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Wow! PE, PE.

Hang in there buddy. And thanks for the moral support after my first try.

Got DLLR pass letter in the mail yesterday. Still can't believe I passed! :party-smiley-048:

Been out of the country the past two weeks, barely had access to the net. Hope its not too late to announce that... I PASSED!!! :multiplespotting: :party-smiley-048: :multiplespotting: Thanks EB for all the support. Really appreciate it.

Been out of the country the past two weeks, barely had access to the net. Hope its not too late to announce that... I PASSED!!! :multiplespotting: :party-smiley-048: :multiplespotting: Thanks EB for all the support. Really appreciate it.

I feel you. I took the LEED last week too, and passed by the way. What a smooth and fast process. NCEES needs to come up with a better system. Waiting for months make no sense.

Passed the LEED NC test. Big thanks to everyone who posted info on here. :party-smiley-048: :multiplespotting: :party-smiley-048:

Passed LEED NC test today. Got a 173. :party-smiley-048:

Thanks. I sure hope I got it this time. The test was at least five times harder than the first time.

Electrical - Power

Well I am back guys. Ilyas, we usually get ours about two weeks after the first state reports. I think we might get something during the first week of January.

I hear that! I'd be happy to not have to think of Fourier, Bode plots, op-amps, BJT's, etc. But I hope we don't even have to worry about April, if you know what I mean. Good luck to all!

You just typed what Ive been thinking since Saturday. I was more prepared, but the test was so much HARDER.

Think about it this way: 0.08/ZB = 25MVA/100MVA 1/ZB = 25MVA/(100MVA*0.08) ZB = (100MVA*0.08)/25MVA or 25MVA is 25% of the base MVA Therefore, 0.08 is 25% of the base impedance. Therefore, base impedance equals 0.32

Ok, dumbest question of the year... 277V - Line-to-Neutral Voltage 480V - Line-to-Line Voltage 831V - ? 831 = 480V * sqrt(3) Thanks for the help by the way.

On NCEES question #529, can anybody help me understand why the 480V is being divided by sqrt(3) in the solution? I understand they are subtracting the Voltage Drop from the panel voltage, but I can't figure out why the voltage is being divided by sqrt(3). I would really appreciate any help with...

On NCEES question #529, can anybody help me understand why the 480V is being divided by sqrt(3) in the solution? I understand they are subtracting the Voltage Drop from the panel voltage, but I can't figure out why the voltage is being divided by sqrt(3). I would really appreciate any help with...

Thanks for the support guys. And congrats!!!

Wasn't too fortunate this go-round. Oh well, I guess second time will have to be the charm for me. I always knew studying for the PE in my last semester in grad school was not a very bright idea. I'll be taking it in October with no distractions. Wish me luck guys. Congrats to all who passed.

Congrats!!! Guess I shall find out when I get home.