Relative bearing indicator

ARelative bearing indicator shows the bearing of somesource relative to a vehicle carrying a detector. It is mostcommonly used in conjunction with an ADF (automaticdirection finder) in an aircraft navigating with the aid ofan NDB (non-directional beacon).

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