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<blockquote data-quote="Lonesome00" data-source="post: 8564782" data-attributes="member: 672925"><p>I agree with you there. I have been looking at taking some classes. All my degrees and certifications are related to my line of work. I want to go back to school to learn about something I enjoy doing. First though, I want a generalized understanding of what I am getting into. God knows I love restoring old cars and trucks. But that is much different than the far more intricate details of electronics.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lonesome00, post: 8564782, member: 672925"] I agree with you there. I have been looking at taking some classes. All my degrees and certifications are related to my line of work. I want to go back to school to learn about something I enjoy doing. First though, I want a generalized understanding of what I am getting into. God knows I love restoring old cars and trucks. But that is much different than the far more intricate details of electronics. [/QUOTE]
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