These videos are excellent but you go super fast....I'm currently studying for my Electrical LLE exam here in Tennessee. I paid for an online course, that only allows you to print off the paperwork and guarantees you to pass, but I've already learnt more here in the 1st 3 videos
lol you gotta listen quicker! lol were in the process of remastering the program. In the meantime you can click the settings wheel next to the video and speed up or slow down any youtube video
starting at 29:06 time on the video. Your video has a question but all the answers shown are Incorrect. This threw me off big time as I was following along as I paused the video to calculate the question myself just to find out I couldn't come up with any of the answer shown. I finally unpaused the video to let it play out and show me how to get the answer and the correct answer magically showed up after you worked it out. I was just letting you know about this
the question about the 2 ranges at 3.2 kva. the answer is not there in the beginning of the question and then changes when he answers it. its all good maybe just a miss print, but dont let it stump you when you first try and solve in on your own! Still a great video!
On the question where we used the notes and found an average kva rating for three ranges, he did not add them together before calculating the demand factor. He basically found the demand factor for a single range instead of all three. He even reminded us in the beginning to be sure to use the TOTAL of all ranges added together.
i have worked for my father for 23 years and he just passed away. im now in a crunch to get my licenses. i was about to pay 1100 dollars that i definitely dont have until i found these videos. Once im done and pass my test if there is anything i can do to help your cause just let me know
Hey Perry. Are you assuming that all of these range and cooktop calculations are using the Standard Method? If the question doesn't mention the standard method then you can't use Table 200.55 is that correct? In that case it would just be nameplate. Am I missing something? Thanks
i was doing this problem at time 38:47 you show the answers A. 8 kva B. 9 kva C. 11 D. 13 but when you do the problem at the end you have on A.7.6 i was looking the answer i did 2 time and a get the 7.6 kva but the answer was 8 so i was lost but it was just a mistyped
At about 29:10, the correct answer is not listed in the preliminary available answers. Love your videos, thank you!
This is pure gold. Much appreciated
Thanks for all your hard work making this available.
Welcome to the community!!
These videos are excellent but you go super fast....I'm currently studying for my Electrical LLE exam here in Tennessee. I paid for an online course, that only allows you to print off the paperwork and guarantees you to pass, but I've already learnt more here in the 1st 3 videos
lol you gotta listen quicker! lol were in the process of remastering the program. In the meantime you can click the settings wheel next to the video and speed up or slow down any youtube video
love the vid but your options at 29:15 dont include 4.8kva
Bro ur amazing 🙏🏼 thank uuu ibew local 11
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starting at 29:06 time on the video. Your video has a question but all the answers shown are Incorrect. This threw me off big time as I was following along as I paused the video to calculate the question myself just to find out I couldn't come up with any of the answer shown. I finally unpaused the video to let it play out and show me how to get the answer and the correct answer magically showed up after you worked it out. I was just letting you know about this
Thank you for letting me know.
Dude saaaaame!
the question about the 2 ranges at 3.2 kva. the answer is not there in the beginning of the question and then changes when he answers it. its all good maybe just a miss print, but dont let it stump you when you first try and solve in on your own! Still a great video!
Excellent videos sir. Much appreciated!
Let's go!!
God bless you.
Great job
On the question where we used the notes and found an average kva rating for three ranges, he did not add them together before calculating the demand factor. He basically found the demand factor for a single range instead of all three. He even reminded us in the beginning to be sure to use the TOTAL of all ranges added together.
Thank you!
This guy origin must be from England. His Accents is so natural that I Can Catch 💯%
Helpful videos. Please keep up the excellent work
Could you do a video over single phase ranges on three phase service calculations please
At it again!!!
#grind
Great videos.
thanks brother
i have worked for my father for 23 years and he just passed away. im now in a crunch to get my licenses. i was about to pay 1100 dollars that i definitely dont have until i found these videos. Once im done and pass my test if there is anything i can do to help your cause just let me know
There are 14 or so other books when taking the actual test do you have any videos on those books as i'm pretty proficient with the nec?
Hey Perry. Are you assuming that all of these range and cooktop calculations are using the Standard Method? If the question doesn't mention the standard method then you can't use Table 200.55 is that correct? In that case it would just be nameplate. Am I missing something?
Thanks
220.55 that is...
Great question, it's always the "standard method" unless the words optional method are listed.
Do you recommend getting the Tom Henry Key Word index in preparation for the test?
Coach what area of the country are you in ? Just Curious
Tennessee
i was doing this problem at time 38:47 you show the answers A. 8 kva B. 9 kva C. 11 D. 13 but when you do the problem at the end you have on A.7.6 i was looking the answer i did 2 time and a get the 7.6 kva but the answer was 8 so i was lost but it was just a mistyped
Occasionally there are typos thank you so much for pointing it out!