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I liked the Complex Imaginary electrical code drill book, it made for a good confidence builder. I use the NEC regularly at my day job, so I didn't spend too much time practicing with it, but I'd imagine its exceptionally helpful for those who don't. Remember, you are given a copy of the...

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Edit: Misread the problem the first time. The answer lays it out for you - as you progress forward from the startup, the power delivered to the motor is function of R * i^2 * (1-s)/s. Resistance is a factor, but it is constant (determined by the construction of the motor), so we ignore that for...

You're mixing up pullout torque (the maximum torque that can be produced before stalling, referenced in the multiple choice question) with electromechanical torque (the torque generated by the machine before rotational loss, the one you are showing the formula for). Pullout torque occurs when...

I really liked your practice test. The solutions were clear and easy to understand, and it felt like it reached into all the relevant topics at a good depth. Compared to the other resources I was using to prepare, it definitely had the most difficult questions - but that isn't necessarily a...

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I passed my Electrical Power PE exam, and am now looking to sell these materials to anyone else looking to do the same. All the materials remain in great condition, I didn't write in or highlight any of them. There might be a couple accidental stray pen marks, but otherwise virtually new...