Nick,
Oh yeah, the Electricalc Pro is the bomb. A new installer gets the
logo T-shirts, safety glasses, and one of those. I also recommend them
to my SEI students AFTER we teach the longhand version....
Bob-O
On Apr 23, 2009, at 6:47 AM, Nicholas Ponzio wrote:
Dana,
I'm glad to hear that you're happy with that calculator. I've
considered buying it in the past but I just couldn't get past the fact
that the website claims:
Enter BTU to find Kilowatts per Hour ...
-Nik
Dana wrote:
Voltage drop and Vd%
We have been using a Calculated Industries - Electro-Calc Pro for
the last 3[?] Code changes. Web site is www.calculatedindustries.com
<http://www.calculatedindustries.com>
Conduit size, multiple combinations of wire size, Vd, Vd%, Ground
size, HP, you name it & it calculates it. The calculator has an
upgradeable chip for the changes in the code when that happens.
Great investment @ $129??
It is all a few key strokes away.
We keep one on the desk, one in the travel case and on each truck.
.
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