Random PICTURE of the day thread *KEEP IT WORK SAFE*

[Danny46]

Are those Osprey's still falling out of the sky?

Not the one's my boys took out there. They can take quite a few bullets and stay in the air, they discovered this deployment.

[HarrisonTX]

Its not that hard....but having the right equipment, software, and know-how to communicate is priceless. I have paid Rockwell and Siemens reps $220/hr + travel + 4 hr minimum to look at issues. If you have the technical ability it can be a very lucrative field.

Good money in drives. Study hard and enjoy the oil field

Like I said, a real man would have tried it.....from a bunker

Thanks guys, Yale, I've already had a semester in PLC. Really easy stuff it seems like. PLCs was probably my favorite class so far, I would just fly through the labs because I understood ladder logic.

Coots, we have oilfield guys come recruit a lot. especially for offshore. Today a company said instrument techs start at $80-90K for offshore. Christ thats alot. I think I'm going a different route for considerably less cash though.

[naynay]

[68RR]

My old squadron, Yankee Romeo baby. Just got back from the 'stan a couple weeks ago, they put in some work.

Stupid Question time.. Marine or Air Force??

[Mysticcobrakilla]

I can get you all of these you would ever want.

[Binky]

[Darren M]

one of my fav's

[Darren M]

[Danny46]

Stupid Question time.. Marine or Air Force??

Those are Marine Corps Ospreys, the Air Force has them as well though

[90GT50]

[no4njnk]

We took a motor to 14,000rpm before, good thing we had it in a room made to withstand explosions.

We are seeing more AC/DC drives in the oilfield and with everyone going to electric controls on the hydraulics there will only be more demand for those jobs. I think the standard rate for programming right now is around $120-140/hr

I have seen every part of the Ospreys but have never seen one put together. Those are some bad aircrafts. They are soon going to be available to the public.

[white88]

[Pokulski-Blatz]

^^^ I think Yale's head exploded.

[Ratt]

No shit!? DAMN, I didn't know that!

I guess they have a bunch of dumb customers.

[MattB]

No shit!? DAMN, I didn't know that!

I guess they have a bunch of dumb customers.

I've seen somebody do it before! They have a dry break/quick disconnect type system, so it doesn't appear to damage anything as far as I know.