City & Guilds F Gas 2079

[Allen Key]

Hello There

Im looking at doing the F Gas exam and was wondering what type of questions I would be asked in the theory part.
Any help would be greatly appreaciated

Regards

Dave

[djbe]

found this?

http://www.acr-news.com/news/news.as...+F-Gas+test%3F

[RSTC]

see this thread

http://www.refrigeration-engineer.co...highlight=2079

[Allen Key]

found this?

http://www.acr-news.com/news/news.as...+F-Gas+test%3F

Thanks mate

i came across these questions on the city & guilds website. Im looking for more examples of questions ie practice make perfect lol

Regards

Dave

[Kev The Tool]

i believe they choose 40 from about 400 so you probably wouldnt get " your " questions anyway, best way is to just prepeare yourself prior to the test the best you can, swat up on stuff your not 100% with. good luck
Kev

[krislton]

I've just taken mine after being on the 2 week intensive course with Technique training and passed the C&G and CITB. Its mainly questions on things like the Montreal and Koyoto protocols, GWP, ODS, Health and safety, types of valves, where and outdoor condenser is best located (south facing wall), which refrigerants have greater ozone depleting potential than t'others, system efficiency etc its not mega hard but looking at my score on the C&G I did only just scrape through it lol.

[Grizzly]

Back off Fridgetek.
3 posts all with direct blatant links to a training centre.
Within posts that are aged.
That is not offering helpful advice its direct self advancement.
And it stinks!
You have been reported to the moderators.

Grizzly

[Fridgetek]

Back off? Strange comment considering I am only trying to help someone, particularly with some of the requests on here by non-trade individuals that are subsequently given advice that shouldn't be given!
Or is it that some people like to be seen as top dogs?

[Grizzly]

Back off? Strange comment considering I am only trying to help someone, particularly with some of the requests on here by non-trade individuals that are subsequently given advice that shouldn't be given!
Or is it that some people like to be seen as top dogs?

You can call me what you like.
There is a code of conduct on the forum where we all help where we can irrespective of the "level of competence" or experience we have.
I will accept your argument when you offer something other than links / references to one Training company.

As good as they may be there are plenty of other guys that work for other companies offering the same.
Who like the rest of "Us" do not promote their own!
By all means offer an opinion, but don't be surprised if it is commented upon when you do as you have so far.

I have been shot down many times and will happily admit it I have read your posts wrong.
So please feel free to correct my assumption that you have a vested interest in this particular training company.
Oh and by the way, when you have been on the forum for long enough.
You will realise that there is no way of knowing just who is behind many of the posts.

When you spend time talking to many off forum, you will truly appreciate the breadth of knowledge available without any self promotion.

I hope you can help many in the future, which is what makes this forum great.
My fear and reason for criticising your initial posts is that it would not take many "self promoting or being to selective with their recommendations.
To destroy what is available here.

Hopefully you will understand what I am trying to say?
One thing is clear to me, but maybe not to you?

Is that I am no top dog, and am subject to criticism just as you are.
I have however made a lot of friends on this forum without promoting myself, my employers or any particular company.
Grizzly

[Magoo]

Well stated Grizzly.

[ALFONSOTHAWE]

Fact Grizzly