What am I doing wrong in this RBI exercise? The GYRO indicates the flight direction of the aircraft.

The RBI indicates where the non-directional beacon(a location on ground that’s sending the plane signals) is located. 

Top of the RBI is always North. The yellow arrow point towards the beacon, however this is relative to the flight direction of the aircraft. 


I always seem to mix it up. Can someone explain what exactly am I doing wrong here?
I seem to be selecting the correct symbol but when it comes to the grid then I mix it up.
You've got the heading right.
Now rotate the whole view of both instruments to the aircraft orientation, and you see the direction in which the Relative Bearing Indicator (RBI) points. Now it's easy to place it onto the correct position on the card.
The RBI points towards the beacon, but does so relative to the aircraft The dial with the compass in the background is not rotating automatically with the gyro compass, so unless it is manually alligned to the gyro, the top is always north.