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There is information at the end of this video. Thanks.

There is information at the end of all mock exam videos from playlist. Thanks.

Thank you point out that D is the right answer.

I can't say for sure. The mock exam questions are not the actual EWRB exam questions. They only evaluate your theoretical knowledge and give an indication of whether you have a chance to pass. If you're scoring around 70, your chances are slim. If you're scoring over 85, your chances are higher. Also, while practising with mock exams can improve your chances, there’s no better or more efficient preparation than consistent study and practice online Mock exam. Hope this helps!

An isolation transformer does not directly reduce earth current. Instead, it works by separating the primary and secondary windings, which isolates the connected load from the main power source. This isolation can help prevent ground loops and reduce the chances of faults related to earth currents. Its primary role is to provide safety by isolating circuits, not to manage or reduce earth currents specifically.

Yes, you can, but you can only access them through the polytechnic Moodle system. Please contact your local polytechnic or EarnLearn if you are an electrical apprentice to enrol in the EWRB Theory or Regulation course. You can then check if that polytechnic has installed the EWRB mock exams even though I has shared with them. Thanks.

Please check out the information at the end of the video. Thanks.

First, you can watch this set of mock exams on the screen. If you’d like to practise more questions, there’s information at the end of this video.

The information is on the end of screen you can see it.Thanks

there is information on the end screen of three phase transformer calculation. Thanks.

Did you manage to find it and is it free ??

Can't find the mock test

@@felixtaratoa5169 It is free for NZ polytechnic students only. it is on NZ polytechnic Moodle online system. asking your local polytechinic but it is not free unless you are their student. Thanks.

Well that's not helpfull at all is it ! I finished my level 4 I need something like your platform to help with final exams

I haven't completed this video. Thanks.

The N stands for the motor speed. the N is derived from the Latin word "numerus," meaning "number." In the context of motor speed, it represents the number of revolutions per minute (RPM).

Watch the introduction video about EWRB Electrician Theory exam from playlist. Thanks

a mechanically controlled capacitor.This adjustable capacitor allows precise tuning for circuits, ideal for radio and tuning applications.

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