Recent content by Texass

i forgot to mention its for Greenexamprep.com

I have a 6 month membership where you can take sample exams online, they are just like the real LEED exam, in fact, some of the questions were the same. I also have a study package I bought on ebay plus the Colorado study exam and package. Very very helpful, I aced the LEED exam and only studied...

the best advice I could give anyone taking the exam is ........ 1. completely study & understand all of the electrical FE exam questions from FERM 2. get offical NCEES sample exam and solve every problem in the boook 3. re-word all of the questions in the sample exam & solve. for...

texas grades are up, i passed first time, i guess all that pot in college didn't kill too many brian cells.

I ended up highlighting the pencil marks in my books & they were cool with that. I did make a big mistake though, i had way too many references. i'd say you'd only need to photocopy some pages out of the text books & have a copy of the nec. i'd say every question except the nec...

yes i'm in texas. The board says it will accept multi-ring arrangements .... i believe... but, something on there that scares me it says you can't have any hand writing in your reference materials in pencil, only in pen.....but ALL of my notes are in pencil. Are they going to check through the...

Does anyone know if it is ok for all of my reference materials to be spiral notebooks (hand written notes) and 3 ring binders with notebook paper in it with my notes? do I have to use actual bound textbooks or can I just use my notes? The rules are confusing to me. thanks.

sorta......but since s.c = 3A, this means with no load, we have 3 amps and the eq. voltage is 5 volts with a conductance of 0.2 S (conductance = 1/R), so r = 5 ohms now, we know v = ri and we know that v = 5volts and so we are solving for R & I lets see how much current there is...

its listed under 'speed control' in index

i might be able to explain it a tad bit more, as i deal with it everyday in quantum..... first, imaginery power is REAL power. the only thing imaginery about it is that based on newtons law that you can create a reference point for any mass, i.e. x-y axis, that using those reference points would...