THE BOOK OF: Drone Pilots
Plain-English reference books built from official government sources — beautifully designed, and kept current as the rules change.
- 5
- Books
- 60
- Chapters
- 1,425
- Pages in print
- 612
- Review questions
- 351
- Glossary terms
- 10
- Free chapters
The library
How every book is built
Plain English
Every rule is rewritten in language a newcomer can follow, with the reasoning behind it — not a reworded regulation, but an explanation you can act on.
Traceable to the source
Every requirement traces to the official government text it came from. Nothing is invented, and where a passage leans on guidance rather than a rule, it says so.
Always current
The rules change, and the books change with them. When an official source is amended, the affected chapters are regenerated — the copy you own stays in step.
What every book includes
Every book in the library is built to the same shape — so once you know how to read one, you know how to read all of them.
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The book of:
Drone Pilots (FAA Part 107)
Every rule of commercial drone flight, in plain English — and always current.
Every chapter is free to read while we're in early access — no account, no payment.
The book of:
Fire Alarm Systems (Texas)
Every Texas rule for licensing, installing, and servicing fire alarm systems, in plain English — and always current.
Every chapter is free to read while we're in early access — no account, no payment.
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Commercial Drivers (FMCSA)
Every federal rule of commercial driving, in plain English — and always current.
Every chapter is free to read while we're in early access — no account, no payment.
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Firearms Dealers (Federal Firearms License)
Every federal rule for holding and running a firearms license, in plain English — the application, the records, the inspections, and what puts a license at risk.
Every chapter is free to read while we're in early access — no account, no payment.
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Employer Wage & Hour Basics (FLSA)
Every federal wage and hour rule an employer runs on, in plain English — what counts as hours worked, what overtime is owed, who is exempt, and what you must keep.
Every chapter is free to read while we're in early access — no account, no payment.
Subjects under consideration
- Notaries Public
- Electricians
- Private Security
- HVAC Contractors
- Barbering & Cosmetology
- Alcohol Seller-Server
- Real Estate Licensing
- NFA Firearms
- Fall Protection (OSHA)
Subjects we are evaluating for future editions. Nothing here is scheduled, and the list changes as sources and demand warrant.