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taking my exam this weekend

5th year apprentice & I’m testing for my license here in NM. Couldn’t be any more grateful for these episodes you’ve been making. Keep up the great work brotherhood💪🏼

Hey shout out to ya coach just passed the virginia journeyman test thank you for the videos keep up the good work

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Your videos helped me pass my master's. MUCH appreciated 👏

For a 11Kw range. 1 problem you using name plate value 11k and other problem you use 8k for demand factors on columnC table220.55...im lost here. Can you explain please. Thank you.

Man is the goat, 2 weeks watching and studying from your weeks 2-14 videos from 3 years ago and I just passed my Master calculations today. Never thought I would make it through that exam man big thanks, you deserve all the subs.

Volume2. 220.55 incudes wall mounted oven, Column C Demand power 8kW. Why answer is 11kW?

Testing tomorrow! This is the best course! Thank you Coach

Really Appreciate the video!! Just starting out, started my first year and this a big help!!!

Get your license start your own business. a company never gonna pay you good.

7:34 why did you multiply by 1.25 here?

im following, adjusting for 2023, but bro blazing through it wit expedient explanations. ty tho...some good bread crumbs. some not matching

I have to drop a comment here about God, God will help you enlarge your knowledge And God will help your kids too to be smart , why? because you lights the candles of yours and put on the table beside the window so that the world may see it, you are better than Mike Holt i may say it because you give us free knowledge and you are not lazy trying to make us understand the concept, you can observe your kid from now they will grow to be smart because GOD WILL EXCHANGE your toil and blood in helping us to see the best of electric.. I have failed once at the my journeyman test... and i am ready to fight again...i like how you said this.. when you deserve your license JUST GO TO GET IT..i will be sitting my paper and i will come to tell you.. I got it.. I am a pacific islander I have been here to the State for 8 years and i have my contractor license now as C10 1081319 ... Now i am moving to my journeyman. then to Master then to Engineering.. it's my sream and if fail from that..maybe one of my grandkids will finish it for me.. malo..

Hey coach. Exactly where Is the video about voltage drop? I’ve seen all your videos on the 10 week course but haven’t come across voltage drop.

If you're here with the 2023 code, the general lighting and receptacle load now INCLUDES the garage as part of the floor space. Code reference is 220.5(C) Apart from that I believe dwelling unit calculations are pretty much the same.

Amazing stuff. Thank you so much for all these great videos ❤

Do you have the question saved as pdf in the paid version? Thank you!

Hi guys. About 5+ years of experience here, not so prepared in the theory, my exam will be this month, I chose that date because I wanted to, just wanted to try for the first time how is it? How will I do? Do you ever think there’s a little chance for me to pass? Studying every day for a month? Thanks legends

Your videos are awesome! I appreciate you putting these out.

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?

You want to pass the exam take his program

great videos!!!

'Continuous Duty' is listed as 'Duty, Continuous' so all the other 'Duty' definitions are in the same place and you can read them all at the same time. Otherwise you would have to flip pages looking under "C", "I", "P", "S" and "V" to find all the 'Duty' references.

First slide about 2020 EGC says says "1/4 INCH" volume for each additional EGC after 4. HOWEVER, 2020 code says: "single VOLUME allowance" up to 4 and "quarter VOLUME allowance" (NOT INCHES) for each additional EGC Confusion with this question: 3#12 Hot + 3#12 Neutral + 1#12 EGC+ 3#14 Hot + 3#14 Neutral = 27.27 Answer '27.75' is based on 2017 code not 2020 Same example If 2020: 3#12 Hot + 3#12 Neutral + 1#12 EGC + .5#12 EGC + 3#14 Hot + 3#14 Neutral = 28.875 Is this correct??? Confusion with this question: 7#12 EGC Discussion says "1/4 INCH" but calculation is based on "1/4 VOLUME" Same with this question: 6#12 Hot + 6#12 Neutral + 6#12 ECG Discussion says "1/4 INCH" but calculation is based on "1/4 VOLUME"

In the 2023 version of the book the VA Lighting load for schools is 1.5 NOT 3

Way too much static in Mike Holtz courses to actually learn how to pass a test. You want to pass take this course

the last answer is also in 230.10

Thank you for having your channel, we have CEU electrical class at work but Everytime I attend, I’m online understanding probably 25% of the topics. Your teaching skills, simplifying things make sooo much understandable. Thanks coach. I’m brand new to the electrical world but you make it easy.

I'm taking my test the beginning of next year 2024

@56:28 Why are we listening to the terminal rating, before you said we never listen to the terminal rating.

Thanks nice snd straight to the point. Ill be in my last year in 2024 the take test.

For the question regarding #10 wire THWN-2 with ambient temp of 142- if following the ** next to 10 on the amp table it states to follow 240.4 D which states after temp correction should not exceed 25 amps, does this not apply to this question?

Not sure if anyone has commented but in step 2 you have 1,200,000 rather than 120,000 when explaining application of demand factors.

Jamaica I've took it 4 times just haven't passed yet but im not given up

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High voltage lineman.... instead of inside wire man. Medium voltage 13.2kva/kw/va.....thank you for helping us "electrician." The best online electrical education.

I want to pass this cert and go from Code Officer to multi trait inspector. Heck yeah 🤙

I think I would go into the AI research because it seems to be expanding.

Inspiring the next generation.

Hello. I'm on week 10, been watching your videos very closely for the past 2 weeks, which has helped me get a better understanding on how to use the NEC, I'm very grateful for your efforts. I would like to know for this episode. How did you find out why we only use our FLA for overloads, and FLC for short circuit, ground-fault protection. I only know how to use those factors, because you said it on the video and you made it clear on how to use them. But how or where in the NEC does it mention it?

U the goat!

What a day feel like I'm really making some progress

Do you think these series of mini tests is the best way to study ? Im getting ready to test out in Washington state

is this for the Canadian code or the us code ?

39:00 bounding conductor

Great video. I really enjoyed this. I enjoy all of your videos but this one and the style I would love to see more of thanks again.