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Compass on NPP goes off for about 10-20 seconds during hard corse correction.


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Hey I can't seem to find this anywhere else but constantly when changing heading quickly to a GCI call out the compass will on the NPP will sometimes move in the wrong direction and take 10-15 seconds to show the correct heading. Is there anyway to prevent this? I've never seen it in other planes. Or is it just something unique to the MiG 21s NPP

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Seriously has nobody else experienced this? Where the compass itself (not the needle) goes haywire and stops showing the correct course?

Say i'm trying to turn quickly from my heading of 185 to a heading of 295 as i turn halfway through to 295 the compass goes haywire and continues to slowly spin even if I no longer turn and takes about 10-15 seconds before it stabilizes.

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Yes, this happens to me too. Very annoying in multiplayer when the AWAC calls out a heading and I have no idea where to go. I don't have a track, but it's definitely a thing.

 

I don't want to speculate, but I was wondering if it was caused by me rushing into the air after start up without allowing the compass to align/settle properly.

 

Mumby

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Yes, this happens to me too. Very annoying in multiplayer when the AWAC calls out a heading and I have no idea where to go. I don't have a track, but it's definitely a thing.

 

I don't want to speculate, but I was wondering if it was caused by me rushing into the air after start up without allowing the compass to align/settle properly.

 

Mumby

 

Yeah I thought that might be the case but i've made sure to press and hold the adjustment button no it's not that. I'm going to check if it has something to do with the rsbn and the prmg beimg on. Next time i'll fly out with them off and see if that changes anything though i can't see how.

It's not pitot heat not being on either

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