Joacim Persson wrote:
> Compare the properties:
> /instrumentation/heading-indicator/offset-deg
> and
> /environment/magnetic-variation-deg[0]
>
> The former is drifting (decreasing).
The gyro actually _does_ have a drift, on ground as well as in flight.
Especially in flight you have to
OK forget it. Did my homework now. ;)
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(tested with c172p, ufo, and other modelss with same result. Airplane
standing still on the ground.)
Compare the properties:
/instrumentation/heading-indicator/offset-deg
and
/environment/magnetic-variation-deg[0]
The former is drifting (decreasing).
Is this some reality-feature about air
