one_eyed_jack
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I'm scheduled to take my Minnesota Class A Journeyman Exam on June 10th. I have no problem with code questions as I know the code book fairly well and can find most answers rather quickly. So, the code part of the exam should not be much of a problem for me.
I got this information about the exam from this website. "Exam includes 25 code question, open book, & 50 theory practical wiring questions".
Does anyone have any recent experience with this exam? I'm wondering what kind of questions the "50 theory practical wiring" ones are?
Like I said, the open book code questions should be no problem and code calculations shouldn't be to bad for me either.
I have been reviewing basic theory such as series, parallel, and series parallel circuits including all of the associated formulas as well as voltage, current, resistance, and power interactions.
Other than the above, what type of "theory practical wiring" questions might I expect to run into? Will I need to memorize some of the more complex formulas dealing with capacitive and inductive reactance as well as more in depth theory on AC circuits?
I wasn't to worried about this exam when I thought it was all going to be code questions. Now, I'm getting a little more concerned about what kind of questions they may throw in there.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I got this information about the exam from this website. "Exam includes 25 code question, open book, & 50 theory practical wiring questions".
Does anyone have any recent experience with this exam? I'm wondering what kind of questions the "50 theory practical wiring" ones are?
Like I said, the open book code questions should be no problem and code calculations shouldn't be to bad for me either.
I have been reviewing basic theory such as series, parallel, and series parallel circuits including all of the associated formulas as well as voltage, current, resistance, and power interactions.
Other than the above, what type of "theory practical wiring" questions might I expect to run into? Will I need to memorize some of the more complex formulas dealing with capacitive and inductive reactance as well as more in depth theory on AC circuits?
I wasn't to worried about this exam when I thought it was all going to be code questions. Now, I'm getting a little more concerned about what kind of questions they may throw in there.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.