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Tab the NEC book. Get the pre-printed tabs directly from the NEC site. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.

I do not recommend Camara for the lightning section and I second what Zorak has mentioned above. I got most of my lightning calcs from the internet and they sufficed.

Preparing for the PE was one of the hardest things I have done and I promised myself that if I pass, I would totally help out fellow engineers. I started studying this January (in hindsight I should have started a little earlier). Books I had: 1. Grainger- I only studied transmission lines...

I googled and took the printouts in a 3 ring binder.

I found out this morning that I passed the PE (California) exam. It was my first attempt. Below are the books I used: - Wildi -Grainger & Stevenson -GA. tech notes - Blackburn - Electrical handbook , Beatty (found pdf online) books I regret buying: - Camara (I took it to the exam...

How is everyone planning to carry all the books and binders? Suitcases? carts?

How are you guys planning to carry all the books and bound notes etc. to the exam site? Sorry if this question has been asked before.

I just realized I SUCK at transformer loss calculations :mellow: ..can someone recommend any site/ link or document from which i can study. I have WIldi but somehow that part is not covered in detail there. Thanks in advance.

Thanks Captain. I see that Mike holt website has a number of NEC prep books. There's a practice book For $40..is that good? Has anyone used it? What book do you recommend from that site? I am now considering between that book and the CI drill book. Which one should I buy?.

I am appearing for the April '14 exams and just heard about the complex imaginary pratice sets #1 - #4 and their NEC drillbook. I was thinking of getting the drill book and maybe 2 of the 4 books. The people who own all 4, which ones should I get? Maybe one set has better "coverage" than the...

I am currently taking the GA tech course for the April exam. I think Testmasters is best as far as content is concerned, but if you don't have access to TM, then GAtech is best. You can't beat Dr. Russ Callen's knowledge. I feel they have skipped a lot of details and the number of example...