Gyroscopic precession is a key principle that is used in aviation in designing instruments for pilots to use when flying in the clouds without visual reference to the ground. This turn and bank indicator is very similar to the turn coordinator except that the turn coordinator can show both rate of turn AND rate of roll. The turn coordinator does this through the tilt of the gyro in how it is mounted. This older version is called a turn and bank or turn and slip indicator.

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