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Found it in a Signature. http://engineerboards.com/index.php?showtopic=3714 From Shaggy

I read a post a while back with a nice system for tabbing merm. It was very detailed, pictures, etc. I can not seem to locate it with the search feature. "Tab" is too short of a query (must be 4 characters). I have tried 'tabs', 'system' & 'MERM' with no luck. Does anyone know of the...

ahhhhh makes more sense. i was in charleston with 32-36 people

:wv: PE board website has 35 names on the pass list. I thought there were less than 35 people in the room.

outstanding!

Dear God! I am a Purdue/Marshall guy!

:wv: letter received 12/17, dated 12/16

WV_Boiler, passed Mechanical, : :wv: : i haveno idea why when i put in two capital letters for west by god, it changes to lower case and boxes them with colons

Big envelope pass letter came in mail today!

surely (shirley) someone's mail has ran by now? anything?

44/80 on MD shows as a 68%. If 45 is still a fail, I am guessing it shows as a 69%. Did anything you have say 69%? A weighted 70% is a pass, so unfortunately, I am thinking you are off by 1. I should get my result by mail today.

looks like 46/80 is a pass for MD

i have been in florida all week, returning tomorrow to hopefully a letter

anxiously awaiting

Tim, I was in the Passing Zone with PZRich this past time. What was your screen name?

West by God Virginia: less than 40 taking PE. The person who I was supposed to share a table with was a no-show, so I didnt have that as a distraction which was nice. Room set up for about 85-100 for the FE the next day. Not sure if FE required second room or not.

That is why we had to develop a new MIL spec, MIL-TFP41, it stands for "Make it like the F'in print 4 once!"

I applied to take the PE in :wv: and then once my app was approved, I registered on NCEES.com I chose which discipline and afternoon topic there.

:wv: - Me-Machine Design. Just logged in to NCEES for the first time and it says that they do not release results for :wv: . Booo.

Not sure if Buick is still active, but what edition of Machinery Handbook and Shigley did you use for your quick reference?