hi guys and gals...found this site through google looks really good...full of info and such as

about what im all about:
So Im taking online course for Electrical Technician and really want to do good just like any other person in this world.
Don't get me wrong I do my studying and do all the self checks but sometimes even that not enough for me to get 100%.
So I'm just asking to check some of you guys my exam answeres and point me in the right direction.

All the answeres I circled in red.
I would really appreciate your help guys.

ok i also have to mention that this is the hardest so far...honestly i had such a hard time getting answeres for this exam....i reaaaaallly need somebodys help
if somebody can even help me over msn or something

 

Nope I'm afraid that by asking us your defeating the purpose of your test...and cheating.

 

kinda and kinda not....i do want to get good marks....so far im at 85% in this course
and i do not have any teachers...this is a home course.....i teach myself....so i think i can ask for some help
that is all

 

Is the exam from 1961?
It shows vacuum tubes, unijunction transistors and PUTs! Even tunnel diodes are on it! I bought a tunnel diode in about 1961.
It has nothing about modern parts.

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its from 1986's

any help would be awesome

 

Well I won't answer your unmarked questions but will give you a hint on some you answered wrong (in my opinion)

recheck your answers on 7,14,16,20 and 23.

Good luck

Lefty

 

thanks
wow, looks like i need serious help with this

 

can anyone actually go over with me on these quastions?

 

OK I will bite and give you a few clues.

Q7 The DIRECTION of deflection is...

Q14 Find the voltage across the resistor, then apply Ohms Law to the resistor.

Q16 Just read a book on vacuum tubes.

Q20 What voltage does the coil need to operate?

Q21 The answers are a bit suspect, this is a bad question. Your answer COULD be correct, but it is not the best answer of those available.
Read a book on vacuum tubes.

Q23 What do you think a beam power tube is. It is NOT a CRT.
Read a book on vacuum tubes.

JimB

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No one's going to just give you the answers as this forum is all about helping people and it wouldn't help you in the long run.

However, as you have seen, we don't mind pointing out where you've gone wrong or making hints.

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My hint is to review the most recent lessons.

 

An online course from 1986? Isn't there anything more recent for you to study? Don't get me wrong, antique technology is fun and all, but obsolete just the same.

 

Yes in my opinion, the institution giving the OP this exam is doing him a dis-service with all this old stuff.

When I saw this exam, I was instantly reminded of the library.. talk about a place for ancient/outdated/obsolete information!

 

Valves were still obsolete back in 1986, there again most modern tutorials still contain components that are 20 years or more out of date so it's no surprise that the same was still true 20 years ago.

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I was in college back in the early 70's, valves weren't covered at all, even back then!. The ONLY mention of valves was one afternoon when the normal lecturer was away, and a different guy came and did a lecture about valves - which wasn't the planned lesson! - this would have been 1973.

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