Midwest Storms

[David A. Andersen]

Ben,

I am taking my test next week.
My Dad passed away two weeks ago and I was tied up. They didn't have any tests available so I just waited. I'm taking it in Nashville. A little easier for me to get to I think.

Anything on the test that was a surprise to you?

[bkelly1]

Not really suprised me, but the questions about coal, and oil fired heating I bombed on surely. I have never seen one. The only book I looked at was the "Illustrated Home" Some of the drawings from there were on the test but they were so small they were hard to see. Many of the pictures with cracks in brick walls was on there.

My biggest advice would be to read all the answers completely! There are some that are worded tricky. I was finished in a little over an hour. You have 4 hours so I guess I should have checked all my answers. You will do great! No sweat!

Sorry to hear about your father. You are in my thoughts.

[David A. Andersen]

Thanks,

and Thanks!

Coal !??? OK!

Oil, I should be OK. When I was teaching AC to the New England Fuel Institute (Oil Guys), they taught me all I DIDN"T want to know about Oil!
You could smell those guys coming to class when they were in the parking lot! And, they changed clothes before school!

[wforsyth]

I'm sorry to hear about your father David. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.

God bless,
Wendy

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by dandersen

Thanks,

and Thanks!

Coal !??? OK!

Oil, I should be OK. When I was teaching AC to the New England Fuel Institute (Oil Guys), they taught me all I DIDN"T want to know about Oil!
You could smell those guys coming to class when they were in the parking lot! And, they changed clothes before school!

They are going to have a temp split question David.

[David A. Andersen]

Thanks Wendy!

Thanks Brian!
I think I'm ready if I don't read into it!!!