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You are flying commercially and you have an accident where you crash and your battery is ejected. You find a small dent in the bottom of your battery, what do you do?

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Asked: August 4, 20242024-08-04T02:45:29+00:00 2024-08-04T02:45:29+00:00In: Maintenance & Inspection Fundamentals

You are flying commercially and you have an accident where you crash and your battery is ejected. You find a small dent in the bottom of your battery, what do you do?

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  1. Evaluate damage and make repairs.
  2. Test fly your sUAS before your next commercial mission.
  3. Call Law Enforcement
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    2024-08-04T02:46:46+00:00Added an answer on August 4, 2024 at 2:46 am

    Evaluate damage and make repairs.

    Two of the answers are rather close and could be correct. While test flying the UAS sounds like a good idea, the fact it says “before your next commercial mission” makes it a suspicious answer. You would want to test flight your UAS prior to ANY mission if you had a crash, not just for a commercial mission. Evaluating damage is a great idea in this situation, however, making repairs to a battery pack can be difficult and could lead to more issues if you don’t have the knowledge. This is however the most appropriate answer for this question.

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