Search results

hey flyer, why is the root(3) there? i missed this problem too. i mean i realize it's a line-line to line-ground cconversion, but shouldn't it be 12/root(3) instead of root(3)*12?

Answer is (D), Positive sequence and negative sequence currents cannot pass through the neutral grounding resistor in a wye-connected generator. Why is that? I thought a grounded wye allowed all sequences to pass?

+3. decent price, excellent service.

darn you joey. darn you.

excellent thank you sir. my alma mater has an online copy with free access. i'll just print that chapter out. thanks again.

one of these is lazyness. the other is ignorance. ;) i'm just busting your balls because you called someone else on grammar, but then used poor grammar in your own post. you can continue to use there/their/they're incorrectly, it really doesn't bother me.

their merry? like they have possession of merry? i thought they are merry, like, "they're merry".

Yeah, the NCEES test I have is thus far all power. Couple = about 8. my bad.

Today I'm taking the sample questions like an exam... I've been studying for a few weeks, but apparently not enough! I flew through the morning portion, and instead of going back and checking my work like I would in the real exam, I just graded my problems. Took me 2hr 20min to take the first...

Does anyone have the new Electrical Reference by PPI that they'd be willing to share the lighting portion out of? Or any condensed lighting reference at all? I'm using an old one, and I don't have anything... except for the IESNA lighting handbook, and that thing is massive / hard to use. I...

is that why you got all pissy at matrix?

I'm in love with a new sport.

as of this morning i have 15 days, 23 hours, 18min and 1 second left.

ahck ok i got it. thanks benbo.

You probably are, and I'm probably just a moron. Where did you get the 7777 from? Can you post the formulae you're speaking of?

Yes, 43 (Measurement & Instrumentation) problem #10. It's my understanding they changed for the '09 rev of the test, could you have an older one? I have the answer too (see below) but I was hoping someone could explain it to me..... the algorithm makes no sense to me. I can extrapolate...

Sect 43, Problem 10: Does anyone know how to do this, and is willing to explain it to me? I'm lost.

i'm getting there too. ready for this to be over, one way or another.

is this census conducted by acorn?

browsing the forums will lend you to tons of useful stuff, i have a thread in the electrical area about test materials, there's another excellent thread about stuff to take on exam day. welcome rob.