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As previously mentioned, the HP35 is much improved over the HP33, but if you don't like RPN I guess you should use Casio. Calculator ranking: 1. HP 2. Casio 3. Well, I will leave 3 open because TI sucks!

I passed the PE Power exam in April 08. Other than the IEEE PE review DVDs and Dr. Blank stuff (didn't use) I agree with everything Tech Junkie has listed. Great study material.

His brother made a lousy beer (Billy Beer)

Congrats to all EE!!

Congratulations my fellow Indianan! :th_rockon:

Inhaling...don't be so easy on him! In his book, the 44th President of these United States admited to snorting!

The HP 35s is way better than the 33s. The 33s stepped way out of bounds as far as HP calculator format goes. The HP 35s is not the quality calculator HP made years ago, but what is now days...use cheaper parts and sell it for a higher price!

WARNING!!! Stallcup's Electrical Design Book 2005 is filled with errors! This book is not a good book to study.

Official NCEES mechanical pencil for sale...will take highest bidder!

As you have already planned to do, work as many problems as you can. I passed the EE/Power April 2008. I didn't reference my problems during the exam, but I had them with me in order, in a notebook, and tabbed. You never know if you will have a similar problem or one that will help guide you...

Sorry for the blank reply! Two good books for transformers and all other Power module subjects are listed below: Electrical Machines, Drives and Power Systems by Theodore Wildi Electric Machinery and Power System Fundamentals by Stephen Chapman I passed the exam first time around in April...

I passed!!! Indiana, EE/Power

Congratulations on passing the FE!!! Good luck on the PE...study hard!

I PASSED!

I passed! Indiana, EE/Power.

I passed EE/Power! I had to call for my results. They said they emailed my Comcast account, but I never got it. They emailed it again yesterday afternoon and it came through. Congratulations to all that passed!