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Hi guys, I have been a lurker on this forum for about 3 years. I studied mechanical engineer in college and I finally passed my Electrical Power PE exam as of Wednesday. It took me 4 attempts (2 attempts as paper and pen and 2 attempts for computer base test). For those of you who are...

Heads up ladies and gentlemen! There are few minor fixes to equations, added coefficient to equations where they are needed and they added more variables/definitions. Download both the 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 handbook from the NCEES website and use this website below to compare the two PDF...

I appreciate the feedback. I took the CBT and found out that I was close on passing based on the result. I figured the more practice problem I work through, the better i would be on the next round.

I want to know what the community recommend for additional practice exam. Currently I'm debating which I should invest in since they all have mixed reviews. Cram for the PE (CRAM) https://cramforthepe.com/ Complex Imaginary (CI) https://www.compleximaginary.com/ Spin...

Go to your NCEES account-->click on your name on the upper right corner-->support-->This will open a small chat window-->click "ASK"-->select Exam-->past your message. Vola!

Hi Zach! I'm getting ready to take your class for the October 2020 PE test. I love your videos especially your explanation of the square root 3! 

I understand the phase and line voltage/current when it comes to the delta and wye diagram. However, how do i know when to use either phase or line when the voltage/current are given in motor, transmission, per unit, or generator problem?

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Hi Electrical Professionals, I worked the in solar industry for 6 years after graduation with a Mechanical Engineering Background. I decide to get my PE in EE. Since I have never taken any high level electrical course in school and about to jump into study the reference book / Practice test/...