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If you’re taking the electrical exam, I can help share with you tips that I used to pass. Like you, I took the exam multiple times.

Roy167, I apologize for the late reply. Georgia tech course is a video review course, and you can sign up at anytime. If you don't pass, you can keep taking it. The link is below.  https://pe.gatech.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-preparation-for-pe-exam-power-option I took so many notes...

Nashi, send me your email, and I will send you the solutions manual. I only have chapters 2 thru 8, but it should get you through most of the exam. My email address is ken at pittip dot net or [email protected]

Don't get discouraged. I passed the EIT the first time through, but it took me multiple times to pass the PE. Failing was due to multiple issues. I'm 53, and I have been working in manufacturing since I graduated back in the 90's. Since I do not do electrical design work, I'm behind the eight...

It is a surge counter that increments when a surge over voltage or over current is exceeded. 

I'd be interested.

I took the Ga Tech course, and I think it was excellent. I took the course beginning of August last year. I felt I needed to do the lectures, and get more problems under my belt in preparation for the April 11th exam. I have a co-worker taking the PII exam, and I don't think that it comes close...

I'm taking the exam in April. I've completed the Georgia Tech review course. Looking back, what books would you recommend using to prep for the type of questions seen on both the PM and AM exam? Also, would you mind listing the relevant books that you recommend taking into the exam?