Study
Study notes. The FAA text behind every question.
By topic: the Remote Pilot Study Guide (FAA-G-8082-22) and 14 CFR parts 107 and 89 as published on the eCFR. Nothing is paraphrased.
Area I 15 to 25% of the test
Regulations
23 passages
Regulations, certification and waiversWhat part 107 covers, who needs a remote pilot certificate, how it is earned and kept, and how waivers work.18 passages
Operating rulesThe operating limits in subpart B: visual line of sight, altitude and speed, night operations, moving vehicles, hazardous operations, right of way.32 passages
Operations over people and Remote IDThe four categories of operations over people and moving vehicles, and the Remote Identification rules in part 89.Area II 15 to 25% of the test
Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements
Area III 11 to 16% of the test
Weather
Area IV 7 to 11% of the test
Loading and Performance
Area V 35 to 45% of the test
Operations
6 passages
Radio communication proceduresFrequencies, the phonetic alphabet, CTAF and UNICOM, and how traffic announces itself at airports without a tower.7 passages
Airport operationsRunway numbering and markings, traffic patterns, airport signs and lighting, and operating near towered and non-towered airports.1 passages
Emergency proceduresLost link, flyaways, battery fires, in-flight emergencies and what the rules let a remote pilot do when one happens.17 passages
Aeronautical decision-making and crew resource managementRisk management, hazardous attitudes, situational awareness, the crew, and the habits that keep a flight safe.9 passages
Physiology, drugs and alcoholDehydration, heat, fatigue, stress, vision, and the alcohol and drug rules that apply to remote pilots.1 passages
Maintenance and preflight inspectionScheduled and unscheduled maintenance, preflight inspection, batteries, and the records a careful operator keeps.