Recent content by orion85

Here is what I used to pass: NCEES sample exam with worked out problems and answers (Essential) Binder mixed with internet collected documents: NEMA VFD Guidelines, Lightning Protection, Lighting Calculation Standards, Grounding, Motor Guidelines, Paralleling transformers guide, and other...

I took the following in: - Electrical Machines, Drives, & Power Systems - Wildi - TestMasters Binder - NCEES Practice Exams - 2008 NEC Handbook - NEMA VFD Guidebook (recommended by this forum) - Camara Handbook - All my prepared cheat sheets with formulas - CEM (Certified Energy...

Lots of Greg Maddux type curve balls, both morning and afternoon. With that said, after going through the exam I started looking at it closer and saw it wasn't as bad as it looked. I don't think any more or any less studying would have made a difference. I don't know about anyone else, but I...

Having taken the exam before (in the old format), I feel prepared. It was nice not having to study all the other stuff (control systems, logic, electronics, etc.) and really be able to focus on power.

Hey guys and gals, Last minute item but could prove useful on relay questions. http://stag.zcu.cz/fel/kee/OZS/Materialy/ANSI_functions.pdf

Here is some great information regarding how to parallel transformers by Square D....in case tThe PE exam asks this...and why shouldn't it... http://seniordesign.engr.uidaho.edu/2008_2.../7400DB0701.pdf

Some good info on instrument transformers GEH_230AF.pdf

Here are some link I found regarding this subject... http://support.fluke.com/find-sales/Downlo...115_ENG_A_W.PDF http://www.rainbirdservicescorporation.com...20by%20AEMC.pdf

I saw a topic on here pertaining to High Leg Delta. I would not be surprised if this is a potential curveball on the exam. Wikipedia actually had some good stuff on it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-leg_delta Now I won't be fooled. For those who have passed the exam, any other possible...