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ballvalve · Jan 12, 2010

I am looking to get licensed in the next 6 months, I need to brush up on a few things, Does Mike holts Illustrated guide to electrical theory cover ohm's law in good detail, Any recommendations on a study guide?
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ballvalve · Jan 12, 2010

I ordered ithe book anyway ... can't go wrong with to much info right

Ken9876 · Jan 12, 2010

If you get the exam prep book that will cover all the math you should need to take the NJ test.

spurlob6968 · Jan 12, 2010

Depends. Have you had any training in electrical work?

roger · Jan 12, 2010

spurlob6968 said:
Depends. Have you had any training in electrical work?

If you click on the members name you can access his profile, in this case the OP is an apprentice.

Roger

spurlob6968 · Jan 12, 2010

I am still new to this myself. I am sorry. The Mike Holts NEC exam prep book and the simulated exam would be a big help. It helps you to get use to looking up the answers for the questions.

wyrepullr · Jan 17, 2010

I too am looking to take the NJ test in the next few months. (waiting to hear back from board). last year i ordered mikes full ME package and i have been going through it and have found it helpful.The theory package has most of the ohm's law stuff, plus some good study aids. I'm finding the exam prep books very helpful as well w/ calcs and challenge quizzes.

ballvalve · Jan 19, 2010

thanks for the replies guys, i figured i would start from the beginning. would like to try and pass the test in one shot, we'll see

Thanks ken I think I'll get the exam prep next month

DAWGS · Jan 19, 2010

Mikes stuff helped me pass my masters 10 years ago. I have quite a bit of his material.

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