:shock:f1 said:Drone Pilot.
null24 said:f1 said:A pic of a prototype is here![]()
Are those bicycle inner tubes? (says the former bicycle messenger)
112233 said:Yes they are!!!null24 said:f1 said:A pic of a prototype is here![]()
Are those bicycle inner tubes? (says the former bicycle messenger)
null24 said::shock:f1 said:Drone Pilot.
What the,what?!? Iraq/ Afghanistan?

Sphorange said:I'm a lumberjack
Spaced out 2 said:Mechanical inspector for the railroad.
hug46 said:In the last couple i years i have stumbled upon becoming a train mechanic and driver on a privately rented bit of railway in the mountains. I think that it has to be one of the best jobs that i have ever had.

Spaced Out 2 said:Mechanical inspector for the railroad.
You have to find out who or what company owns those tracks, this depends on your location/territory. Companies like Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern, BNSF etc. have their own territories that they run. Mine takes care of all eastern seaboard and as far West as Chicago. I would start by just doing some quick Internet searches in your area for railroad jobs, this should at least point you in the right direction as far as what territory your in and then you'll know who the company is that owns all them tracks. Or you can pm me with your area (not exact location) and I can send you info on who runs that territory.concombres said:Spaced Out 2 said:Mechanical inspector for the railroad.
How difficult was it to break into this type of work spaced?
I live right next to a large automotive manufacturing plant with railroads running in & out all over the surrounding cities.
I have spent enough time walking the railroads in my life & it never struck me as a potential career path.