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A suspended load that begins to swing beneath a multirotor creates what risk?
- A.Improved stability, because the swing acts like a pendulum damper
- B.No risk if the total weight is below 55 pounds
- C.Periodic CG and attitude disturbances that can grow if the pilot overcorrects
Correct answer
C. Periodic CG and attitude disturbances that can grow if the pilot overcorrects
Why
A swinging load continuously moves the effective balance point and pushes the aircraft off attitude. Gentle inputs are needed because aggressive corrections can amplify the swing.
Source: FAA-G-8082-22 Ch. 4 · ACS knowledge area: sUAS Loading and Performance · From the Loading, Performance & Airport Operations practice bank (PER-026).