- Location
- Massachusetts
Congratulations. 
I passed
- Thread starter George Stolz
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JohnE
Senior Member
- Location
- Milford, MA
George, I haven't been on the forum much the last 2 weeks, and I just noticed this thread. Congrats.
John
John
- Location
- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
- Occupation
- Service Manager
Good job!!!hockeyoligist2 said:
Any good questions on the test?
Edit: Thanks, John.
hockeyoligist2
Senior Member
- Location
- close to greenville sc
georgestolz said:Good job!!!
Any good questions on the test?
Edit: Thanks, John.
They had a lot of questions on motor calc's, resistors in series and parallel, service calc's on dwellings. The service calc's is what I missed mostly, I think, since I'm industrial. Can't remember much of the questions since I was so confident I passed that I started celebrating when I left........ Cold Miller Lite... It was much easier than the J-M, as everyone I talked to had said. A lot of the J-M test was the same and the extra stuff was more industrial type stuff.
glene77is
Senior Member
- Location
- Memphis, TN
George,
Congratulations.
I passed the Memphis, TN, in 1981.
I keep a growing stack of old tickets, just to remind me of how tough it was.
Glen
Congratulations.
I passed the Memphis, TN, in 1981.
I keep a growing stack of old tickets, just to remind me of how tough it was.
Glen
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chevyx92
Senior Member
- Location
- VA BCH, VA
Congrats! On a scale of 1-10 (10 being the hardest) how hard do you think the test was? I give it a 4.georgestolz said:I'm getting tired of all the attention recently, but it's overridden by my overwhelming joy at passing the test.
Thanks to all who got me there.
- Location
- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
- Occupation
- Service Manager
I'd tend to agree. It's been a while now, so I've forgotten some of the particulars. But I think a 4 would sum it up well.chevyx92 said:
The scale is really affected by how much preparation you do before the test. Someone who doesn't test well and doesn't spend much time in the NEC would likely come back with a 8 or a 9. It depends on the person, I think.
I am more impressed with someone who says, "I snowboard, hunt, ski, hike, rock-climb, water-ski, and run four-wheelers every weekend and passed the first time..." than someone who says, "I spend all my free time reading and discussing the NEC and passed my first time." I discovered that the guy I've been working with for the past month passed his on the first try, and he's got an active weekend life.
That's very impressive in my book.
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