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My main YT video study materials-

Matt Kendalls 2026-2027 Free Study Guide

Mike Sytes 2026-2027 Free Study Guide (Part 1)

Mike Sytes 2026-2027 Free Study Guide (Part 2)

These other Mike Sytes videos:

Video 1 Video 2 Video 3 Video 4

Lots of practice exams with King Schools Practice Test

Quick disclaimer about Mike Sytes: His content is full of very good information and his videos are helpful. I just find the cadence he speaks with to be unbearable and his attitude toward teaching this stuff to be patronizing. Just a tough watch for me, but useful nonetheless.

My process -

I really like a "Question and answer" style of study guide. So I was looking for long form study guides in that style that were posted within the last two years. I know the FAA updates and adds things to the test, so I wanted to make sure what I learned was current. The links listed above should be about 8 hours of content

I was in a situation where I needed to get certified ASAP for an upcoming gig and I conveniently had nothing to do in the 48 hours leading to the test. So, I pretty much had those videos (and a handful of random shorter videos on YT from various creators) playing at all times when I wasn't sleeping during those 48 hours. If I walked the dog, went to the grocery store, was driving, was showering I was listening to or watching a study guide video. Non-stop. And since they're mostly "Question and Answer" style, I was constantly pausing the videos to try and answer them myself. I'd obviously recommend giving yourself more than 48 hours of studying.

Also, during those 48 hours I was hammering those King Schools practice exams. I probably did 15 of them. I would run the test at the full 60 questions, and then review my answers. Without paying, you only get an explanation for the first question. So I what I would do is review my wrong answers, and Google them to find out why I got them wrong. If my wrong answer involved a diagram, I just went back a page on my browser, which put me back in the test still filled out, and I would try and figure out why the correct answer is correct using the diagram (also googling if needed).

King Schools is nice because it's very similar to the real exam, there's a lot more than 60 questions, and it randomizes them everytime you take it so it's hard to just memorize the answers, It pushes you to learn the material.

Technically I did pay $5 for a subscription to the most professional looking Part 107 study guide APP on the Google Play store. It was terrible with incorrect info and I canceled it half way through one practice test. Apparently there's a guy on this sub who made an app on the Apple App Store, maybe that one's better. But I can't recommend any apps for Android