I'm sorry, it was a joke of sorts. When I was in school in the 70s we had to learn about Peak, Peak to Peak, RMS and DC equivalent power. I kept at it long enough to get my bachelors of science in electrical engineering. I retired from the engineering field 15 years ago.
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BSEE 1973 still doesn't mean anything to me!. I quit the "rat race" in late 1992, as I didn't like the advances that modern electronics were making. I had no axe to grind really, as I was communications officer on a brand new passenger liner for my last two years at sea. Only worked 6 months a year - voyage on - voyage off, full pay all the time and wife could travel with me free. I became a full-time model shipbuilder and maritime historian (merchant navy) - self employed and earning a fraction of what I had at sea. But leaving the rat race was something that I never regretted.
Not really important anymore but it means Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering granted in 1973
BTW, thats quite an animation.
BTW, thats quite an animation.