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Old March 13th 05, 05:07 PM
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Strangely enough, that is what I *DID* for a living when Spectral Dynamics
was the industry leader in machinery diagnostics. Unfortunately, my job was
the circuit design, not the diagnostics itself, so all I concerned myself
with was the black box that took a defined input and produced a defined
output. There are times I wish that I had transferred to the applications
department. They were the ones that seemed to have the most fun (and the
most three martini Friday lunches).


Jim


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Stangely enough, this is what I do for a living. No kidding.
I am an engineer at Bently Nevada, Corp, the industry leader in machinery
diagnostics.



 




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