China Civil UAV Theory Questions — Questions 1062–1063
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UAV-Q1062. When operating a UAV in a climb under attitude remote control with too low a pitch angle, the correct action is
Explanation
Study note: too low, pull back; too high, push forward. When the pitch angle is too low, the nose must be raised, achieved by pulling the stick back. Option A, pushing the stick forward, deflects the elevator downward, pitching the nose down and lowering the pitch angle. Option B, pulling the stick back, deflects the elevator upward, pitching the nose up and raising the pitch angle. Option C, twisting the rudder right, deflects the rudder right, yawing the nose right.
UAV-Q1063. When operating a UAV in a climb under attitude remote control with too high a pitch angle, the correct action is
Explanation
Study note: too low, pull back; too high, push forward. When the pitch angle is too high, the nose must be lowered, achieved by pushing the stick forward. Option A, pushing the stick forward, deflects the elevator downward, pitching the nose down and lowering the pitch angle. Option B, pulling the stick back, deflects the elevator upward, pitching the nose up and raising the pitch angle. Option C, twisting the rudder right, deflects the rudder right, yawing the nose right.