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Originally Posted by Kaboom
Machinist by trade, MOA comes natural!
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............along with sine and co-sine, tangent and co-tangent. Thank goodness for Machinery's Handbook and the wonderful tables contained therein. They made it easy to stack the appropriate dimension in gage blocks....
Jeff..... spinning wrenches today has become more of a computer technician than a mechanic. First thing our guys do is plug in a laptop to the data port and offload error codes which go to the engine manufacturer who then, in turn determines the issue and instructs the technician what to replace or what repairs are needed, at least on heavy trucks.
Interesting how computers have invaced every aspect of our lives.....
Spending a good part of my life turning wrenches ( better clairify here... "Mechanic") I was working on cars when all the metric crap came about. Thus my reply "Metric my azz" was in reference to skips reference of it being "Sort of like metric". So all you Mil guys can relax now...
'It's not about me, it's about we'..........
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