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I will be the first EE to join in. I think that if you like mechanical and comfortable with mechanical, you should definitely go mechanical. My theory is that you have to like what your doing, or is it worth going back to school for a couple years, to do something you may not like. Just my 2...

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It looks like ABB but Stromberg. They have some manuals online. If you come across any original manuals, I would like to get a copy. http://www.abb.com/product/db0003db004281/c12573e700330419c225695f003ae929.aspx

I am looking for an official standard for symbols that are used on single line. I know that IEEE has a symbol standard, but the majority list in that book are for electronic devices. Any help would be appreciated

A quick search for ""Industrial Power Systems Handbook" Beeman" returns some links for a pdf to download, they are from rapidshare and 4shared. Not sure about those sites. Being published in 1955 it may be public domain, I am not up on all the copyright laws.

I attached a link to the 5th Edition of the Siemens Power Engineering Guide.http://www.automation.siemens.com/mcms/totally-integrated-power/en/Documents/Power_Engineering_Guide_2008.pdf

I believe switchgearman is correct and the breaker has to be in one of the three positions to close. I attached the manual for the breaker in case you don't have it.http://www.electricalmanuals.net/files/MV-HV-EQUIP/BREAKERS/ABB/AD-VAC/IB-6-2-13-7-1.pdf

I am interested in expanding overseas since, I would like to collect manuals from all companies, I just have better access to the US manuals at this point. Thanks for the help

I agree that it is a big under taking. I put together a web site for electrical manuals, and thought that it would be helpful to have something like this, since the majority of the time the model names didn't change. I am also a dork and like the history aspect of it also. I have tried to...

I am working on a project and some help would be appreciated. I am wanting to try to put a timeline/flow chart of some type together that shows what equipment manufacturer was bought out/absorbed by who. For example, ITE was broken up, I know that Siemens got the molded case breakers, I...

Sorry for the delay, see the attached file, I think it is what you are looking forhttp://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=5a1952d4-6444-4afc-8a3c-6ba91e39239f&file=6ra24_SIMOREG_(old_drive).zip

I have a bunch of Simoreg manuals. I will check to see if I have that specific one tonight