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Where can you find information on Central of Gravity limits and loading instructions for your sUAS?
Pilot's operating handbook or sUAS manual
P.I.C. is what?
Pilot in Command
Severe weather affects your what?
Visibility
When you're inbound to an airport without a control tower in operation, a pilot should communicate with the flight service station on the common traffic frequency when they are how many miles away?
On a Sectional Chart, a dashed blue line indicates which airspace?
Class D airspace
How can a remote pilot in command determine the altitude of the terrain and structures in the area where the operation will be conducted?
Sectional Chart
How many hours after consuming an alcoholic beverage can I fly my drone?
8 hours
Wind and currents can affect what upon your sUAS?
Performance
Which frequency should you use at a non-towered airport when UNICOM isn't available?
122.9
When can you not operate in a Restricted Airspace?
When it is active.
What happens when the center of gravity is too far back, or in front of your aircraft?
It's more difficult to recover from a stall.
FAA certificate holders are required to update their address within how many days of receiving a new address?
30 days
Stability of atmosphere depends on its ability to resist what?
vertical motion
Which types of airports are open to the public?
Civil
On a Sectional Chart, a solid blue line indicates which airspace?
Class B airspace
A stall occurs when an aircraft's propeller is disrupted and the lift reduces rapidly. This can be caused when the propeller does what?
Extends the critical angle of attack.
What is "right-of-way"?
When two aircrafts approach each other, the aircraft to the others right must provide the "right-of-way".
What does the suffix "nimbus" mean?
Precipitation or rain
What is a CTAF?
Air-to-Air communication or communications used to communicate with other manned aircraft.
How high does Class D Airspace usually go up to?
2,500 feet
What are the four forces acting upon an sUAS during flight?
1) Thrust
2) Drag
3) Weight
4) Lift
VLOS is defined as what?
What is "True Altitude"?
Vertical distance of your aircraft above sea level
The best entry point for an aircraft traffic pattern is what?
Enter 45 degrees at the midpoint of the downwind leg at traffic pattern altitude.
On a Sectional Chart, without referring to airspace, what do other blue hash marks indicate?
Restricted Airspace