Recent content by Thomas Gilmore

NOPE.. There will never be a cost, ads, or anything like that... what you see is how it will remain. Of course there will be some improvements and features added in but the basic scheme will remain the same.

I am working on that as we speak.. I hope to have it resolved today... I am also working on a timer. Trying to replicate the conditions of the test as much as I remember.

Thank you for your feedback. I was in the process of adding questions and reference images to the site, so those errors should be resolved. I am working on the redundant question issue and I am also working on adding a timer. Eventually I am going to add a study mode where each answer is...

When I was studying for my license, I could not find a decent place to take a practice test. There are a few sites that offer some questions, but most of the questions were alike. I felt that it did not test my knowledge enough to feel comfortable about the test. After scouring the internet and...

I am in Choctaw, close to Tinker AFB... What do you have in mind?

I am just curious. When you changed locations, how far were they away from each other? From what I understand is if you move a certain distance away from a previous flight, you need to recalibrate the compass. You never mentioned if you did that. Just curious.

Choctaw here... I passed my Part 107 test in November. So if anyone needs help studying or has questions about the test, I will try my best to help...

You are correct. This is what happens when you try to answer a question with little sleep and not nearly enough coffee.

Under FAA 14 CFR Part 107 you can fly under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft within 5 miles of an airport. You must call the airport and notify them that you are flying. If is it Class B or C airspace then you need to get permission to fly from Air Traffic Control. Look at Option 2 under the...

From the picture they posted, it looks like it is Lincoln National Forrest. Here is more info regarding flying in the National Forrest system: Tips for Responsible Hobby or Recreational Use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) or "Drones" on National Forest Systems Lands | US Forest Service

Looks like you are close to or in a National Forrest. You might want to try another app just to verify you are legal to fly. Also, you can read up on using UAS/Drones in the National Park system. Unmanned Aircraft Systems | US Forest Service

Here is one option. They look kind of professional and customizable. https://www.etsy.com/listing/625112250/faa-drone-labels-stickers-in-charcoal

If you are talking about just the basics of recreational flying and basic controls then I would say “Practice”. How do you practice? You take your drone out to an open area and fly it. Nothing beats the real thing. On the DJI Go app there is a simulator mode where you can get simulated stick...

It might be the version of software... What version of the app are you using? I believe the video shows the DJI Go 4 App.

What app are you flying with? If you have the DJI Go app, then try this feature: . Before you take off, look at this chart to see if you have any interference.