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job thread - 09.14.2007, 12:12 PM

I searched but couldn't find what I wanted, I thought there was a thread asking everyone's jobs. I'm learning so much, and seeing lutach build his own esc has me inspired. I'm disabled so my schooling would be almost completely funded. I'm 28 I suppose it's time for me to grow up. So what jobs do people around here have, more importantly, what path do I take to learn more about r/c?


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09.14.2007, 12:48 PM

Try electrical engineering or mechanical engineering. I'm taking up Mech E now and I like it. I have to build a robot at the end of the semester and I'm using my rustler or stampede as a base. You just got to love r/c :D
   
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09.14.2007, 01:25 PM

I think that thread was in the temporary forum. Try looking over there.

If you want to design stuff, then yes, ME or EE (also MET and EEET - which are engineering technology degrees, just without as much Calculus).
If you want to actually build them, then I'd suggest more of a trade school (ie., DeVries or something along those lines).


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09.14.2007, 06:00 PM

JThiessen - what exactly does MET and EEET stand for? I am assuming the beginning part is "mechanical engineering...." and "electrical engineering....". What does the "T" stand for?


   
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09.14.2007, 06:21 PM

MET - Mechanical Engineering Technology, or in some places Manufacturing Engineering Technolgoy

EEET - Electrical Engineering Technology (not sure why three "E"'s - its what it was called 16 years ago when I was in college).

They (the schools that offer them) tout them as a more hands on degree. I dont believe companies actually look at them that way. Most companies look at it as a normal 4 year engineering degree.


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I could always make minumim wage at the local hobby shop..........


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09.15.2007, 12:11 AM

Or make friends with the guys at the LHS and get their discounts and the benifits of the great retun policy!!!
   
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09.15.2007, 01:13 AM

My brother actually used to work at the LHS so I always got discounts. Unfortunately this is not the greatest hobby shop around since it doesn't even sell Losi, Ofna, Mugen, and a few other big name companies. However, on all Traxxas parts and everything they do sell, I get quite a big discount. Its great that the manager is also actually into electric rc's and brushless as well.


   
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09.15.2007, 01:31 AM

Yeah my good friend is the manager at the LHS. He hooks me up too. He loves to run the brushless stuff but I fear that I am losing him to the crawlers!!!
   
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