dazed and confused!

[Mick]

Thanks again,
To the guys with the positive attitudes and advice. Like I said I know the elctronic thing makes sense and so thats what I have to do. After working in various camels armpits of the universe on 30-40 year old pieces of shit plant and genoraters I am know working with shiny new stuff, that will keep me going while I study a new skill. Good luck ypurself, socials2000.

[liddelljohn]

I am a Trainee PT but have had several jobs , and I think it is because of my problem solving skills, developed from years in the telecom and engeneering project industries , that has helped me , especially system fault finding and dogged perseverance on the job and hassleing the companies.

The companies have loads of mech/hydraulics guys and pilot skills but seem to lack electronic and diagnostic skilled guys who can hunt out problems .

JCL

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