[Old Brian]

Greetings.

Is anyone aware of any iOS (iPhone/iPad) apps for the 2015 C.E.C.? Thanks for any pointers.

 

[electricguy]

http://shop.csa.ca/en/canada/c221-c...1-15-interactive-standard/invt/27036712015int

 

[HackWork]

Another alternative is to use the PDF reader of your choice to view the CEC PDF file. That's what I do with the NEC, I use the PDF on my computer, iPad, and iPhone.

 

[Old Brian]

http://shop.csa.ca/en/canada/c221-c...1-15-interactive-standard/invt/27036712015int

Thanks for the reply. I'll check that out.

 

[The_Modifier]

@Old Brian check out e-calc on the ipad. There is a Canadian version. Not to bad.

If you P.M. me your email address, I may have something for you.

 

[Old Brian]

@Old Brian check out e-calc on the ipad. There is a Canadian version. Not to bad.

If you P.M. me your email address, I may have something for you.

Thanks for that pointer. As far as sending you a private message, I would if I could figure out how to do that. The lack of a help system for the site (at least one which I could find) doesn't help matters.

 

[HackWork]

You don't have have enough posts to PM yet.

 

[Old Brian]

You don't have have enough posts to PM yet.

Too bad that I have to clutter up the forum finding that out, instead of reading it in a help system. Do you know what the magic number is?

 

[darren79]

I second e-calc, quick and easy for pipe fill, voltage drop, allowable ampacity, and many more calculations.

 

[electricguy]

Too bad that I have to clutter up the forum finding that out, instead of reading it in a help system. Do you know what the magic number is?

I think it is 5 posts Maybe a mod can chirp in

 

[The_Modifier]

I think it is 5 posts Maybe a mod can chirp in

@Cricket

 

[The_Modifier]

Too bad that I have to clutter up the forum finding that out, instead of reading it in a help system. Do you know what the magic number is?

Try welcoming a few members HERE to boost your posting count. :thumbsup:

 

[Admin]

I think it is 5 posts Maybe a mod can chirp in

@Cricket

I created a new thread in the Getting Started section for this information.
http://www.electriciantalk.com/f34/post-requirements-additional-permissions-201281/

 

[Hangry]

Just looked up e-calc and noticed there is a regular and pro version available, both are $20. Any difference?

 

[NDC]

Just looked up e-calc and noticed there is a regular and pro version available, both are $20. Any difference?

I don't think there is a difference.

 

[PlugsAndLights]

Too bad that I have to clutter up the forum finding that out, instead of reading it in a help system. Do you know what the magic number is?

Looks like you now have 18 posts. Think the magic number is 20.
Post the first two dumb things that pop into your head in the
controversial forum. That (dumb posts) is what that forum is for
anyways.
P&L

 

[HackWork]

Looks like you now have 18 posts. Think the magic number is 20.
Post the first two dumb things that pop into your head in the
controversial forum. That (dumb posts) is what that forum is for
anyways.
P&L

Not since you left.

 

[Hangry]

@Old Brian check out e-calc on the ipad. There is a Canadian version. Not to bad.

If you P.M. me your email address, I may have something for you.

I second e-calc, quick and easy for pipe fill, voltage drop, allowable ampacity, and many more calculations.

Hey you guys that own e-calc. I was about to download it but read a recent review that the pipe fill calc is way off with 2015 cec.
Can either of you confirm?
Thanks

 

[The_Modifier]

At a quick glance, all appears to be good. But I would have to look at it closer.