Looking for study materials or sites

[Sean Fogarty]

Anyone know some good web links for general residential electrical? I think I am going to get my electricians license and need some study materials.

[Robert Meier]

Mike Holt has some excellent study materials but they are a little pricey. I've posted some of his graphics here from time to time. He also runs a very good code forum. You can find more info over at Mikeholt.com. I believe that one of the moderators over there is from Tennessee so he may be able to help.

There's also electrician talk that has a popular forum as well at Eletriciantalk.com.

[Marc D. Shunk]

I am a moderator at www.electriciantalk.com. I can say that while we're not setup to teach a resi electrician, there is plenty of good information there you can learn from. Just don't post, or you're likely to have your posts zapped. It's for professional electricians only, but you can read all you want.

[Linas Dapkus]

Originally Posted by sfogarty

Anyone know some good web links for general residential electrical? I think I am going to get my electricians license and need some study materials.

Sean,
Check out your local colleges. I recently took an electrical course and learned a bunch.

[Bobby Hamilton]

http://www.theelectricalguru.com/seminars.html

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by Marc D. Shunk

I'm not a big fan of attending seminars put on by homosexuals, but do whatever suits you best.

Odd, your Boy Friend said something completely different.

[Sean Fogarty]

Thanks!

Homo what???

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by Marc D. Shunk

I'm not a big fan of attending seminars xx whatever suits you best.

Marc.
Not one of your better posts , Might be nice if you removed It . or altered it Thanks ... Roy

[Marc D. Shunk]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Marc.
Not one of your better posts , Might be nice if you removed It . or altered it Thanks ... Roy

I looked it over, and it appears that I spelled everything properly.

[Jeffrey R. Wicklander]

Originally Posted by sfogarty

Anyone know some good web links for general residential electrical? I think I am going to get my electricians license and need some study materials.

I had to prove that I had 8000 hours of electrical experience. Doesn't Nashville have something similar for getting a license?

Jeff

[Bob Elliott]

I hope that is not really Marc posting that cra-p.

[Jeffrey R. Wicklander]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Marc.
Not one of your better posts , Might be nice if you removed It . or altered it Thanks ... Roy

Marc is one of the few that has respect for Joe T.

Jeff

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by jwicklander

Marc is one of the few that has respect for Joe T.

Jeff

Kinda makes me wonder if he has a screw loose at this point.
Not a good way to ruin his own business in public either.

Slander is never a good business strategy.

[Jeffrey R. Wicklander]

There are study guides based on whichever year's NEC you want. The licensing tests tend to make sure you know how to use the NEC book. They'll also throw in specific questions on your local code.

Jeff

[Marc D. Shunk]

I missed the part where somebody slandered someone. Can someone point that out to me?