Discussion
A slaved gyro compass differs from a simple directional gyro in that it
Answer: C
A flux valve in a wingtip or fin senses the earth's field away from cabin disturbances and a slaving torque motor holds the gyro to it. The result combines the compass's north-seeking property with the gyro's steadiness in turns.
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