In how many positions can the towed body rudders be set?

The towed body rudders can be set in three positions, which typically allows for more versatile control and maneuverability under varying conditions. This design provides operators with options for adjusting the rudder's angle which can significantly enhance the performance and stability of the towed body in different scenarios, such as altering its path of movement, managing resistance, or maintaining desired performance characteristics.

The three positions usually correspond to specific operational modes, which may include settings for straight tracking, moderate turns, and sharp turns. By having these options, the system can be tailored to the specific needs of the mission or task at hand. This level of control is necessary for ensuring that the towed body responds correctly to command inputs and environmental factors.

The other choices—one, two, or four positions—do not accurately reflect the design and operational capabilities of the towed body rudders, which is specifically designed for flexibility and performance enhancement in three distinct settings.