Need Input For 107 Training Course

[SOCPilot]

There's a collection of different options here and links to some of the various resources. Like others have said, there are some good options out there.

 

[jamedved]

For those interested in the remotepilot101 UAS course or contemplating the price, I just purchased and used promotion code SS16 to bring the final price to $69.30. I believe the promotion may end today.

Enjoy!

 

[Calhoun Ranger]

A loud amen to the RemotePilot101.com support. I emailed them three times and got relevant replies usually within 36 hours. I went through it once to get my bearings, then went through it again paying thorough attention to detail. Passed with 92. 70% is the actual passing mark. The FAA web site has lists of testing centers. $150 bucks, two-hour time limit ( I finished in one hour), got grade immediately.

 

[joefuller757]

Hey guys/gals,

I want to get my 107 remote licence here as soon as possible. I have been reading everything I can online that is free, but I think I want to go ahead and purchase a little training program to help guide me, as I am new to a lot of this and want to make sure I do things the right way. With that said, I'd rather not spend $300 for ground school. I noticed some good reviews with remotepilot101.com. And at a price point of just $99, I was thinking about giving it a shot.

But first I wanted to ask if anyone here would recommend against this course? Is there a reason why it's 'just' $100.

DroneUp.com offers part 107 training for free. It sounds like remotepilot101.com is good too at $100.

 

[RussOnTheRoad]

DroneUp.com offers part 107 training for free. It sounds like remotepilot101.com is good too at $100.

My experience with remotepilot101 wasn't so good. I recommend against them.

 

[msinger]

My experience with remotepilot101 wasn't so good.

Care to expand on that?