Reports arriving every fifteen to twenty minutes from the first sighting onward would let Jellicoe meet the High Seas Fleet earlier and prepare successive deployments across its line of advance. The battlecruisers should remain far enough off the enemy to observe and report instead of forcing their way into the Grand Fleet's battle line. The scouts preserve contact while the main fleet repeatedly exploits the information they provide.
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Using the battlecruisers as Jellicoe's eyes
Frequent position, course, speed, and contact reports would let Jellicoe deploy earlier and use the battlecruisers for their intended reconnaissance role rather than chase personal glory at the head of the line.