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06-24-2015, 05:13 PM
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Gilaskoram Wrote:As far as the electrical controls class. Do you have any recommendations.
Your best bet is to check with the local community college and see if they have an electronics program. Many times these programs are more electrical technician than they are pure electronics. If you are looking for something online, you might have some luck with Bismark College in North Dakota. I have never taken a course through them, but they do have a instrumentation and controls program.
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UptonSinclair Wrote:Don't get carried away. Who said anything about a hard days work. I am a maintenance electrician. We shun a hard days work whenever possible. 
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I was an Egress Tech for a few years. Lots of playing Spades and Hearts waiting for the crew chiefs to break something or lose a pen.
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