Neal_scott777
Junior Member
I am a Wireless Engineer for an oil and gas producer is Deep South Texas.
What is your REAL job?
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highdesert
Member
I'm a general and electrical contractor. GB98, EE98. Headed back to school for electrical engineering next year.
SnowRocker88
Amateur pilot and builder
What is a wireless engineer?
Aren't all engineers fundamentally "wireless"?
well, except those with pacemakers, I suppose.
rcwingman
being Ghetto since 2016
I did a training as an IT-guy its called "IT-Systemelektroniker" in my country, did an MCSA and CCNA certification and a webmaster course.
I worked as a Administrator for medical sport systems on a smal company.
After that I hate computer stuff. Really! Solving everyday problems from users sucks.
The most boring part is to wait until the patch, update, driver or script is processed.
After that I decided to go to school again.
I have a Bachelor of Arts in Arts and Design which covers everything from camera operating, designing 2D, 3D, lighting production workflows etc. That was a nice experience. I know a lot of thinks, but I'm not an expert in anything because I scratched the surface only and did not go into details very much.
Now im a freelance filmer and photographer and do e-commerce stuff on my own, reselling rc parts and prototyping parts in online stores.
Thats how i make my money. Not much but enough to pay the rent.
I worked as a Administrator for medical sport systems on a smal company.
After that I hate computer stuff. Really! Solving everyday problems from users sucks.
The most boring part is to wait until the patch, update, driver or script is processed.
After that I decided to go to school again.
I have a Bachelor of Arts in Arts and Design which covers everything from camera operating, designing 2D, 3D, lighting production workflows etc. That was a nice experience. I know a lot of thinks, but I'm not an expert in anything because I scratched the surface only and did not go into details very much.
Now im a freelance filmer and photographer and do e-commerce stuff on my own, reselling rc parts and prototyping parts in online stores.
Thats how i make my money. Not much but enough to pay the rent.
ScottyWarpNine
Mostly Harmless
I am an Electrical Engineering Technology student at the University of Akron.
I currently work at a retro superstore in Akron, Ohio called the Bomb Shelter. Flite Test visited the store a while back and David bought and ate some super old Military ration crackers. The video is in FT Extra.
I currently work at a retro superstore in Akron, Ohio called the Bomb Shelter. Flite Test visited the store a while back and David bought and ate some super old Military ration crackers. The video is in FT Extra.
ScottyWarpNine
Mostly Harmless
ive seen that. thats a nice store...
Its pretty cool. Always changing because things always come and go. If anybody wants to visit while in town for Flite Fest, we still have some crackers
I turn in my application to the local FBO tonight. Hopefully I'll be working as an aviation line technician. Fancy name for towing and washing airplanes.
I am a automotive designer, use UG NX at work 3D modelling auto parts. It pays. I am looking for a cheap cad system to use at home to design planes. So far LibreCAD and DraftSight are competing on my PC. I have tried Sketchup, but it is an artsy system, no means of controlling dimensions. Still looking for an acceptable system.
I don't know much about those other two but perhaps you would be interested in this: http://help.sketchup.com/en/article/95599
Let me know what you think. I like drawing programs too and free is normally my target price.
Well I saw I was wrong about SketchUp...I am going back to it. It can scale accurately. Oooo......
Now your link was for a Layout function, and that comes with Pro, now you are not free anymore. I saw the video in Mad (Scratch) Builder's Corner, and I am running back to work in SketchUp with hope. The Forum needs a CAD folder for this.
Now your link was for a Layout function, and that comes with Pro, now you are not free anymore. I saw the video in Mad (Scratch) Builder's Corner, and I am running back to work in SketchUp with hope. The Forum needs a CAD folder for this.
mrwzrd59
Old Guy Geek
VP of Technical Sales
By trade I'm a tool & Die maker and CNC machinist. I retired from "fool & die" and went into mechanical design/ engineering full time. I now find myself as Vice President of an RV supply company LCI Inc. responsible for plastics, cad design, technical sales, estimating, product development and tooling engineering.....We wear a bunch of hats!
I do mechanical CAD Design on the side to keep sane and recently designed a top fuel drag bike engine for Team Alwine and Korry Hogan. They're world record holders and plan on setting some more with the new bike and engine. See me and them on facebook.
Oh yea, I have Solidworks 2014 and own my own seat of Mastercam X4.
By trade I'm a tool & Die maker and CNC machinist. I retired from "fool & die" and went into mechanical design/ engineering full time. I now find myself as Vice President of an RV supply company LCI Inc. responsible for plastics, cad design, technical sales, estimating, product development and tooling engineering.....We wear a bunch of hats!
I do mechanical CAD Design on the side to keep sane and recently designed a top fuel drag bike engine for Team Alwine and Korry Hogan. They're world record holders and plan on setting some more with the new bike and engine. See me and them on facebook.
Oh yea, I have Solidworks 2014 and own my own seat of Mastercam X4.
zombiehunter
Member
I'm a police officer in LA County. I pushed a radio car for the first 5 years of my career and for the last 2 years I've been doing computer forensics for the department.
rcwingman
being Ghetto since 2016
HEy what do you mean with pushing a radio car for the first 5 years oy your career?
zombiehunter
Member
Hey rcwingman sorry it's cop talk for saying I was assigned to patrol, So basically that meant that my primary responsibility was to handle calls for service in full police uniform while driving a marked black and white police vehicle.