How to Perform Residential Electrical Inspections

Inspection Education Topics Student Discussions
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Starting now.

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I believe there is an incorrect statement in this course.

RMC/thick-wall: this is threaded Rigid Metal Conduit, where any changes of direction require angled fittings.

you can bend and many often do, with pipe benders just as you do with EMT/thin wall. In fact a 3/4 EMT bender is also used as a 1/2 Rigid bender. Just an observation.

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Starting Electrical

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I just finished the final exam for this course. Score of 86. Not bad for my 1st exam, but I am curious as to which questions were incorrect and would like to review them. Is there a way?

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InterNACHI is restricted from providing that type of information. In compliance with federal and state standards, our international distance education policy does not allow us to disclose to students which questions were incorrectly answered. We can not provide the correct answers for those missed questions either. The exam draws upon a larger pool of questions, so that each time you take the exam, you will not have the same exact questions provided. You may take InterNACHI’s online exam as many times as you like in order to pass without penalty.

Thank you.

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I see the note that I am a “non member guest”. I paid the membership fee as a student member. Will I always be tagged this way when I post to the training and education forums?

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The path of this site is a little confusing.

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learning alot

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Im excited about learning this course

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looking forward to this course:roll:

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looking forward to the course

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Ready to begin

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ready

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I love to learn, it keeps me motivated!
Tom.

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ok here we go

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ready,set,go!

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The description of the operation of a three way switch could be clearer. This is what it says:

“When both switches are in contact with one of the travelers, the light is on, but when each switch is in contact with only one traveler, then the light is off.”

Both statements say the same thing but one has the light on and one has the light off. I suggest something like:

When both switches are in contact with the SAME traveler, the light is on, but when each switch is in contact with a DIFFERENT traveler, then the light is off.

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It’s really nice to have access to the training here. Time for Electrical training.

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Moving along at a steady clip. Hoping to have as great a time with this course as the others I have taken so far.:smiley:

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I am going in circles trying to take this course. Where does the maze end?