Maintenance & Inspection Fundamentals
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During your preflight inspection, you discover a small nick in the casing of your sUAS battery. What action should you take?
Follow the manufacturer's guidance. You should always dispose of damaged batteries, however it should not be done in your household trash. In this case, follow the manufacturer's recommendation.
Follow the manufacturer’s guidance.
You should always dispose of damaged batteries, however it should not be done in your household trash. In this case, follow the manufacturer’s recommendation.
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an inflight fire. Damaged lithium batteries will lead to thermal runaways, which would cause an inflight fire (followed by the UAS crashing on the ground).
an inflight fire.
Damaged lithium batteries will lead to thermal runaways, which would cause an inflight fire (followed by the UAS crashing on the ground).
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