I would live in Dubai or Africa I'm a photographer and videographer and would love to photograph and get drone shots, why I haven't gotten my journeyman certification is schooling I'm in the union local 11 trying to go to school working full time single parent it's hard but with these courses you explain thing where I can understand. I'm waiting on my test date now I have over 15k hours. Thank you for everything I will contact when I pass this time.
table 220.44 says to take the REMAINDER OVER 10KVA AT 50%, But the remainder on the 15 cubicle problem after taking the 10000 kva its only 3500. I'm confused.
It would definitely be Thailand, low cost of living and beautiful young chicks. I've been in the trade for 15 years. I have always made good money with out my Certification but now I feel it's time to settle down and work close to home. We all know you aren't crap with out a Cert so here I am. Thank you for all of your help Code Coach.
If I had to live in another country, I think it might be Brazil. The reason I didn't get my electrical license before now is I had a good career that was providing a decent living and I was doing work I enjoyed. I got laid off after 43 years with the company (mass downsizing), and needed to find other work. I became a handyman. I had done a considerable amount of electrical work on my own property, and was getting some demand for small electrical jobs. In this jurisdiction a license is not required, but an inspection is. I passed all the inspections, but also at the same time started realizing there was a lot to learn in this industry, and I want to be able to help people who might need more than a new receptacle or move of a dryer outlet. I want to be above the minimum requirements when it comes to skill, competency and being able to help someone.
I would do a quick Google search and find out what book your state is testing on, but if it is on the 2017 there's a good chance they're testing in the 2017
In the 2023 version of the book the VA Lighting load for schools is 1.5 NOT 3
Live in another country: Japan and What kept me from getting my license before now: degrees, career, etc
Uruguay has always sounded like a cool place to live. I’m getting the license now so I can provide a more stable future for my family.
Jamaica I've took it 4 times just haven't passed yet but im not given up
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Somewhere in europe, maybe germany
I only recently got into the electrical industry
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I would live in Dubai or Africa I'm a photographer and videographer and would love to photograph and get drone shots, why I haven't gotten my journeyman certification is schooling I'm in the union local 11 trying to go to school working full time single parent it's hard but with these courses you explain thing where I can understand. I'm waiting on my test date now I have over 15k hours. Thank you for everything I will contact when I pass this time.
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In table 220.12, For office it says that its 1.3VA per square foot. how are you getting 1VA per square foot? I'm using the 2020 code book
when asking for LIGHTING, not RECEPTACLES load
220.14(k)(1)&(2)choose the larger one. (1) 180 X #yokes or (2) 1va X sq. ft. you're looking at lighting loads.
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table 220.44 says to take the REMAINDER OVER 10KVA AT 50%, But the remainder on the 15 cubicle problem after taking the 10000 kva its only 3500. I'm confused.
Your close, then you take that leftover 3,500 and multiply it by .50
It would definitely be Thailand, low cost of living and beautiful young chicks. I've been in the trade for 15 years. I have always made good money with out my Certification but now I feel it's time to settle down and work close to home. We all know you aren't crap with out a Cert so here I am. Thank you for all of your help Code Coach.
If I had to live in another country, I think it might be Brazil. The reason I didn't get my electrical license before now is I had a good career that was providing a decent living and I was doing work I enjoyed. I got laid off after 43 years with the company (mass downsizing), and needed to find other work. I became a handyman. I had done a considerable amount of electrical work on my own property, and was getting some demand for small electrical jobs. In this jurisdiction a license is not required, but an inspection is. I passed all the inspections, but also at the same time started realizing there was a lot to learn in this industry, and I want to be able to help people who might need more than a new receptacle or move of a dryer outlet. I want to be above the minimum requirements when it comes to skill, competency and being able to help someone.
Am I wrong using the 2020nec to study with if South Carolina has only adopted 2017
I would do a quick Google search and find out what book your state is testing on, but if it is on the 2017 there's a good chance they're testing in the 2017
1. Guyana
2. experience required