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Hey, Does anyone have a copy of this text for sale? I am looking for the 4th or latest (5th). Need it ASAP. Let me know. Thanks,

tried to send you a PM but it said that you couldn't receive it Looking to take that Grainger book from you. Don't need the test tho. How much?

That's what I thought this post was going to be about ... ... but I was wrong.

Not sure what you could have been doing in the first year but it is definitely not too late to switch to engineering. I thought most colleges didn't even require students to declare until after the 2nd year. Did you take 10 courses in only one area..like history? seems unlikely. you should be...

Just use the NEC; figure out if it is in fact a NEC "dwelling unit" which changes some of your code requirements such as breaker type, required receptacles, etc but its pretty straight forward after that. Add receptacle (120V), lighting, and mechanical loads. Don't forget to accord for some...

What do you still have left over? Email me; its quicker that way. [email protected]

Yes, those stand for 3000 Amp Frame and 2000 Amp Trip. There are standard frame sizes and then there are breakers that fit into the frame. Check the NEC for standard ones available or go directly to a manufacturer website and check out what each one offers. The 2000A circuit breaker is most...

Don't worry, its worth having a copy of the book (its free!). May not be worth carrying it to the exam tho.

you really only need the first section which is a overall view of electrical distribution design. the rest is more detail on products and some application details but not really necessary for the exam. you can print it out from their website since the paper copy is rather large.

I don't have the spin-up exams but I think the table is straight forward: 600V conductors shall be installed at the max support and associated clearance. So, if you have conductors that are supported at a max of 9'-0" intervals then you need at least 6" clearance between the conductors...

Second for the casio Fx-115ES for complex math.

you have to have the tabs if not for the exam then for professional usage before and after the exam. why wouldn't you tab the NEC AND all of your reference materials.... if you think its too time consuming to tab your references then that could be justified but spending $11-$15 and sticking on...

It is the ratio of two time resistance measurements and its mentioned in at least the Red and Buff books.

I got around 80% on the CI exams and 70% on the NCEES exam. By exam day, I knew all of the NCEES problems and various ways of solving them. I was able to pass on the first try. The 4 CI exams are roughly the same difficulty. Spin-up Exams were not out at the time.

I think the closest one would be the red book. I am trying to read the color books now but i have no time. They are supposedly a great reference for power engineers.

You should get the handbook for studying and bring that to the exam. There will be no point of just getting the NEC unless you are not planning to study it (meaning you already know it) then you it might be better off getting the cheaper and lighter (weight) book............? Also note that...

I do have it but I thought I was going to keep it so I used the code to get the PDF version of the book. If you still want the book then I can sell it but I don't think I can transfer the PDF to you. BTW, its not the handbook version.

The Complex Imaginary Exams are SOLD! Still have the items from Post #4 PE Electrical and Computer: Power Sample Questions and Solutions http://www.amazon.co...24510200&sr=1-2 Amazon $64.00 My Price $30.00 I cut the binding on this so that I could put it in a binder otherwise its...

I was too lazy to called the board earlier but they informed me that you can just used the 5 digit numbers. Exclude the 24GE0 and the ending 00. So your seal can list just the bolded portion: GE01234500 They also said that it was fine if you use all the numbers too and the variations that...

yeah, i saw that and have browsed it but it does not specifically talk about electrical salary (although there are some electrical responses). I'm just going to cross my fingers and hope for the best. Hopefully, I won't have to start shopping around. Too busy to do that anyway.