Exam Questions for Journeyman Test
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LarryFine
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"But, look how well the suit fits."
Two (pick your favorite substance)'ed guys were walking along a train track.
#1: "I wish we'd get to the bottom of these stairs already!"
#2: "Yeah, but it's the low handrails that are bugging me!"
LarryFine
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True, but it also wouldn't be a T-19.What if you had a lamp that wasn't round like an A-19 lamp. I wouldn't call 19/8 the diameter.
LarryFine
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\True, but it also wouldn't be a T-19.
I can see you point to a T lamp, but calling 48" the lamp width is silly. :roll:
LarryFine
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Okay, lets get some things straight right now!
1. Of course, it's silly! This is us. :grin:
2. If you look at the end of an F32T8, it's 1" tall, 1" wide, and 48" deep.
3. If you look at one broadside, it's 1" tall, 1" deep, and 48" wide.
So, there!
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Okay, lets get some things straight right now!
1. Of course, it's silly! This is us. :grin:
2. If you look at the end of an F32T8, it's 1" tall, 1" wide, and 48" deep.
3. If you look at one broadside, it's 1" tall, 1" deep, and 48" wide.
So, there!
And if you order one from the supply house it's 48" long. :grin:
Okay, lets get some things straight right now!
1. Of course, it's silly! This is us. :grin:
2. If you look at the end of an F32T8, it's 1" tall, 1" wide, and 48" deep.
3. If you look at one broadside, it's 1" tall, 1" deep, and 48" wide.
So, there!
See what your posting for post count can lead to Larry?
Roger
cschmid
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my gosh they are only 48: from pin to pin end and dia is 7/8" bulb lenght 47" now i am confused if it was not for CFL I believe the a19 was on the way to extinction..:grin: kind of like us..:grin:
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Didn't mean to hijack this thread with a silly question. Does anyone have anything better for Tom?
brother
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How about ' What is Ohms law, or ask them to draw the Ohms law formula wheel. '
I feel every electrician should try to memorize those basic formulas.
What is a multi wire branch circuit? What is the one of the potential dangers of sharing a neutral.
Ask them have they had any 'control questions'. Have them draw a basic start stop control diagram.
Will there be conduit bending on the job?? ask basic conduit bening questions, whats the take up for 1/2 bender for a ninety
Ok, some of my questions are little weak I admit, but its a start.
I feel every electrician should try to memorize those basic formulas.
What is a multi wire branch circuit? What is the one of the potential dangers of sharing a neutral.
Ask them have they had any 'control questions'. Have them draw a basic start stop control diagram.
Will there be conduit bending on the job?? ask basic conduit bening questions, whats the take up for 1/2 bender for a ninety
Ok, some of my questions are little weak I admit, but its a start.
brother
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Be sure to specify if its a motor or not.
remember that #12 wire can have a larger breaker than 20 amp ahead of it. 
cadpoint
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Ask them the inch cubic multiplier's for #10, or #8, or #6, for box fill?
Ask them either given a 120V or a 277V how many circuits can be in a multigang
switch box before a divider is required?
Ask them if two different voltages with the same insulation value can be in the
same conduit (or any way you want to word it)
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Ask them how do you convert in lbs to ft lbs on a torque wrench?
Ask them what equipment is required when working in or around a man-hole?
Ask them either given a 120V or a 277V how many circuits can be in a multigang
switch box before a divider is required?
Ask them if two different voltages with the same insulation value can be in the
same conduit (or any way you want to word it)
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Ask them how do you convert in lbs to ft lbs on a torque wrench?
Ask them what equipment is required when working in or around a man-hole?
LarryFine
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Well, I think you have to pay a cover charge.
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How about some of the questions that are posted here a lot:
What kind of insulation is in NM?
What is the ampacity of NM?
Can I use NM in commercial?
Can I use AL in commercial sevices?
Do I need 2 ground rods if I have a water pipe electrode?
How many receptacles on a circuit?
Is a box required every 100' ft?
Do you derate THHN from the 75C column or 90C?
Can I use T 310.15 for a resi sub panel?
What are the primary differences between T250.66 and T250.122?
Can I use cords above drop ceilings?
Does the neutral count as a CCC for derating?
I could go on, but I think you can see where I am going.
What kind of insulation is in NM?
What is the ampacity of NM?
Can I use NM in commercial?
Can I use AL in commercial sevices?
Do I need 2 ground rods if I have a water pipe electrode?
How many receptacles on a circuit?
Is a box required every 100' ft?
Do you derate THHN from the 75C column or 90C?
Can I use T 310.15 for a resi sub panel?
What are the primary differences between T250.66 and T250.122?
Can I use cords above drop ceilings?
Does the neutral count as a CCC for derating?
I could go on, but I think you can see where I am going.
cschmid
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Tom What type of work is this Journeyman going to be doing..residential, commercial, industrial, institutional? what is the first project you are going to use the journeyman on?
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