MCQ
Vibration magnetometer before use, should be set
- ✓In magnetic meridian
- BIn geographical meridian
- CPerpendicular to magnetic meridian
- DIn any position
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
In magnetic meridian
a
Vibration magnetometer before use, should be set in magnetic meridian because no any extra force is applied in this condition.
Vibration magnetometer before use, should be set in magnetic meridian because no any extra force is applied in this condition.
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