MEIWC PDF Form (amendment 3)

[happysteve]

This any use to anyone? Knocked it up last night/this morning. You can fill in the form using Adobe Reader, or other popular PDF viewers. If you use Adobe Reader 11 (or presumably later) and some other viewers, then you can save the information you type in on the form as well as print it (earlier versions of Adobe Reader, you could just print it).

View attachment MEIWC_amd3.pdf

I have to admit, I am not sure of the copyright implications of this. I have typed in everything on the form (I've not used any cut and paste), I have tried to recreate the model form in the BYB as accurately as possible (with the addition of "Form no" at the top, which I thought would be useful for a reference number - it was there in the amendment 1 model forms). Maybe I should ask the IET. My understanding is that they actively want people to use the model forms, and they release their own - they are just a bit behind the curve on this (no surprise there, then).

Hence only in the trainee section at the moment.

All done using open source software.

If it's useful, a "thanks" and feedback would be welcome.

 

[telectrix]

how about "details of the modified circuit" ( circuit readings)?

 

[happysteve]

how about "details of the modified circuit" ( circuit readings)?

Not sure I follow, Tel? I've just copied the MIEWC from the big yellow book. Is what you describe on a NAPIT or NIC MEIWC form? Not sure what they look like. I can only go on what's in the BYB, and the things in the "Essential tests" (part 3) are all that's there.

Thanks for the feedback, though

 

[telectrix]

the ones i use have a brief sotr for the one circuit. i.e. just a 1 liner with circuit parameters entered: description, OCPD, R1+R2, Zs.

 

[happysteve]

You're a tough crowd

Alright, how about this?View attachment MEIWC_amd3_multi.pdf

Screenshot:



Any better?

(Works on Adobe Reader on an iPad, or on an Android device, too.)

 

[pennychew]

They look good mate, i like it

 

[telectrix]

like it!. only thing is you put line/line in the IR section, not line/N.

 

[happysteve]

like it!. only thing is you put line/line in the IR section, not line/N.

Doh! ~facepalm~ You're right. Meant to put "live/live" Thanks.

View attachment MEIWC_amd3_multi.pdf

 

[Paul.M]

So Steve that will be your 3rd amendment of the 3rd amendment!!!!

Admin has looked into copyright laws for your pdf certs and everything is fine. Feel free to use them.

Well done Steve, give me a call later, I have an idea???