what's for living?
02-23-2004, 01:55 PM
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wow
So if we were to have an event, we have lawyers to write the disclaimer, caterer to provide the foods, have shirts made, music composed and arranged, have stereos modified, design a web site, make games based on A8s', PR the event, repair our cars and our backs, have doctors around just incase we get hurt,....... and even have 12 women to serve beer?
What a day!
What a day!
02-23-2004, 02:00 PM
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My card says Automation System Engineer
I mainly do the user interface software for aircraft assembly tools and drilling systems, but I also test, startup, and support (very small company). Our tools build the 737 NGs, 777s, 747s, C-17s, LearJet Challenger 300s, Bombardier Global Express and 5000s, Dornier 728 (well the two that were built before bankruptcy), the aft section of the A380, and now the JSF. We have drilling tools on the 767 Spars, A340 Spars, and the F18 nose and outer wing.
Keeps me busy.....
Keeps me busy.....
02-23-2004, 02:05 PM
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Pretty damn good. This is the only area Lexus has Audi beat. The Mark Levinson
sound system is quite good for oem. The single greatest upgrade for any oem system is to correctly interface a good amp with everything. The point of this is much increased clarity, not just volume. The upgraded Levinson system in the Lexus costs approximately $3k. The Levinson is better that the base system but for the price, I consider it marketing BS.
