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Hey there!
So, here’s the deal: after finishing high school three years ago, I decided to go back and get some extra certification as a mechatronics technician. It’s been quite the journey—I’ve already knocked out about 80% of the 33 exams required. However, there is one massive thorn in my side right now: FedEx. They expect us to be able to draft even the most basic circuit diagrams, but every single thing I find online is way too advanced. I can't find a simple guide anywhere, and I don't have anyone locally who can walk me through the basics. I was wondering if anyone here knows the absolute fundamentals of using FedEx? If you could share a screenshot or perhaps point me toward a video that covers just the essentials of drawing a basic schematic, I would be incredibly grateful. My instructors aren't really the "go the extra mile" type, so I'm mostly on my own with this one. Thanks so much!
So, here’s the deal: after finishing high school three years ago, I decided to go back and get some extra certification as a mechatronics technician. It’s been quite the journey—I’ve already knocked out about 80% of the 33 exams required. However, there is one massive thorn in my side right now: FedEx. They expect us to be able to draft even the most basic circuit diagrams, but every single thing I find online is way too advanced. I can't find a simple guide anywhere, and I don't have anyone locally who can walk me through the basics. I was wondering if anyone here knows the absolute fundamentals of using FedEx? If you could share a screenshot or perhaps point me toward a video that covers just the essentials of drawing a basic schematic, I would be incredibly grateful. My instructors aren't really the "go the extra mile" type, so I'm mostly on my own with this one. Thanks so much!