Basic GYROSCOPE.

Directional GYROS are widely used in aircraft instruments. Find out how they work in this video.

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[raccoonair]

Absolutely perfect; thanks for sharing.

[a.a.s]

Clear as CAT. Lovely. Top gyro video for aviation purposes!

[shaikkareem]

1:50 It's not actually depends on just the mass. It's the mass on the outer ring of the flywheel. Wider the diameter, better the inertia.

[rockinamine]

helpful and perfect as always, thank you

[gotahgemini]

Could you please explain how to set the gyro compass in relation to the magnetic compass with a deviation chart during the beginning of flight when you start the plane or are at the runway.

[Edwin-cmdw]

Nice movie, I have a question.
You have now only talked about left and right.
What about the bulge of the earth?
An aircraft could eventually fly upside down (seen from its starting point) how does the gyroscope react to this?

[owenkegg]

My question/issue is:
The gyroscope will maintain its position in space, not relative to the Earth's surface.
So in a plane if you're flying straight an imaginary fake force is going to make it appear as if your aircraft is constantly nosing slowly up. If the pilot is slowly pushing forward to keep the aircraft level relative to Earth is the gyro not going to appear as if the horizon is constantly rising? Is there some way to counteract this or does the pilot have to periodically adjust the artificial horizon?

[DudeGuy]

does it keep the direction of spin regardless gravity

[hugoviens]

In which direction does the rotor turn in the coordinator?

[flatearthbanjo]

Great video! It proves the Earth is flat. It can't work on a globe.