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✓ If the control station has a measure of distance between it and the UA, fly directly overhead
until reaching 400 feet and note the visual perspective.
In addition to local resources, the sectional chart for that regions should be consulted for
information on the altitude of the terrain and structures. Towers and other known obstructions are
depicted with their altitude noted. It is critical to understand that altitude dimensions of airspace
depicted on sectional charts are in MSL; remote pilots must be careful to properly convert between
AGL and MSL as applicable to their equipment, operation, and regulation restrictions. See Legend
1 in the CT-8080-2X.

Next Steps:
Instructions: Go to Google Classroom – “Quiz” Click to launch quiz and click submit when
completed.

✓ Quiz – complete the quiz for this section before proceeding to Chapter 2.
✓ Student Breakout Groups: Students are encouraged to attend the daily student breakout
groups to work collaboratively with other students to prepare for quiz, prepare flash cards
or study guides in preparation to take the FAA Knowledge Exam.
✓ For more information: Contact instructor and/or click links for online test prep links for
continuous test taking strategies and practice in preparation to take the FAA Knowledge
Exam.

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