Regulations
When an accident occurs when should you report it to the FAA?
Within 10 days
What is the altitude limit? And what is the altitude limit with obstructions?
400ft above ground and with obstructions it would be 400ft above the obstruction and must be within 50ft of the obstruction.
Polar
What is CG?
Center of Gravity
What does I stand for in IMSAFE?
Illness
What is the minimum visibility required for UAS operations?
1 Mile
What is the max speed you may fly with a UAS?
100 MPH
Puffy, white clouds with a flat base, can grow into larger clouds associated with thunderstorms.
Cumulus
An aircraft's stalling speed increases in proportion to the square root of the what?
The Load Factor
What is Dehydration?
Loss or lack of water in the body.
When does evening civil twilight occur?
30 minutes after the local sunset
What is a NOTAM? And give an example of a NOTAM.
Notice to Airman,
Example: Air Shows, Parachute Jumps, Kite Flying, Rocket Launches
__________ can be significantly impacted by various weather conditions such as fog.
Visibility
Does a decrease in air density positively or negatively affect the aircraft's performance?
Negatively
Name what one of the letters of DECIDE stands for.
Define, Establish, Consider,Identify, Develop, or Evaluate
When should the FAA be notified of a change of address?
Within 30 days
What does MOAs stand for?
Military Operation Areas
What is a characteristic of stable air?
1. Stratiform clouds
2. Unlimited Visibility
3. Cumulus Clouds
What is Load Factor?
The weight that can be supported by the propellers during flight.
What type of fire extinguisher should you use for a battery fire?
ABC Fire Extinguisher
After receiving a part 107 certificate, how often should you take the recurrent training requirements?
Every 24 months
What do you do in a "right of way" situation?
Assume everyone has the right of way over a UAS and yield.
Darkening skies, increasing wind, lightning flashes, and distant thunder, indicate what kind of weather?
Thunderstorm
What is a Stall?
A breakdown of the smooth airflow over the wing into a turbulent one, resulting in a decrease in lift.
What are the 3 P's?
Perceive, Process, Perform