BuddytheReow
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When @thewintersoldier said PPE I thought of the accounting term (property, plant, and equipment) and had to reread it
I’m Out…
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dawson
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Really?
My brother took a class called something like, "thermal dynamics of fluid heat transfer" while he was studying mechanical engineering.. I like knowledge as much as the next guy but I want nothing to do with any of that.
Could I be an engineer too? I do like me some choo-choo. We rode something called The Dinosaur Train in the MTNs when my grandson was small. My gosh I thought it would never end. 100º open car with the crappy speaker...you know the one...torn cone and "hand-wired" with gum as a connector.....BLASTING a cartoon theme for 2.5 hours while all manner of critter under the height of 2 ft screamed out of tune and no where near harmony.
On second thought....I'll just stick to being useless.
Interestingly enough, a great way to patch a tear in a crappy speaker is to graft a piece of toilet paper to the bowl..er-cone.
Feral Feline
Well-known member
I’m stealing that graphic for a pedal…
Combo, I guess, but what circuits? Spacey Delay and Massive Cavern Reverb? Sample-Hold & Spitty Fuzz?
Thanks for all the inspiration.
TravisM
Active member
That's what electrical or computer engineering is for. None of the fluids or dynamics stuff.
thesmokingman
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that's third year mechanical engineering. I hated that class ... basically the ins and outs of steam quality (ratio of liquid vs gaseous water) in a boiler system. now statics and strengths of materials was a fun class, nothing like breaking things in the name of science
dawson
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I'd be hanging out with my brother talking to him about those classes thinking, "this is extremely complicated and difficult- what a poor guy.."
Needless to say, as a mechanical engineer, he's not really "poor" anymore!
Next time I see him, I'll ask about statics and strengths class.