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My unbiased study tip for all first time takers and people who have failed, start studying now and i have the books that will help you :rolleyes: for sale these study books for the "Fundamentals of Engineering Test". My price is $100 (OBO) via paypal and I pay for shipping. Ideally I sell them...

for sale these study books for the "Fundamentals of Engineering Test". My price is $100 (OBO) via paypal and I pay for shipping. Ideally I sell them all at once, but also willing to sell single books. I passed the test the first time, so these books really are all you need. EIT Reference...

I have a sales thread and best offer will get it. Thsi is all the material youu'll need for either General or Environemntal afternoon (and obvioulsy the morning)

I just came across my books from some years ago and best offer can have them. All prices inc. shipping and via paypal. they are about 5 years old. All but one are in really good shape: These are for everyone taking FE test and I like to sell them together if possible (to save shipping/paypal...

- Engineering Unit Conversions (it came in handy, it has permanent alphabetic tabs that I added) - NCEES 2008 Sample test (all 3 depths) (pretty close to the real test - I heard the 2010 NCEES sample test only has one depth. but it helped me a lot to do MD and T/F depth as well for the a.m...

I passed October 2010 (HVAC) and have the following for sale (and even if you don't buy from me, I highly recommend those - I passed the first time and these are all the books I used studying). Most, if not all, of these books are useful for MD and T/F as well. - MERM 12th Edition (with many...

Just 3 more days of studying. what are your last day strategies? My studying so far included (I'm doing HVAC): - reading through the MERM and marking where i can find what - same for all 4 ASHRAE books - also browsed through the IMC, ASHRAE guidelines, IFC (don't have NFPA since IFC is the...

I was wondering if we could share sample exam results and "guess" how that relates to passing chances. I'm doing HVAC, BTW. I did the Lindeburg Tests and got the following: Morning: 42.5% correct HVAC: 77.5% correct Total : 60% correct For the 2008 NCEES test I got the following: Morning...

While doing the PPI sample exam I noticed that uses the old (pre-2004) ASHRAE 62.1 methods for calculating ventilation rates (see question 62). that uses persons only. New ASHRAE requires a person and area based calculation. Obviously the results may differ. What do you think one should use? I...

After I saw the solution I googled and apparently the 0.632 is a standard number. However, it wasn't mentioned in the MERM or ASHRAE books (at least i didn't find it). What reference material dos one need to find such control related things?

the solution uses an equation with log etc. Where would one find that? It is not one of the economy equations in the MERM. (obviously the solution showed me to solve it... but what reference material is needed to know such things?)

the solution calculates OA requirement based on 25 students times 15 cfm (and somehow multiplies by 1240 ft²???). how do they come up with that? the question doesn't mention anything about how many students, size of classroom etc. In my opinion the problem statement should include information...

in question 3 the solution states that 75°F DB/61°F WB yields 45% RH. I come up with 60%. I assume the SMS solution is wrong, correct? I understand the rest.

I know there have been many threads... bu tI'm between the Casio FX-115ES and HP35s. which one is more useful for Mechanical PE? I used an FX 115 for FE and it worked great. so i wonder if the programming capability of the HP really is needed (I also read all the bad things about HP33s..)...

I do have a German undergraduate degree (Diplomingenieur) and will graduate from the UW-Madison as Master of Engineering this week. I also have 4+ years of experience in the US. I did pass the FE in 2007 in the first try. My problem is that the licensing board first had an evaluation firm...