Hey all!
I am Duality,
My real name is Robert.
22 years young.
I am someone who is interested in programming,
And doing lots of electrical stuff anything I run across basically.
I have a fascination with vacuum-tubes/valves.

I can't believe this is all for free! such a nice place to learn !

 

Hello everyone, I am a Electrical Contractor in san diego ca. I have been installing residential solar power systems and I am planning on moving up to large scale commercial projects which will involve some PLC's. Im getting ready to start my class at our local community college and luckily found your site to assist me when needed. From my initial ready and surfing around, I have to say i am impressed and have already learned a few topics. Keep up the great work, I know your guidance is appreciated by me and any of the other guy's.
Thank you!

 

Hello everyone, I am a Electrical Contractor in san diego ca. I have been installing residential solar power systems ...

Welcome, Raymond! And if you ever want to chat about solar, that's an interest of mine.

 

Thank you Roderick, that sounds good to me. Now is a great time to get into movement as infrastructure finally gets onboard.

 

Hi I'm Emex Natera and I'm a grade 12 student studying Physics.

 

Hello everyone.

I'm a mature student pursuing a second career as an Electrical Engineering Technician at a co-op program at Georgian College (Barrie, Ontario, Canada). I'm in my first year, second semester, of a two year program, although I am considering taking an additional year for the Technologist program.

I look forward to interacting with you,

Kean

 

Here comes a real keaner in electronics. Welcome to AAC.

 

My Dad, Robert E. Fey, was a Battle of the Bulge survivor; in WW II. He graduated summa cum laude from Tiffin Columbian High School. The Japs bombed Pearl Harbor on Dec 7,1941; a 'Day That Will Live In Infamy!' Dad joined the Army soon after and was given a 'GS test', the army's equivalent of an IQ test. Dad scored "off the charts', so the Army told Dad he could stay 'State Side'..attend Heidleberg University in Tiffin, taking explosive chemistry and calculus and trigonometry so he could teach the P-51 Mustang and Corsair pilots. Dad could have written the text books..but he loved Harley Davidson motor-cycles..and pretty women. He flunked out of the course. The Army restricted him to barracks for two weeks, and dropped him down one pay grade. After the two weeks, the Army sent him out west to California, with the same purpose in mind. He rode for 3 days and 4 nights on a 'troop train.' You may imagine that the California gals were very pretty..and Huntington, Redondo, and San Luis Obispo BEACHES lured him to the pristine warm waters there in the Pacific Ocean.

 

I am a mechanical engineer, keen on electrical engineering as part of my daily job of multidisciplinary work in Oil and Gas projects.

I am keen to connect with this diverse spectrum of knowledge.

 

Hi,everyone.May I introduce myself.
My name is Phyo Nandar Htwe . I am
a student at VUC .I study engineering in foundation.

 

Hi guys!
I am a senior studying Mechatronics Engineering at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
I lived in the United States for 2,5 years (finished High School in Franklin,TN).
I also did 1 year of exchange student program, in the mechanical engineering department, at the University of Guelph, ON, CANADA.

 

All friends,please help me.
How shall I mention charging in capacitor to my other friends.

 

I'm a hearing impaired 67 year old.

 

Eh? What did you say?

 

I'm already frustrated. I am told that to create a new topic I need to "click the blue 'Post New Thread" button. That sounds simple, but how the heck do I find this blue button?

 

Click on "Forums" and choose the appropriate forum such as "General Electronics Chat". Look at the upper right corner and find a button marked "Post New Thread".

 

Briefly tell who you are.

I'm a senior student studying EE at UC Berkeley, specifically analog circuit design. B)

I'm retired telecom technician in Kampala, enjoying all about electronics from vacuum tube devices to todays all solid states.

 

I am a university student in Sri Lanka

 

Hello Everyone, new to the forum. Studied Electronics at George Brown College 14 years ago, let it lapse, tinkered with guitar amplifiers on and off over the years. Currently looking to get into repairs and learning as much as I can about both solid state and tube amplifiers. It's great to learn from forums such as these as there is always something to learn and re-learn. Thanks for the opportunity.

 

Hello,

I am a Production Systems Engineer. I came by to study up on some of the theory I've forgotten over the years.