Part 107 Training Module 12: Emergencies, Batteries (Lost Link, Lithium Fires, Preflight, Reporting)

Module 12 of the Part 107 training series. Emergency planning, lost link and loss of GPS, why lithium batteries are hazardous, charging, storing and carrying them, retiring a damaged pack, battery fires, accident reporting (10 days, $500 threshold), preflight duties, maintenance, records, declarations of compliance and night preflight. Includes real FAA sample questions plus original practice questions. Built from the FAA's Airman Certification Standards (ACS) Area V. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Dale's bad day 0:29 Welcome and objectives 1:07 Emergency procedures 3:29 Lithium batteries 6:03 Accident reporting 6:43 Preflight inspection 8:16 Maintenance and records 10:28 Practice questions 13:27 Recap and next module SOURCES: FAA Remote Pilot Study Guide, FAA-G-8082-22 (Chapter 12) FAA Advisory Circular 107-2A FAA Airman Certification Standards for UAS, FAA-S-ACS-10B FAA Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) sample questions DISCLOSURE: This video uses an animated host and an AI-generated voice. The script is based on FAA materials. Teaching diagrams are simplified original illustrations; FAA sample-question figures are excerpts from the FAA supplement. Answer choices are abbreviated on some slides. It is educational content, not legal advice. Always check current FAA charts and regulations.