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you guys keep with what your doing...study the GaTech Binder ( it helped me prepare greatly) then use what you learn to do NCEES, SPIN-Up and CI..and you should pass this exam...some are saying the NCEES is a little tougher...the thing is you wont get a 100 when you first take it..but after...

its not on power pe

dont worry about that for this exam

YOUR THINKING OF FUSE SIZE...you round those up...this is overload protection...round down

IM NOT SURE OF THEIR BINDER, I USED GATECHS AND IT HELPED IMMENSELY

Dana, it depends on how good you are at Econ...I was required to take a course in undergad,,,so understanding how to set those equations up is still etched in my memory...if your the same, find about 20-30 good P/A, F/P type problems and maybe some balloon payment problems and you should be...

RBsai...dont waste time on practice problems for NESC...just take a copy and review it for an hour or two...its more forward than the NEC and its usually easier to look things up in than the NEC....also, you may not have NESC problems and if you do it will be 1 or 2 most likely...its good your...

No Dana...the NESC is all you need...dont waste money on the handbook....( I have a copy of the NESC somewhere I think) ....also, you dont need a copy of NEC handbook and NEC...either is fine but the handbook is better b/c it gives some pictures of important topics that help you understand it...

Don't waste time on transients if your taking power

Are you taking MGI?

No..I do not think so...I used the GaTech Binder and CI and Spin-Up exams and that was mostly all I needed...but everyone is different...oh yeah, a good power reference helps...I took a couple..camera, grainger and wildi

I took the GaTech course..it was excellent...especially the binder they give you

CT exam?

best thing is to post any doubts you have on a specific question and let us look over your doubts and try to make it clear for you

I may be willing to let go og my GaTech binder if anyone is interested...but it wasnt cheap as Knight1fox3 noted above..but i would be willing to give a fair deal

make sure you know NEC....review it and know all sections b/c they are fair game....the handbook is better b/c of the explanations and examples...but you still must know where to look when presented with a question

Also, I think they are some practice problems on this topic in the spin-up or CI exams that will help you some...and there is alsoa question or two related to it in NCEES exam

Its simply a good source

The notes were all that I needed and was the best source for me to pass....if you know this stuff, and should to be taking the exam...you can go through the notes and get lots of help

I bought the tech manual, it wasnt cheap