This is a good electrical pocketbook.

Everything is awesome and useful.

I would suggest to make the tabs color coded as well if possible.

Super handy for an apprentice just starting the trade

Easy access to all general information

No cons!

Great book for easy and quick reference when doing electrical work

Good size for the tool bag and lots of good info on standards that I have sometimes found hard to locate

Nothing

Excellent layout, I have three books in the series and all are excellent reference material to have on hand.

Everything about them, who’ll expensive for the size, this is more than compensated for by the amount of information provided in such a compact package

Can’t say a bad thing about any of them!

I don't know what makes UGLYS so popular but this book has everything I couldhope for in a little field reference book. Thanks for this awesome little book. I am so glad to finally get my hands on one.

Informative
Logical layout

Included tabs take away from visibility of the colored tabs in the book if you use the tabs like a normal book would

Excellent book with a large amount of handy info, great size for storing in the tool bag. Easy to find what you need. Good quality also.

All of the above.

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great book

easy to keep clean

needed to by the large print, makes it easier to read

I’m so glad I purchased this reference book it has so much information it’s amazing I’m going to study until I learn and memorize the whole book

Information

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Great book

Good reference for most things

Good book full of useful information

alot of great info in one place

very handy to have around. so glad there is an Australian version.

This book is very handy for quick reference! Very good information i use every day on the job.

small and descriptive

would like more NEC code references

Came in handy, helped refresh the memory!

Helped remind me some of the old things from school

Everything I needed in one place

Neat, organized, easy to read

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Good little book, will come in handy just like the other black books.

Covers just about everything

There’s a couple of minor mistakes (which may have already been pointed out &/or fixed):
RT equation on p57 (Thevenin’s Theorem) shows R2 as R1.
AWG example on p98 derives an answer of 5 AWG instead of 16 AWG.
Transformer configurations on p169 should be shown below the text.
Transformer voltage table on p170 lists some rarely encountered voltages (e.g. 208V, 2400V), but not 400/415V which is the standard three-phase voltage in Australia. The three-phase transformer current values seem to be wrong also (e.g. a 100kVA transformer is rated at ~140A per phase at 240V, not 241A).

Excellent pocket sized book on
electricity.

Small but full of information.
Thank you!

Overall I like the work that was done to come up with this material. However, your website says that the book come with a multimeter. Mine didn't come with it.

Excellent guide, amazing work, and quality of the paper, handy for anyone working in the field or plant.

The website or all review said it come with a multimeter,???

Ripper little book to have around that covers a lot of basic topics. Found it a great resource and bought a couple to give to the apprentices as it covers some of those questions they probably aren't up to scratch with and feel embarrassed to ask.

-Great career steer for young apprentices/TAs/green sparkys
-Lot of niche things like conduit bends and lot of the basic stuff that trade school gives but you forget in time
-Additional resources (drill guides/conversion factors)
-Durable


-Limited motor theory but enough to get going, great skill for house bashers not exposed to it
-Would be a complete package if there was a basic fault-finding section for mine sparkys to rip into (surprising how many cannot diagnose simple RCD trips in domestic situations logically)
-Some filler material in there for sure

Before purchasing the book I was a bit hesitant due to the price. However, since it was Australian specific I bit the bullet and picked up a copy and it is hands down the second-best book investment I have made after the NZS/AS 3008. I would love to see a desktop version in the future.

. Australian specific, with reference to other countries when relevant
. Alot of relevent laws, rules and formulas

. No reference to mandatory testing (that I can find)