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Per California Code of Regulations Section 428, abandonded applicaionts, your application will be held for 2 years unless special circumstances exist. http://www.pels.ca.gov/licensees/boardrules.pdf Read that section and call the board. My understand is since you partially passed, that is a...

I don't quite agree with this. For 3 phase if they give you a ratio such as 1:10. That is gonna be the ratio of the individual windings. The first nubmer is the primary and the second number is the secondary. However for 3 phase transformers they usually tell you the line voltage of each...

I'm getting Vphase = 13.2kv / srt(3) = 7.62kv

Camera's solution is correct. For 3 phase transformers, if they present you with ratios like this problem does they are winding ratios. However on each side of the transfomers line voltages are reported (unless stated otherwise). Winding ratios are always equal to the ration of phase voltages...

Since you work for a CPM, I assume you have relationships which your consultant engineers. You can get them to reference you. I did that When I sat for the Electrical Power exam as there weren't any EE's and only a couple Civil's in my office to use as references.

Thanks Karen. I will let you know my feelings about it afterwards. When you are ready to prepare for the ME or EE exam, let me know. I can offer plenty of advice on either. Thanks.

I don't think the board requires design experience. I was in the a similar boat twice and they approved it no problem.

My undergrad degree is in mechanical. I have a masters in general engineering. As of last week I'm a licensed PE in both Mechanical and Electrical (passed each on the first try). I want to do Civil next but don't know what depth topic to take. My work experience has been in construction of...

I read that somewhere on the board site that you can actually do them on the same time. PE on friday and FE on Saturday. Well as long as you aren't taking the CA specific seismic & surevying exams.

Every exam has at least 1. Though it may not show up on this diagnosis.

Springaround, sorry to hear about it, you'll nail it next time. What references did you take with you? I highly recommend this book: Power Systems Analysis & Design. It helped me pass it on the first try. Measurement and Instrumentation is pretty wide topics.. like anything that...

I just passed Electrical Power! Say hello to to the new PE squared.... licensed both as electrical and mechanical engineer! -Pablo Alvarez, PE^2

I just passed Electrical Power! Say hello to to the new PE squared.... licensed both as electrical and mechanical engineer! -Pablo Alvarez, PE^2

Haven't they updated their PE roster online? https://www.dape.org/App/peRoster.asp

It's a state agency so I'm assuming lunch is from 12:00 - 1:00 pm. Let's say they push the putton at 1:15, NCEES will then fire off all the emails, depending on the lag of the email provider.... I'm gonna guess I'll get my email at 1:59:59, just 1 second before 2pm.

In CA there are no state specific exams for Electrical Power, only for Civil and Structural. California Electrical Code is identical to National electrical code with every "National" replaced with "California." You can apply for comity without a problem.

That was on Saturday. What we heard was on Friday, so they could have fixed their mistake. Good luck!

That was on Saturday. What we heard was on Friday, so they could have fixed their mistake. Good luck!

I was there in Pomona and the first time the guy read it I heard 3-10 and the second time I heard 6-10.... I figured they were mistakes. Today is the day of reckoning... Best of luck to all you in CA.

Jonnie, I'm from CA, but can't you just look yourself up on the AL database? Here is the link: http://www.bels.state.al.us/LicenseeSearch/searchform.aspx