USA What 107 test prep course is everyone recommending these days?

[Scott Gold]

Thinking of getting certified and would love to know what prep courses you guys recommend.
Thanks!

 

[marg2]

Took uav coach ground-school, like it a lot very visual plus lot too read, looked a lot of videos from remote pilot 101
Worked for me
Good luck

 

[Joola]

Remote pilot 101 was great.

 

[Talon Six]

I used Drone Pilot Ground School. No complaints.

 

[marg2]

I used Drone Pilot Ground School. No complaints.

Alan is very good

 

[Talon Six]

Alan is very good

And very happy. Seriously, Alan is all smiles all the time.

 

[marg2]

And very happy. Seriously, Alan is all smiles all the time.

 

[Skyward Imaging]

Remotepilot101.com did great for me. I took his course and passed with no problems. I had no aeronautical knowledge when I began.


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[Eye Can Fly]

Remotepilot101.com did great for me. I took his course and passed with no problems. I had no aeronautical knowledge when I began.


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I agree. Remote Pilot 101 dot com all the way.

 

[ReadyKilowatt]

Remote pilot 101 was great.

Although there were two questions on the test I took that were never mentioned in the course. I still passed, but expected a higher score.

 

[Joola]

Although there were two questions on the test I took that were never mentioned in the course. I still passed, but expected a higher score.

Congrats on passing but I can't tell if you're blaming the study course for your grade or not. Test material is constantly changing to prevent cheating so I think it's unreasonable to expect a prep course to give you all of the questions you might encounter.

 

[ReadyKilowatt]

Congrats on passing but I can't tell if you're blaming the study course for your grade or not. Test material is constantly changing to prevent cheating so I think it's unreasonable to expect a prep course to give you all of the questions you might encounter.

I get that the questions are updated and it isn't like all the questions are published, but one of the questions was completely out of left field. I had never heard of the term the question asked. And I also prepped using the FAA study guide as well, although I mostly concentrated on the remote pilot 101 course.

No big deal, but really messed up my concentration. Maybe that's the point of the question though too?

 

[marg2]

Although there were two questions on the test I took that were never mentioned in the course. I still passed, but expected a higher score.

They throw 3 new question on test to see responses like your eventually they will be included them on regular bases after all 70 you pass and now is a everyday learning process to inpruve your skill got 2 yrs now before next test

 

[Argus]

I took the DartDrones class and it was helpful, but mostly for reasons other than passing the test. The 8 hours of classroom time was just too short except for lightly touching on all the areas of knowledge. What was really helpful, we had a licensed pilot with military helicopter experience who added all sorts of personal experiences, tips and ways to fly safe.
For really understanding the material, for both passing the test and, most importantly, for actual flight, knowing where you are in commercial airspace and interpreting charts, I found the following FAA documents to be the best:
1. Aeronautical Chart Users Guide and 2. Remote Pilot- sUAS Study guide (FAA-G-8082-22. Both are free and downloadable from the web.


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[badbiggz]

Remotepilot101.com here
Passed

 

[Dejan Smaic]

uavcoach.com

 

[Skyward Imaging]

Although there were two questions on the test I took that were never mentioned in the course. I still passed, but expected a higher score.

I got questions that weren't covered by remotepilot101.com but the information he provided in his lessons prepared me to answer them correctly. It's one thing to answer practice questions but it's totally different to teach the proper way so the student can work through the problems themselves. Completely worth it to pay for quality.

 

[Roostertail]

Remote Pilot 101 and yes there were a couple questions that were totally unfamiliar..

 

[Pescatoral Pursuit]

I self-educated with YouTube videos on METARS, TAFs, and VFR SECTIONAL CHARTS. FLY8MA.com has good videos with good audio. Read through the part 107 rules, then took RP101 to tie it all together, and mostly because they said they were questions straight from the test. I found this out to be not even close (maybe 6) but passed easily anyways though, as someone who is a good test-taker, I found it more difficult than expected.

 

[rtmusclecar]

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