77401 said:
Way to go!
What was your score?
They don't give scores, just Pass or Fail.
If you fail, you get a bar graph with no numbers on it. You're supposed to work on the subjects with short lines.
iwire said:
Well than you going to have a real hard time with all the JW groupies that will be following you around.
LOL
Nah, it's just between the foal, the new job, and the test coming up I've had a lot going on lately to share about. I get a little self-conscious going off about every little thing, especially so much at once. But if I were to bottle it up, I'd probably explode.
celtic said:
...was there ever any question that you wouldn't pass?
There were two questions in particular that stumped me. I can't remember one of them, but the other was a Chapter 8 question which I couldn't locate. Something about isolating the metallic sheath of a communication cable where it enters a structure - what means were acceptable. I looked around and couldn't find it.
Here's one that I had that I had the good fortune of stumbling across the answer for, later through the exam:
The protective grounding conductor for amateur transmitting and receiving stations shall be not smaller than _____ copper, bronze, or copper-clad steel.
(A) 12 AWG
(B) 10 AWG
(C) 6 AWG
(D) 4 AWG
Any takers?
Edit to add: I am tempted to call the Board and see where I can find a Marina with a 15/120V system, though. Can't they pay someone to double-check the test for typos, for Pete's sake? I mean, I paid $125 to test, you'd think they could afford a proof-reader.
