PrepWorx™ (UAS107)

Skyworks Studios

About this app

PrepWorx UAS107 is one of the first apps designed to be a suitable supplement in preparation for the FAA small drone Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) Remote Pilot exam. Launched back in September of 2016 and developed by sUAS experts, the app provides at least 150 random questions which are representative of questions found on the 60 question UAG exam. UAS107 is the ONLY app with on-demand content updating, meaning users can gain access to new exam questions at any time without requiring an app update. UAS107 also contains useful reference material including sectional charts, METARS, and TAFS which can be used in preparation for the exam. Users can even access real-time VFR sectional charts for any airport in the US with current METAR, TAF and airport diagrams and related information. This real-time VFR module will help to keep pilots knowledge up to speed regarding weather and airport information.

Minimum Requirements:
UAS107 is designed to work on most Android devices. To ensure the app works properly on your device please make sure your device meets the following minimum requirements:

- 320x560 CSS display (go to http://mydevice.io/ to view CSS info for your device)
Note: If your display meets the above requirements and the interface seems to run off the screen, please check your font or magnification settings. You may have them set to large.
- Quad-core processor
- Android 7.0 OS
- 3G network service

Ratings and reviews

I passed my Part 107 test today with a %97. This app was among the tools I used in studying, along with two prominent drone study guide videos on YouTube. This was a decent investment and there were some questions that were word for word. There is another drone study app that I feel is a little easier to use as it has a study mode I like better. There were questions in areas this app did not cover at all. Still for the price this was a good investment.

I would definitely pay for this app, but I don't think its worth the $6.99. right now, I'd say it's worth about half that: - the navigation buttons within the tests are very small, and take several attenpts to tap. - the multiple choice selection buttons are extremely difficult to tap, and take a good dozen attempts (Per Question) - I appreciate you can see the answer per question, but I found that out on my own, and not the hidden guide.

This app would be better if the aeronautical charts actually included the legend and scale to figure out the distance from airports that many questions refer too. I just took the test and passed with a 93% but I can't give all the credit to this app. I felt I was behind the eight ball on some of the airspace and chart questions because of the lack of the legends and scale and I was just memorizing the answer because of it. Also the air space model can't be zoomed into on my Samsung S9.

What’s new

-Aesthetic updates
-Bug fix