Question

we need a mechanical/electrical/engineering section anyone have thought on that?

Answer 1

Well, it will have to be a major thing that numerous users on os want and have questions for. If it's going to be a dead subject, then the devs won't consider it.

Answer 2

well i dont know that it will be a booming section but it would introduce vocational students (like I) to come and use the site

Answer 3

Well if it isn't going to be a major subject that won't have a lot of users (the majority of users on os are in high school), then it may not pull off.

Answer 4

We already have a subject for it:
http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/Engineering

Answer 5

OH wow :O

Answer 6

Nice one TSO xD

Answer 7

ok haha but not what i meant thats all just physical science not actual ENGINEering

Answer 8

like legit mechanical such as cars/bikes and gas compression

Answer 9

Yea but what would you expect on a "study" website. It's focused on high school students. If you want help on pimping your ride you'd better go to an automotive engineering forum or something similar.

Answer 10

not "pimping" a ride... like when taking a natural gas compression class a question could be "what ratio should the lean be on a 45etd80 pump be" or when taking a mechanical class " what should the compression be on a 2004 chevy 5.7 longblock"

Answer 11

or an electronics group like working on computers and such

Answer 12

Yes, that's all what automotive engineering forums are about :p
As far as I know there are no experts in that field on this site.

Answer 13

i am lol i could be the guru im an ASE cert. mechanic and have 2 years of natural gas compression