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SkyKing (ID: 1419444)
3D AutoCad and Solidworks design,engineering and drafting,
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Engineering & CAD
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Earnings (Year):
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Summary
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| Member Since: |
July 20, 2011 | 6 quotes in last 30 days
| Last Signed in: May 09, 2012
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| Location: |
Greenville, Texas | United States |
| Would work on site: |
No |
| Earnings (All Time): |
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Earnings by Skill (Year): |
| Engineering & CAD |
$0 |
| CAD & AutoCAD |
$0 |
| Electrical |
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| Mechanical |
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| Scientific Computation |
$0 |
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| Rate: |
Min. Rate: N/A | Min. Budget: $0.00 |
Work Terms |
| Industries: |
Oil & Gas, Defense & Aerospace, Heavy Machinery, Engineering Services, Rail Transportation |
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Highlights
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Right out of college, I went to work in packaging electronic
circuits. I still remember that my first enclosure had 0.291 electronic
components per cubic inch of package. The “law” was circuit copper traces had
to be 0.2 inch wide and 0.1 inches apart. Have you seen the inside of your
computer lately? If I had been able to design today’s computer, just the 5,000
transistors only in a small CPU processor would have to be a box 25 X 25 X 25
inch and cooling would be impossible.
Packaging of a High Frequency radio Transceiver located in
the explosion bay of Apollo 13. No, it was not my equipment that caused the
explosion.
While breaking into Petrochemical, my assignment company was
dredging the Houston ship channel. I was asked to make a drawing of the water
depth to show where to dredge. I was frowned upon for using “Simpson’s rule” to
tell them the volume of bottom muck needing dredging. Go figure. Aerospace is
hard to get over.
Before widespread computers, I proved that a round threaded
nut, on a linear threaded rod positioned in the plane of a cone axis and
parallel to the surface, driven by rolling on the surface of the rotating cone
will trace a log-spiral on the surface of the cone. (The “poor-boy” way of
defining a conical log-spiral antenna.)
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Skills
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| Years of Experience: |
45 year(s) |
| Highest degree: |
Bachelor's Degree |
| Software Skills: |
No information provided |
| Additional Skills: |
SolidWorks 2001 design, Kindle Author, Ezinearticles - Expert Author, Holder of 2 patents, Private Pilot, Website design, available 24/7
Kindle book http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0079Q8VYK |
| Tested Skills: |
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| The Freelancer has not taken any Skill Tests. |
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Work Terms
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I will be available at my home telephone number 903-883-2542 during non-sleeping
hours.
Email communication will be at Telar.sales@gmail.com
I will want 20% non-refundable deposit, 50% at 70% completion and balance at delivery.
I prefer payment to my Paypal: account at Telar.sales@gmail.com.
Taxes and FICA will not be held. I will provide a 1099
All submissions by me are payable. Cancellation is by negotiations.
Work will be performed in a timely and expeditious manner.
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Morris Barwick Retired Sr. M.E.
Kindle Author
My Plane
Morris Barwick - Owner of Telar.sales.com
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(GMT-06:00) Central America |
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