Recent content by John Eiberger

I love the edit as much as I love the shots themselves. Great variety. Bravo or Brava depending on your gender...

"I've got a guy who knows video" = "I've got an unemployed stoner nephew"

Right? Those 4 crew are the ones who insisted I have a beer after! ps - LOVE that image on your site of the 3 silos from above.

First was home switch indeed! Then power off controller and count to 5 (the boat had a decent amount of radar and electronics so I thought maybe I just lost signal). Then finally I chose to give 100% UP a second try - which is the way to retake control during failsafe. I must only done 99% the...

RemotePilot101.com for me too. Also the Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge because it was a different angle on the subject and is also full of practice test questions. Best of luck!

Congrats - took close to 2 months before FAA got me my "hard copy" of the card - so don't go crazy checking the mail like I may have...

Since nobody has posted here yet - I'm going to kick this sub forum off with a personal FAIL that I learned so very much from. It was the early days of the Phantom 2 and my early days flying. I hadn't cracked it open yet to add FPV to the mix. So my battery life indicator was a stopwatch and...

The test is randomized - mine had TONS about the airport ground markings for taxiways and holding/stopping. So give that a 2nd look before the test. Good that you have the weather down. How and why all the types of fog are created was big in my exam too. Again random questions so yours may vary...

I've been in Photoshop "every day" since 1995. I'm all for the Creative Cloud subscription. I look at the cost like this - if a business can't take a $50 a month hit, is it a business or just a hobby? Don't read that as snark. One big plus if you are on a slower machine - Premier can proxy your...

107 Certified in Chicago. Most of the fun work I do is outside the US in the travel/tourism field. Safe and profitable flights to you all!

I'm excited about this. A forum about THE WORK - not a bunch of "one-ups-manship" about the gear and what you've spent... Looking forward to spring and warm flying fingers!