Gyro repeaters are remote display units used in marine navigation to show the vessel's heading (true north) provided by a central master gyrocompass. They act as "slaves," allowing the captain, helm, and crew to view, steer, or take bearings from multiple locations—such as the bridgewings or aft station—without being at the master compass
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Gyro repeaters are remote display units used in marine navigation to show the vessel’s heading (true north) provided by a central master gyrocompass. They act as “slaves,” allowing the captain, helm, and crew to view, steer, or take bearings from multiple locations—such as the bridgewings or aft station—without being at the master compass
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