A+ 2009 ppl

[Purrrfect]

Anyone here taken the A+ 2009 test and read one or 2 of the prep books? I'm wondering how similar it is to these books, as I'm reading this book and I'm a tad over halfway through and aside from the UL spec # they listed for power supplies and a couple IEEE #s I don't think I've read anything I didn't know. Well except how laser printers physically print. I didn't know the prices were a bit higher than when I looked at taking the test like 4/5 years ago and I'm not really looking to flush $340 down the drain...

[Mizango]

Not sure since I've had my A+ for forever and day but I mean you sound like you should be able to ace it even if the books are a bit off or out of date. Holy cow at the price now @@ That shit used to be hella cheap.

Have you ever taken a practice test or any mock lab? I honestly wouldnt put too much into it since the test is so easy, if you have any background whatsoever you should be able to pass it easily. Wish I could help on the 2009 edition but I have nothing for you in that regard.

[Lyn]

Holy cow at the price now @@ That shit used to be hella cheap.

That's a piece of cake compared to other schoolbooks I've had to get

[Purrrfect]

That's a piece of cake compared to other schoolbooks I've had to get

It used to be like $65 or something I think back when. And that might have covered both tests, not sure.

[Mizango]

Yeah, I dropped 55 on mine and got reimbursed lol.

[Melena]

fuck i hate you all, I was 95 bucks a test and had to do software and hardware core's for mine, and I fucked up software by 1 fucking question and had to retake it. Oh and my employer decided to not reimburse me after they said they would. QQ QQ QQ

[Dmitry]

fuck i hate you all, I was 95 bucks a test and had to do software and hardware core's for mine, and I fucked up software by 1 fucking question and had to retake it. Oh and my employer decided to not reimburse me after they said they would. QQ QQ QQ

Probably like my employer where you get reimbursed when you pass.