Guys......this is all a step up in technology
, however we need a defined time period for what is being considered to understand prototypical armament movement
If we are talking five turrets, are we are looking at vessels between WWI to WWII?.......the low speed movement of turrets in these latter years was radar controlled
Turrets of these generations did not perform an SHM [random simple harmonic mode
∞ ] in both train and elevation awaiting confirmation from the FCC [fire control computer] to determine all variables.....[& yes
in earlier days FCMC 'fire control mechanical computers' were used]
I am sure the system components offered below by dreadnought72 and C-3PO would work very realistically with ultra modern missile launchers, and to a latter extent modern small bore & low calibre high fire rate gun turrets [British 3'' or the Italian Otto-Malera 76mm], however collectively be wasted on model vessels based on designs between WWI to WWII
Further even with all of this technology controlling a vessel turrets train and elevation of a warship in heavy seas
does need human intervention
as the target still must be defined........... Derek