LOL Ubetcha, the board's just recovering from a trauma.
Everyone, I found a MOOC (massively open online course) on fluid power (titled Fundamentals of Fluid Power) on coursera.org (the course provider) the other day. Fluid power is what the other half of CRGS is all about, that is the hydraulic pump and motor division Aegis. For those who don't know, a MOOC is online open (free) courseware. Just don't elect to pursue a certificate for it to still be free. Two professors from the University of Minnesota explain both hydraulics and pneumatics on video (so you don't have to do readings if you don't want to). To fully appreciate it, viewers should know some college physics and math, but IMO you can still gain an appreciation of the amazing science and applications behind CRGS's hydraulic pumps and motors without such a background. Personally, I just skip over anything that's too heady for me.
I can hear it now, 'Boy, now Oakie's giving me homework. I hate that guy!'
LOL again.
