Zach Stone's Electrical PE Review had a session that thoroughly went over the NCEES Reference Handbook. That really helped me, especially for the formulas that I rarely use otherwise.
I'm taking mine on December 7(MONDAY). I didn't know that Pearson vue testing center is open on SUNDAY like your schedule (December 6).
Right you are, sorry I misunderstood. The only thing I can say is to review your notes and textbooks. Look for particular practice problems that will help you get familiar with the sequence math, where to use a and a^2, where the sun is divided by 1/3, and which sequences are excluded from each fault scenario. Some things in the reference sheet go into as much detail as we would like to see and this is definitely one instance.Oh no, I get how the matrix works... I just think they could have been nicer and out right give us the equations. I am just thinking I will need to remember which currents are equal or are zero when it is a line to line vs a line to ground fault etc. This is a topic where I think notes would have helped me the most
How are you all studying for this specific topic of symmetrical components in this new format???
Yes. All necessary code books will be given as PDFs in addition to the reference manual.
I found this yesterday... gives an idea of what the screen is going to be like. i suspect each code book will be it's own tab.
