You bet! Thanks for watching.

That’s so awesome to hear! Starting something new is ALWAYS scary, but success does not come from staying in your comfort zone.

@sailor how is it going now brother?

Creative! Love it.

You are welcome! Let me know what questions or pain points you have when it comes to starting a drone biz.

Thanks for watching Drew!

I think they just make money off youtube views. If youtube didnt pay anything would they still make content like this?

You are welcome! Yes, I have a new video coming out this week!

@JonathanRichey thank you 👍👍👍 am at florida tampa, but Am organizing everything by my self, so people like you help me alot

@@fernandojuarbe77 If you have any suggestions for content you'd like to see on the channel, please let me know!

@@JonathanRichey okay

CapCut - it's free and relatively easy to use. I actually made an entire video walking through how to edit a video start to finish. You can check it out here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLahfpt63prZops.html

If you want to go that route, I suggest you look into drone network providers like Droners.io; you create a free account and update your profile. Then, when they have jobs in your area, they will contact you to see if you're interested. Its a great way to make some money if you don't have a large client list yet.

Besides studying for the Part 107, what other drone education are you looking for? I might be able to help you with that. Let me know!

Enjoying Jonathan's videos for the business side of drones....as for 107: I would caution to study content that's updated to include 2024 information as Remote ID is such a game changer and major aspect of the exam it alone could affect your score from pass to fail. Most of the best guides on KZfaq are a bit outdated. Peltier Photo Courses - They offer a $15 two-month access to it's pool of 300 practice exam questions where you can take the 60 question practice test unlimited times. This may have been the most effective and invaluable tool for me. Every practice exam online is the same it seems. Peltier rose above the competition. I retook it maybe 10 times, and my score went from a fledging 68-70% initially to mid 90s come the day of my exam. Free Content, Mr Migs - After my first 68% and I realized how little I knew, I fount Mr. Migs on KZfaq - He really goes into the abstract parts of the exam that many "run of the mill" study guides miss or glaze over; weather, runway orientation, Remote ID, etc. Courses, Pilot Institute. My rationale: Consider the content that's available for free; they're the ones posting actual interviews with FAA reps on new drone law changes and what's more is they're only one of a few listed companies that the FAA directly refers you to from the .gov website. Committed to legal drone operation, they'll even send you FAA registration stickers for your drone for free, sign up for nothing. They have a ton of free content which is probably more than you'll need, although it's worth scratching the surface to discover all they teach, especially post 107. (Not affiliated with any of those - just what I used to score a 90%. Spent $15 on studying. I could have for nothing, but the full access Peltier practice exams really gave me peace of mind.)

Pilot institute

When I studied for my Part 107 I bought a prep course from Drone Launch Academy passed on the first try.

Yeah, I've definitely been paying attention to it! I hope it doesn't happen, I think it would be bad for the drone community. There just doesn't seem to be any good alternatives right now.

I doubt it’ll go anywhere. The exact same person sponsored the exact same bill once before and it died never even making it to the floor.

Awesome! I'm glad you found the video helpful!

thx for watching!

Not silly. I've seen it done before. I think you would need to justify using that vs. a gimbal though. Flying a drone inside a house is risky and could cause significant damage if you crash so make sure you have that insurance! But, it could also be a way to separate you from the competition. Lastly, I would look at using an FPV drone because it can fly in ways traditional drones cannot.

@@JonathanRichey thank you so much

@@eddyeverett No problem!

I've always flown indoors with all my drones. With the Mavic Mini 4 I set it into Sports mode or it will not move. So before you fly indoors,..... learn how to really fly your drone.

Go buy a new one! If you are just starting out, I recommend buying something small and used because most likely you will crash it. Then, as you become a more competent pilot, upgrade to something else.

@JonathanRichey But no one has money do that...unless you buy Insurance...I didn't get that with my DJI Mini 3...

@@hubsanrcproductions7222 I would look on FB Marketplace. I've seen some pretty good deals on there. Depending on how severe the crash is, you might be able to repair it instead of buying another one. In the end, its always a risk flying a drone no matter what. To mitigate the risks, I recommend finding a huge empty field with no trees or power lines and practice, practice, practice!

​@@hubsanrcproductions7222as Jonathan has stated start slow to become a competent pilot and comfortable first with. I have the connections to get clients pretty quickly however, and I have my 107 license now prior to even gaining experience therefore I am taking my time myself. I purchased a cheap drone first and did not do well at first but again and may I suggest learning drones more so by taking careful notes on the controls and even utilize an online drone simulator to put your notes in use. I recommend doing that for several days putting in around 10 hours or more before putting the time into your actual drone the same way. Jonathan is a good drone educator and frankly one of the best around. I wished he lived closer to take some of the opportunities I have on a commission based on the meantime. Unfortunately he lives a few states away so that simply will not work. My family owns a chain (18 in total) five star restaurants under my family's last name operating for 74 years now since 1948 in a few states and was in Jonathan's state at one time. We also have a real estate agency under my last name and a relative who's a real estate agent. Well known mechanic shop and pro car racer also. I am personally well known as a former alternate Olympian who lived and trained at the OTC (Olympic training center) in Colorado springs also under a college scholarship. Like I stated, I simply do not want to rush clients in the drone industry as they would come in fast. I was offered contracts already for a pool company already when I first was studying for my 107 exam taking videos of their construction areas for underground pools. I advised them that I had to learn the drone first.