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what area do you got expertize in `?

No fair. With an opening post like that, surely you give your own area of expertise first, lol.

Oh whatever. I am a jack of all trades, Master of one. Furnaces and air conditioning (HVAC). I can also plumb from underground to rooftop but don't tell anyone, it's a crappy trade.
 
Edward said:
No one can claim they are an expert until someone else calls you an expert first.
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When one has the full knowledge of a certain thing they know how to do with expertise, then they are an expert in that area, actually without others telling them they are. It's called surety of the full knowledge and performance.
 
for_his_glory said:
When one has the full knowledge of a certain thing they know how to do with expertise, then they are an expert in that area, actually without others telling them they are. It's called surety of the full knowledge and performance.
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Oh I get it. When someone calls you an expert you had to already be one or else they wouldn't have been able to call you an expert until after you've demonstrated expertise.

It still feels good when someone notices that you're an expert and says so though. :yes
 
Edward said:
Oh I get it. When someone calls you an expert you had to already be one or else they wouldn't have been able to call you an expert until after you've demonstrated expertise.

It still feels good when someone notices that you're an expert and says so though. :yes
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It always feels good when others take note an express your expertise's.
 
hawkman said:
Ahh you are a troubleshooter :) . I repaired consumer electronics for many years and later learned to repair some musical instruments :rocking .
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Yep, that's me. I can install too but running service is so much better, and easier, lol. The last couple shops that I worked for before going into business I was top tech. 6 different guys couldn't fix a brand new Carriier furnace. It was something so small and so stupid that it should have been fixed on the first trip out, and six guys coudn't spot the trouble. And it didn't take expertise to fix it. Only eyes that can see, Lol!
 
tim-from-pa said:
And now Crayola is in my own backyard, Easton, Pa. A kid's tourist attraction here.
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The factory was never in Florida ,Edwin binney lived in what is now indrio and Oregon and is known here for the name of indrio and also the ft.pierce inlet and river dredging .the home is pree 1900 .he is also known for ft Pierce yacht club .

Also Amelia Earhart lived here .she had an affair with binneys son in law . She moved and built the house she called imnmokolee
 
Edward said:
Yep, that's me. I can install too but running service is so much better, and easier, lol. The last couple shops that I worked for before going into business I was top tech. 6 different guys couldn't fix a brand new Carriier furnace. It was something so small and so stupid that it should have been fixed on the first trip out, and six guys coudn't spot the trouble. And it didn't take expertise to fix it. Only eyes that can see, Lol!
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Oh yeah , the problems that the factory creates are tough to find they are not ordinary failures .

Repaired a TV once that had weak vertical sync ( the picture would roll and vertical hold control was no help ) . After about an hour or so of troubleshooting I was going to check a resistor on the circuit board only find the factory had NOT installed the resistor at all :lol !
 
I have a BS degree in Engineering from Michigan State. I was 20 years in as a Tool and Die design engineer when God had us move cross country. Now I have 20 years in as a map nerd - Nautical Cartographer for the Fed.
 
D-D-W said:
I have a BS degree in Engineering from Michigan State. I was 20 years in as a Tool and Die design engineer when God had us move cross country. Now I have 20 years in as a map nerd - Nautical Cartographer for the Fed.
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Topos!
 
Well they do mark shoals,and also depths. I have seen some maps of why very old nautical charts needed to be references to avoid sinking ,stranding .see the s.s breckonshire as an example .the light house from the cape and an old map threw the ship of course
 
jasonc said:
Well they do mark shoals,and also depths. I have seen some maps of why very old nautical charts needed to be references to avoid sinking ,stranding .see the s.s breckonshire as an example .the light house from the cape and an old map threw the ship of course
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Of course. Professional size vessels are required by law to have the latest edition of all nautical charts that pertain to their journey.
 
D-D-W said:
Of course. Professional size vessels are required by law to have the latest edition of all nautical charts that pertain to their journey.
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We do have hobbyists here who will post wreck history .usually the Spanish Gold stuff . Interesting how Florida sank and rose on it's coastal line .

See Gilbert's bar
 
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