Which risk increases when a quadcopter's flight controller oscillates excessively?

💡 Explanation

Excessive flight controller oscillation leads to motor desynchronization because it causes rapid, erratic speed commands to the motors; this triggers electronic speed controller (ESC) Overheat Protection, rather than controlled flight, therefore potentially crashing, rather than sensor/icing failures.

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