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Re: [Amps] IM distortion and such

To: <craxd1@verizon.net>, <amps@contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [Amps] IM distortion and such
From: "Michael Tope" <W4EF@dellroy.com>
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 15:44:38 -0700
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Will Matney" <craxd1@verizon.net>

> Gary,
>
> You would think being sued is the worst part. What if a disgruntled 
> customer reported you to the state license board? You would then have a 
> review about your engineering license. Here, they beileve the reporter 
> more, and your guilty to them having to prove yourself innocent. If they 
> pull your license, you can no longer be an engineer. If one even says that 
> you can do this over a limit, and they see this, you could sure loose that 
> slip of paper and your stamp. According to how bad it is, or what all the 
> reporter said to them, it could be a temporary suspension all the way to a 
> permenant. It's according to what you can prove. Then, I guess one could 
> find a job as a draftsman or in sales. It's worse today too. People have 
> gotten law suit crazy, and attorneys don't hold no punches back if they 
> think there's extra money they can collect. Even if you fight all this 
> succesfully, how much out of pocket expense did it cost you? Even though 
> things can be done over the limit, I will har
> dly ever tell someone to do something other than published standards. 
> Heck, if you tell someone to build something some way, and it doesn't work 
> out, you can be in trouble for doing engineering without a license! That 
> is if someone is mad enough to report you. Another thing is if you've 
> designed something to be used by another manufacturer. They will sue for 
> down time if your product caused it. That can run into tons of money. The 
> reason I know about this is I used to have to design and build full scale 
> mock ups or models of our equipment to be used in court cases. I've heard 
> some of the craziest stories about law suits that can be heard. It's a 
> shame to say, but today, people will sue you at the drop of a hat.
>
> Best,
>
> Will
>
>

Will,

Since when do you need a PE license to be an electronic design engineer?
Only a handful of the design engineers that I have worked with over the
years actually had a PE license.

73, Mike W4EF........................................


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