone (talk) 18:01, 29 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]