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- Whats a mechanical fall and whats a non-mechanical fall?nnn
Mechanical fall is basically due to an action “I tripped” “I missed a step on the stairs” non-mechanical is something related to another factor and requires more workup such as “I felt dizzy and fell” “I was standing, I don’t know what happened but I woke up on the floor” if it’s non-mechanical it generally requires more workup for heart issues, may require a head CT
- Please help me decide which mechanical keyboard I should get.
I have narrowed it down to 3 options - the Keychron V6 max, Ajazz AK35i V2 Tri-Mode Mechanical Keyboard, and the Redragon Vata k580 pro The Keychron and Ajazz look like they’re better quality and more customizable than the Redragon, but the Redragon already coming with shine through key caps would save me the trouble of having to order south
- Mechanical or Electrical engineering? : r AskEngineers - Reddit
Mechatronics might be the way to go These days most mechanical systems have electrical electronic components Furthermore, mechanical is very saturated But on the flip side mechanical is very flexible- more so than electrical You’ll find MEs in every sector I guess you need to ask yourself what kind of projects do you want to work on
- Mechanical Engineer Careers : r phcareers - Reddit
Hi OP I'm a licensed mechanical engineer, but I just got in the workforce at 24 (passed the boards last Feb, had my first job in April, and currently preparing for my 2nd job this coming November) I may be fresh, but I do have some tips to give you especially if you're entering the workforce as I also needed this back then
- r MechanicalKeyboards for all the Click and None of the Clack! - Reddit
r Mechanical GLOSSARY Learn the buzzwords SWITCH GUIDES From the latest Cherry MX switch to the most obscure vintage switch RIPOMETER The activation force of over a hundred switches all in one place Start gathering up Nickels and add YOUR results! KEY SCIENCE Learn about how to test plastics, how keys are manufactured, drop testing and MORE!
- Electrical vs mechanical engineering : r ElectricalEngineering - Reddit
Tough to answer because mechanical is more all over the place There's lots of jobs in mechanical that are simple CAD monkey stuff, but also jobs that are highly technical On average, electrical is known to be harder and more physics-based, and tends to get paid more There are more mechanical jobs but it can be a bit saturated
- How I passed the Mechanical FE Exam (Detailed Resource Guide)
Hi, I just took the FE Exam and found it hard to find the right resources Obviously you can used well organized textbooks like the Lindenberg book, which have a great reputation
- Is a Masters in Mechanical Engineering Worth it? - Reddit
I am a mechanical engineering student, currently an undergrad and on track to graduate this upcoming May with my bachelors I have been thinking about it more and more over the last few months about pursuing a masters in ME I have a decent amount of job experience under my belt (for someone who went to college right out of high school)
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