After months of studying, this morning I passed my exam with an 83%! Thank you for all of your help Mr Mig!! You were my main resource. For everyone just now starting, this guy knows his stuff!

Your videos are wonderful - you are helping me and so many others. Thanks!

Long form videos please

Your mic is way too sensitive and is driving me nuts. Can't even finish this video

Old class was told - Lat lines Lay Down, horizontal, easy simple never forgot!

Be careful with the explanation of Class D and B. There is NO separation. There is not a 1 foot slice of Class E or G in there. Class B starts at 2000 ft MSL. Class D is everything below it. 1999.999999 ft MSL is still class D.

Thank you for your videos! They helped me pass my part 107 UAG test with a 90% and no prep courses.

Passed the 107 with an 88 today. Thanks, Mr. Migs for all the videos and information!

Hi, Mike from Las Vegas. Thank you for making this video. It helped me with my studies for the part 107.

Thanks!

Delta Airlines is so infamous that the FAA created an airspace to warn other pilots.

Thank you so much for explaining it so well. NOW I understood!!! U r awesome

Thanks!

87kts

Thank you Mr. Mig! I watched all your videos about FAA part 107 and just passed the exam with a score of 82.

Thank you - Test on Sept. 28th in MD.

passed with a 77. ill take it... wasn't an easy exam. im also a bad test taker

I everyone, passed my drone test today by solely watching Mr. Mig. Great guy, amazing teacher, and I have him to thank for my drone license!

Runolfsdottir Groves

I enjoy listening to how you explained every situation. Your tone and your demeanor is such a blessing. I have learned so much from your videos and will continue to listen to them until I can pass the test. Thank you for what you do for us you don’t get paid for it. You don’t have to do it but thank you for educating the rest of us

Mr Mig your lessons helped me get a 87 on my Part 107 thank you so much appreciate it.

passed my exam with a 92%! your channel was by far the easiest to follow because of how you broke everything down. OH... don't know if you covered it in another video but to calculate the base of a cloud using surface temp, the equation is : Temp - Dew point = x. ; [ x \ 4.4 (Fahrenheit) or 2.5 (celsius) ] * 1,000. = Cloud base. I probably botched the shit out of how i wrote that out but maybe you can touch on that in some new video, if you haven't already. Thanks for making all the videos! you're the reason i passed!

Great teacher!! Thank you!!

how can you tell when clouds are 500' above or 2000' away just by looking at it? how can you be so sure unless you fly up to it and then away using the meter on the controller? 😅

poggers dude!

I just found your videos. Great explanations, but the sound is horrible.

incredible videos. I knew nothing re: weather just days before my test. I watched weather part 1, took a 10-question weather specific practice test, got 30%. I watched weather part 2, then took a 20-question weather specific practice test, got a 60%. Watched weather part 3, took a 30-question weather test, now 93%. Finally, this video got me over the 95% mark on my last practice test of 40 questions weather specific. Thank you.

Really enjoy your presentations. Would’ve loved to have had teachers like you when I was going to school. Maybe I would’ve went into engineering after all!

Hey thank you for your videos. I watched one other video of one guy but all the rest of my information came from you; today I passed my exam I appreciate you very much!

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Thank you so much …. Great delivery, good intel and Quality examples easy to understand.

Are there Prognostic weather charts on the part 107 exam?

Love the study guide and I was able to pass with a 98%, but question at @26:26 is not correct. The answer should be B and here's why. Option A is incorrect because it implies that the dew point of the surface is below freezing while the dew point of the air is above freezing. This scenario is not conducive to frost formation. Here's why: Dew point: The dew point is the temperature at which the air becomes saturated with water vapor and can no longer hold any more moisture. Frost formation: For frost to form, the surface temperature must be below the dew point. This allows the water vapor in the air to condense onto the cold surface and freeze. If the dew point of the air is above freezing, it means that the air is not saturated enough with water vapor to condense and freeze onto the surface, even if the surface temperature is below freezing. Hope that helps and please let me know if I'm mistaken by my reply.

I appreciate the materials and the good teacher efforts but the quality produced by that cheap microphone is atrocious.

Very good training, clear and to the point. The only thing I have trouble with is finding your mouse pointer. Sometimes, by the time I find the pointer you have finished your comments. Please increase the size and use a higher contrast.

I live in Raleigh and grew up in Wilmington and it is fun hearing you mention various NC airports, and now I know what kind of air spaces they are in! Great videos, thank you for putting this series together.

Excellent demo!

Passed this morning with a 92%! Told myself I would come back to your channel to leave a big THANK YOU. I watched the majority of all the part 107 videos & I can Mr. Mig is hands down the best teacher for the exam prep on KZbin. Don’t waste your money on courses!

I've never understood how one can have a 0.04 BAL or higher after 8 hours of not drinking.

Great content. The mix of metric (centigrade) and Imperial (inch) units for Density Altitude drives me crazy. Anybody else triggered by that?

Passed with an 88% today, and wanted to thank you, Mr. Mig, for making these videos. I started this process knowing nothing, and was directed to your videos by a colleague who also passed his Part 107 Exam. Your videos were very informative and easy for a complete beginner, like myself, to follow. Thank you so much for the help!

You didn't cover a class E airspace with a faded blue circular line which I think indicates a floor of1200'?

Are the heights of the clouds using AGL or MSL?

ERIE RULE, Choice of law depends on the forum state.

Two pieces of advice: Don't gamble with more than you're willing to lose (in this case don't spend more on a ring than you're willing to lose), and don't get married. 😂

I just pass the exam. You video helps a lot. I got some airspace questions but not a lot I do get lots of CRM and radio frequency questions though.

Just passed my 107 this morning with a 92 (in Maryland). Used all sorts of youtube videos, but ultimately landed on this series as my main go-to and could not recommend it more. Especially Mr. Mig's explanation of airspace (more especially class E). HUGELY helpful even almost 2.5 years after these were first published. Thanks for putting these together!

Hello, I passed my part 107 in south Florida earlier this month thanks to these videos. All I used were the videos in this playlist. This is the real deal. I watched each video until I understood the concepts. All of the stuff covered in these videos is still relevant. Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for your videos!! I just passed the 107 exam!! I couldn't have done it without your videos!! I highly recommend Mr Migs Part 107 Drone exam playlist!!

Class G