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Define: (i) True Bearing (ii) Gyro North.
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When converting a bearing taken from a gyro compass to plot on a map, the navigator must apply the formula: $$\text{True Bearing} = \text{Gyro Bearing} \pm \text{Gyro Error}$$
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