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Starting to wonder the same thing.... But I have yet to see any indication that NCEES has released for TN yet, even though the state board has given the go-ahead.

Any news on TN?  Called them this afternoon and was told they have given the green light for NCEES to let 'er rip, but nothing.  Damn it, they are usually one of the early ones.  I won't sleep a damn wink tonight!!!!

Wrong!  Just talked to the main contact that is listed on NCEES' website for TN (John Cothron) and he said he got an email at 12:56 PM indicating results are in and NCEES has been given the green light.  He said he expects it to be today. You can thank me later.

Only so many ways to say -I passed-.....

....a kidney stone and it wasn't as agonizing as this wait!

He didn't finish the sentence.... to....dig ditches

...to mention that waiting on these results is callous of NCEES.

Make trolling great again?

I had a buddy that took the GA Tech course and he let me use his binder/materials.  It was useful in prepping more so than utilizing for exam day answers.  I also used Graffeo (IIRC, several questions seemed to be verbatim from that book, at least enough to make inferences anyway), both NEC and...

Off topic, but what'd you think of the power exam?  Easy, so-so, harder than Chinese arithmetic, say wtf to yourself on every other problem? I took it in Knoxville and thought it was a very fair exam, but trickier (on certain topics) than Nixon being interrogated about Watergate. 

Fantastic.  I was in the very back right in front of the SEs.  My proctor, which I won't name for obvious reasons, works for KUB and was great about assisting with notifying our section about time, granting bathroom breaks etc.  

It won't show up on tn.gov until you pay your fees.  Knoxville here, by the way.

The best advice I can give with regards to frequency/voltage relationships and derating is: Some devices, in reality, have some inherent tolerance, hence, you notice various components rated at 50/60 Hz.  That said, if you increase the frequency, the V/Hz relationship will always decrease with...

Doubt you'd need half of the topics you listed and Graffeo covers most of that, just not explicitly indicated.  As far as OA etc., you would most definitely be given the explicit parameter to use in which to solve.  At that point, use the ad nauseam power/voltage/current relationships to solve...

Solid or liquid... I agree.   Speaking of liquid, the liquid diet is about to be in high gear!

:poop: ?

He playing with your emotions :violin:

Sam is drowning in puddles of his own tears, awaiting these pesky results!