Originally posted by alex_96GL:
101 my 4SS... I once TAed 400 level electronics labsfor physics major back at MSU . I mean... we had no idea...

being a programmer w/ millions of lines of mission critical code behind the belt I'd be less impressed if you told me you can hack into EEC and reroute little green men in there...


I have mad respect for all EE folks. Especially now...

I would say I have a very good base level knowledge of it and leave it at that.
I can design and build circuits quite well considering. I guess I am just pretty good at mapping everything out in my head logically.

Also I have a handy helper if need be. My wife's an Electrical Engineer that designs Avionic test equipment.

My original majors in college eons ago started as 2 years worth of CS & ME so the knowledge base is there. It's just a wee bit rusty in places.


Oh and about the EEC code.

There are gnomes in there. They magically run out and stop the engine from overspinning if you pass redline.

Seriously...

2000 SVT #674 13.47 @ 102 - All Motor! It was not broke; Yet I fixed it anyway.