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Thanks. This is all what I thought and had studied. I was just hearing some contradictory things. Thanks.

I'm a little confused cause the 107 Study Guide from the FAA states this: "In most cases, a remote pilot will not need ATC authorization to operate in Class E airspace." So what are those most and not most cases? Q

I believe all the courses are overpriced. It's like a gold rush and everyone thinks they are going to get rich. There is the FAA guide, Rupprert law (sp) Sarah Neilson (sp) And this one. FAA Part 107 Remote Drone Pilot License Resources | 3DR - Drone & UAV Technology These along with searching...

Here is another resource. FAA Part 107 Remote Drone Pilot License Resources | 3DR - Drone & UAV Technology Between this, FAA guide, Ruppr law and Sarah Neilson, I think there isn't a reason to pay the $ for ground school. All these companies trying to make it all more complicated than it is...

There are some wrong answers in there and some bad typos. I've emailed the guy and he says he's sorry but then told me how hot of a instructor he is. And how dare I question him. Kind of a jerk. But there are a few that are just wrong. Period.

I have been using this along with a bunch of other things. I believe for the money it's a great way to finish prepping. We will know for sure in a few days when some people I know who have used it take the test. I take mine in a week.

I don't take the test for another week. But I have a buddy who has been using it who takes in in the next couple days. So I will find out. That's sort of what I'm waiting for. In the meantime I'm just studying the areas people have mentioned where they were surprised or not prepared.

I have been using droneknowledgetestprep.com to see how I'm doing, but it's still a shot in the dark to some degree. It's a database of 300+ questions they throw at you. That is the only thing I've bought. Prepping for this has been all the free stuff.

Mich E. Thanks for having the guts to post that you didn't pass. We appreciate your insight.

Any thoughts on stuff that was under expected or over expected on the test?

I'm pretty sure all of the charts and stuff are there "Test Supplement." That's pretty standard for these types of tests. Do a search for the "Airman's Knowledge Test Supplement." It's a PDF. That's what they refer to in the sample exam as well.

You asked for our opinions so I'll give you mine. There is a difference between privacy and courtesy. I think getting so close is exactly why people hate drones and you aren't doing us any favors. All you were doing is nagging, intruding and embarrassing them. You act you you are some big First...

Someone on FB had these and liked them so I ordered a green one and a red one. We will see if the do the trick for being able to see it further away. STROBON Standalone - Flytron

Great question.

The study guide at FAA right now is really only helpful for people with current sports license. You have to prep WAY WAY beyond what is in that little guide. The Sarah Neilson thing above is a good start and points more to ALL the areas of the test. It's a pretty significant amount of info when...