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Thanks for your explanation, that really help. I got it now.

I have a question on the above formula, specifically on "400<-36.9 degrees". I didn't understand why you put a negative sign in front of the angle? Usually, i thought the angle was always positive. Please advise.

yes it is. just trying to get all the materials i need, but i learn best doing problems. reading doesn't stick to my head, buy doing does. thanks for the advice anyways.

Hi guys, Does anyone know, besides the NCEES PE Power sample questions, what other study material is great with many sample questions for the new power format? I see alot of books being recommended buy not that much sample question materials. Thanks in advance. P.S. Please provide link if...

thanks for the link.

thats a good advice, thanks.

yes, i was planning to take the october exam. but i guess that depends on how much i study. looking at the new format and the exam, i think i will have A LOT to study. but at least i can hold it back to 2010 if anything. nice meeting you.

Hi, I new here but could you be more specific on the Stephen J. Chapman's book. something i can google or go to amazon to buy. thanks.

hello, was holding off the PE exam for a while guess i have to take it and hope this site will help out. Discipline: Electrical - Power Any advice and guidance would be appreciated. Thanks.