Geebax
Captain
Australia
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What are you talking about with 'fake numbers'? The co-ordinates appear to show you flying out of the Roy Dare Reserve in Carrum, Victoria, Australia. Is that not true?
If you calibrated the compass on the oval there (either of them), I would do the compass calibration again, and not on the actualy ground. A compass error in flight usually means the aircraft got a bad compass calibration, and those two ovals look, from the aerial shots, to have an underground sprinkler system, probably iron pipes, and that might influence your calibration.
Also, there is no need to calibrate the EMU in every location, nor the compass. Doing them all the time increases the chances of getting a bad calibration.
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