Acidburn

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hmmmm, a 5.3 can be had for ~$500

2 days of classes 4 classes 5.5 hours of classes :woot:

lol, that assumes I want to 1. get a masters in ME and 2. move to Kansas (no offense) but otherwise, that sounds awesome

Your midbass will have the greatest impact on achieving the double kick drum sound you're going for With that said, I run 2 RL-i8s sealed and they sound excellent

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doing hw

'night James lol

I keep mine. They seem to come in handy every once in a while.

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really slow in here tonight

holy wow, this semester went by in a freakin flash

does the turn can upside down and spray til just gas comes out work with that stuff? that's how you can clean spray paint tips

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3 days of classes 5 classes 6.5 hours of classes

That sounds amazingly awesome, but no, I haven't heard of anything like that here. At the end of freshmen year, I asked my adviser about a welding class and he asked if I wanted to change my major Art Heck, that's how I learned MIG... VT does a bunch of stuff like that, at least large scale projects...Formula team, the trailerable solar home that went to DC, the computer-guided Ford Escape... Yeah, I've considered looking for an art welding class, but I've heard that it's different from structural welding There are the SAE baja and formula teams here

omg, actuaLOL

No doubt about it.

That sounds amazingly awesome, but no, I haven't heard of anything like that here. At the end of freshmen year, I asked my adviser about a welding class and he asked if I wanted to change my major

Stats are easy. But time consuming. Whats the standard deviation of blah. and blah. That's about all I remember about statistics now. But why are you doing stats from that class? How does it apply? ....I have no idea.... it's like we finished all of the S&C stuff so now we're doing bullshit There are lots and lots of sensors you haven't covered yet I am sure. We only learn the math behind the sensors, not the actual uses/types of the sensors themselves that would fall under the applicable portion of engineering.... which we don't do