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Internal pilot · Drone basics simulatorv1.1 · 2026-10-20

One per learner · Mark directly observed actions only

Instructor observation checklist

Lesson date  Code  PC  Observation slot

□ Keyboard □ Altitude hold (높이 유지 보조) on □ Air movement (실내 공기 흔들림) off □ Follow view (추적 시점) □ Internal pilot
Instructor identification: internal code (No signature or name required)

2 Independent performance  1 Performed after extra verbal help  0 Not performed despite sufficient opportunity / instructor takeover  N/A Not observed / equipment issue
Action-specific guidance beyond the common opening instructions counts as verbal help. Do not confuse 0 with N/A.
Action and evidence to observe210N/A
1. Reads and explains all three screen checks before starting motors.
Recognizes guards, battery and the 2 m clear area as simulated procedures
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2. Takes off with controlled input after starting motors.
Uses brief W input; screen advances through the takeoff step
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3. Completes the five-second hover prompt at ring A.
Observe about 1 m altitude, ring position and progress together
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4. Moves to B and completes the two-second wait prompt.
Observe movement and deceleration without excessive continuous input
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5. Lands at B, confirms no movement, and stops motors.
Space on the ground; Motors off (시동 꺼짐) or results screen
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6. Describes one action done well and one next practice action.
May be checked verbally after flight observation
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Safety actions · One mark per row

ActionState
Completed simulated checks before motor start□ Confirmed □ Improve □ N/A
Personally checked P/Esc → Resume (계속하기) before motor start□ Confirmed □ Improve □ N/A
Paused safely and released keys before ending or changing roles□ Confirmed □ Improve □ N/A

Extra verbal help: times; control takeover □ No □ Yes (item )

Mark actions not reached within the slot N/A and re-observe. The basic menu has no automatic four-minute limit; the instructor uses a separate timer.

Internal practice · Real flight/FPV/USB not validated · No personal or classified unit information 1 / 2
Internal pilot · Drone basics simulatorv1.1 · 2026-10-20

Instructor observation 2/2 · Not a completion award

Internal practice judgment and next action

Learner code  Attempt number  Observation ended

Status of this attempt

□ Seven steps completed □ Some actions not performed despite opportunity □ Not observed within time
□ Equipment interruption □ Instructor observation interrupted □ Stopped due to fatigue

Step reached  Reason for interruption, if any

Internal practice judgment · Select one

JudgmentSelection criteria
□ Independent performance observedAll six actions scored 2; all three safety actions confirmed; no extra verbal help or takeover. Limited to direct observation in today's simulator settings.
□ Further practiceRequired actions were observed with no N/A, but at least one 0/1 or safety improvement. Name the specific action to improve.
□ Re-observation requiredAny N/A, equipment/observation interruption or unattempted run. Never replace an unobserved action with 0. Do not confirm independent performance before re-observation.

On-screen Pass (합격) / Improvement needed (보완 필요) are internal flight calculations. They are separate from the instructor's judgment and cannot substitute for it, or vice versa. Do not calculate totals or improvement percentages.

Screen results · Only if displayed

□ Not recorded □ Results screen seen Displayed text

Collisions times; hover error cm
Landing speed m/s; landing error cm

These figures are optional. If no results screen appears or the attempt is interrupted, leave them blank and mark Not recorded. Do not interpret virtual position or altitude precision as physical-aircraft measurements.

Feedback and re-observation

Action done well and evidence observed

One next practice action / how to check it

Re-observation □ Not needed □ Needed; planned run / internal owner code

This is an internal judgment of basic simulator practice during a company pilot. Do not use it as evidence of a military standard, official course credit, national qualification, military deliveries, FPV skill or real-flight ability.