Ok guys...
More than one of our members reached out to me as I was studying for my Part 107 and provided me with a ton of information and links. I did share them with another member via PM, but I think it may be worthwhile to post them here for whoever might possibly benefit from them. I'm not sure if my personal notes are included as I don't have time to look thru everything below. I made some study notes for myself in a Word doc, but I'm not sure how to attach them. If there is anything you want to read, cover to cover it probably is the FAA study guide. There are a lot of questions that they might throw at your which have no bearing on UAV's but you need to know. You'll also see in the practice tests that a few of the same inane questions pop up requring specific answers (i.e. "macho") that came straight from the FAA guide. Being able to answer those two or three silly questions can provide some headroom for mistakes on other tougher questions.
But here's what I wrorte in my PM...
I used a variety of sources, some YouTube/internet, the FAA study guide, the pilots forum and multiple tests. One of the members sent me a slew of links which I've copied and pasted for you. Yes, the Remote Pilot Prepware app is a good one and was the first practice test I took. What is helpful is to take multiple practice tests and copy/paste the questions you got wrong or don't know solidly- of course with the correct answers for next time. That will help you determine your strengths and whittle down your weaknesses. It really helped me. I was weak on weather reports and the darn test thru my SIX questions on reading and interpreting TAF reports, even focusing on UTC time. Also don't ignore the fixed wing stuff including runway designation, communications, landing patterns and runway protocol. Also study fixed wing loading, CG, stall speeds and load effects. I must have had 8 or 10 questions solely related to fixed wing flight. Pay particular attention to the FAA study guide. Some of the questions are a bit nebulous, and what they are looking for are answers/definitions directly from that guide. Pay attention to the difference between Risk managment and crew resource management and ADM (Aeronautical Decision Management). That stuff comes right out of the FAA study guide.
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FAA Part 107 Test Questions (65 Questions Explained) [2020] - (great study guide)
Free FAA Part 107 Practice Test & Ten Most Missed Questions (a little but good to look at study guide)
Free 60 Question Part 107 Example Practice Exam - 3D Insider (good study guide)
https://www.faa.gov/regulations_pol...s/aviation/media/remote_pilot_study_guide.pdf (offical study guide)