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I've had no success in downloading this book. Can anyone help? 

Congrats! Well done for all that passed. If you didn't, hang in there and use the stuff mentioned on this page. 

This should be posted in classifieds, not here. 

Items need to be in a 3 ring binder, spiral bound or sewn bound like the kind you see with composition notebooks. No loose or stapled sheets allowed of any kind.  Best of luck!

I am providing you the instructions they gave me during my exam. Not worth the risk IMO. Knight1fox3 is correct. Follow the rules or live with consequences, your choice.

Loose sheets are not allowed. You will get kicked out of the exam room and your exam will not be scored.  If you really want them for your exam, photocopy them onto 8x11 and throw into your 3-ring binder.  In my opinion, you don't need these cards for your exam. Go ahead and study from them...

Youtube is your friend with lots of videos on this topic.  Also, there is a ton of information on this website http://electrical-engineering-portal.com/ just search for what you need. Great source for application guides too!

Not only get paperback, but try to find international versions as well. Content is the same and way cheaper! I really enjoy reading Indian textbooks as well, because they give great examples and solutions to their problem sets. 

I didn't find Spin up to be worth it. I bought it, but didn't use it in my studies. Resold after exam. It does a poor job and does not reflect exam type questions. IMO.

If you feel like you are burning out, take a small break. I normally took weekends off, but if I slacked during the week, then I made it up on the weekend. My schedule wasn't perfect, but you need to make it work for you.  Something I did was print off my google calendar from when I started to...

If you are trying to juggle work, family or anything else, then I highly recommend more than 4 months. I took 6 months going at a steady pace, 2-3hrs per night weekdays only. About two months leading up to the exam, I was about 4hrs a night  (8pm to midnight) after the kids went to sleep. Best...

Didn't see NESC or NFPA 70E in your list; these are easy points if you have the right references. Camara was useless, IMO.

@Mobius great job explaining a strategy that worked for you. I'm sure others will benefit from it. Here are some youtube links that helped me understand more the concepts I reviewed from my textbooks to supplement @Mobius post. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnd9K2cN1WicLyr-o3_ytCA...

Congrats!!! Thanks for your help!

Hilarious!! I was this way for the past few days. Thanks