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Look for the change in dates on the dashboard and that's the day.  Has any results been given the week of labor day?  I think it will be post labor day?

because they track your responses

Why it gotta be a Nigerian prince? Lol

I'll tell you this, it was a MILLION times better this time vs what it has been in the past!   Though I did find it very useful for the FE. Heck, I have been out of school for 22 years. Took the FE for the first time last year and I do think that the sope FE course did help me pass. BUT the PE -...

Oh boy, you are in for a long haul.  LOL

Lol

I'm. Sticking to this 

This is a great thread!! 

Funny, last time I failed and I got it three weeks out 

No it's not man. Ha ha ha ha 

Ha ha ha ha ha ha 

There are several threads on here why re-takers' pass rate is even lower. However, I think that's a bunch of hocus pocus. Everyone takes the same test. So repeat takers have the same chance at passing as a newbie.  Anyhow, yes I think there were a lot of questions which were mixed into other...

I think over all the exam was tough, as I would have expected.  I didn't feel that there were as many conceptual questions this time around. However, the demand and reliability questions seem a bit off to me. That said, the second part had a lot of motor stuff which could have been brutal if you...

Yessir...got em.  Thanks @TNPE

Thanks 

@tnpe OK man. I'm rolling with that. That was my original answer and that's what make sense. So rolling in with that process 

Hmmmmm....  So that was my original answer. 800.  Now I am confused!  So the gen does count? 

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What spary said is correct, you have to ignore the Gen because you CANT get 50mva through a 25mva transformer.  BUT THAT said, it would still leave me with 882.  Which is no where near the 1030.  I think thats a mistake on PPI, they have a lot of mistakes in their books - NOT COOL!

@tnsparky.  Great explanation. The answers are a) 200 b) 820 c) 880 and d) 1030.   The answer in the book is 1030.  I come up with 882.  with the @TNSparky approach.  So what am I still missing.  25/.06 = 417 and the line contribution is 33Kv^2/ (.12*5.28*30)=57.3 417 || 57.3  = 50.37 MVA.  So...