Books on Drones

[Scooterwolf]

Would anyone have any good suggestion for books on Drones? I'm considering purchasing this one, but thought I'd get an overall consensus.

https://www.amazon.com/Aerial-Photo...8&qid=1539568545&sr=1-4&keywords=drones+books

- Wolf

 

[Christian Rogers]

The funny thing about books on drones is that the writers are either good at drones but bad at writing about it or good at writing but doesn't really have good skills at flying one.

 

[Scooterwolf]

I can see that. It’s probably hard to be both. For me it’s the little things that are just as important as the big ones - rules and regulations, restricted flight areas, etc. ... .

- Wolf

 

[Pilot Element]

I can see that. It’s probably hard to be both. For me it’s the little things that are just as important as the big ones - rules and regulations, restricted flight areas, etc. ... .

- Wolf

You can get all of the resources for free at the FAA UAS website. It will have all of the rules and regs you need to fly drones in the USA.
https://www.faa.gov/uas/

ASA and Gleim are easy options for books if you are looking for exam prep.

-Kat
Pilot Element

 

[Scooterwolf]

Thanks for the link. I've registered by drone and received my certification number. The FFA is a bit of a mine field, but I'm finding my way. I did pick up the book I posted the link for - so far it's pretty good. I'm very interested in aerial photography with an ultimate aim of getting a professional certification.

- Wolf