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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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