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I am sorry for the confusion. Yes, you are correct. I will fix that error and add it to the errata. 

I think you are very close to passing.  It really is just those applications problems.  Those problems are based on experience with this systems and equipment, but if you don't have experience with designing and/or specifying those systems/equipment, then you can study the ASHRAE books.  Just go...

I am not sure if you still needed help but here is a discount code to more practice problems and a guide on the key concepts and skills for each of the topics.  It seems like something may be missing in your understanding of Material Properties & Processing, Mechanics, E&M and...

This website looks pretty good.  There's a lot of information but the NCEES specifically calls out Battery Characteristics & Ratings, so you might want to focus on these sections in the website.  Sections: Discharge, Charge, Types. https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/

1.  Pipe Systems:  ASHRAE Fundamentals, Chapter 22 Pipe Design 2.  Joints:  ASHRAE Systems, Chapter 46 Pipes, Tubes and Fittings 4.  Control Valves: ASHRAE Systems, Chapter 47 Valves 5.  Actuators:  ASHRAE Systems,  Chapter 47 Valve & https://www.parker.com/literature/Industrial...

Sorry for the delay, please see link below. http://engproguides.com/poweroct18results.pdf

Please try this link. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qGrnnJh3ux9pDCXWJOtm9wpApbt1rVB3

15.1 is the latest version. Should be last modified on December 22nd. 

I think you should definitely create your own binder and cheat sheets.  I have shared my cheat sheets as a starting point.  It is in Word format, so you can edit it as you see fit.  http://engproguides.com/free-pe-cheat-sheets.html

I just activated the link, see here:  http://engproguides.com/machineoct18results.pdf The highest fail score reported was 48/80 for MDM.  No Texas MDM percentage was reported in the survey.   

The survey results have been compiled, please see the links below and let me know if you have any questions.  http://engproguides.com/machinesurvey.html http://engproguides.com/thermalsurvey.html http://engproguides.com/hvacsurvey.html

We are not affiliated with NCEES, so we don't have any information besides the outline.  We (along with Engineer Boards) also do not condone the sharing of the contents of the actual exam.  So I can't say for 100% confidence that I know what the exam will test you on.  However, we do have a...

Can you post your diagnostics?  I think that will help the forum give you better advice.  Thanks.  @Subsea

Here are the results from the survey.  I also did a write-up of my own analysis of the October 2018 and 2017 results.  The webpage also has the raw results from the past four exams for your use.  http://engproguides.com/powersurvey.html

I put together this webpage and google drive so everyone could share their cheat sheets.  I also have the one that I have been adding to over the years on here for free.  http://engproguides.com/free-pe-cheat-sheets.html

I do see what you are saying and I agree, thank you.  We tried to make the problem a little bit more tricky and to have the reader use the value of 480 V as the base voltage for the entire circuit and to override what is normally done.  Thank you for the input, I will revise the solution.  

Yes, I believe you are correct for Problem 1.  Thank you. 

Thank you for the comments.  Can you let me know which problems you found to be incorrect? I will gladly revise the problems and will greatly appreciate the feedback. 

This is a really awesome list.  I concur with nearly everything and I believe this list will be very helpful to future test takers.  I think it would also be very beneficial, if you were to share your links for the Applications & Measurement/Instrumentation sections?   I have a list for most...

Good call, thank you for the heads up.