Gyro Compass Part 4 - Fiber Optic Gyro Compasses

[@invernante1985]

Congratulations as a 40 years at sea retired as a captain, now turned into a teacher can tell your channel should have a million subscribers. You provide a very useful information for those that work at sea

[@SteeringMariners]

Thank you so much for your kind words of praise and encouragement:)

[@shubhendusingh2071]

Sir, tx for the effort of including the present method of making it north seeking.

[@SteeringMariners]

Shubhendu Singh thanks buddy, I tried 😊

[@raviprataptripathi5853]

Thank You sir G 🙏 ..... found very helpful

[@binqssad1903]

Long time l have been waiting for this vedio.

[@hkgkln]

Since FOG doesn't have moving parts as a traditional gyroscope, doesn't it mean the FOG has no gyroscopic precession property?

[@diwakarsingh8274]

Expected a video on errors of gyro compass and ways to compensate them.

[@ghewar2417]

Thank you very much sir

[@BriansLogic]

Sam could you tell me what the pots of the mercury ballistic from the original mechanical compass, were made of, were they steel, aluminium or ceramic if you know, thank You in advance....

[@SteeringMariners]

Brian's Logic they are made of stainless steel 😊

[@BriansLogic]

Sam G - Steering Mariners Thanks very much Sam in learning a lot from your Videos.... As it's a difficult subject to learn about....

[@SteeringMariners]

Brian's Logic I am glad they are helpful in some way 😊

[@stuartgray5877]

I wonder why there are no "Flat earthers" commenting on this video? COh, that's right, because their cognitive dissonance will not even allow them to WATH this video, much less acknowledge its existence. At work I test IRUs (FOGS) by measuring earth rotation before installation into a vehicle.

[@gensyed]

BTSOMU.

[@vimalramachandran]

You seem like reading off from a manual. It would have been better if you read it yourself first and then explained in your own words.

[@SteeringMariners]

Thanks Vimal, once again, sorry to disappoint you. I tried my best:) used the manual for the correct technical language. will try to use my own words in future when I can:)