I have been experimenting with almost every kind of tire, (road, mountain, studded, etc) and I've even tried to make my own studded tires, i'm not sure what works the best on snow, ice and dry pavement. Anybody got any ideas or experience with tires they have tried, please help!
Pictures vary so if you have a scrap one you could try testing on the scrap photo A cold iron should be safe. Try on a scrap photo when adding heat. hotter the more chance of damage. I normally use either rubber cement or a spray on glue and use a roller or a plastic scraper to get a good seal I do this in a well ventilated area
Whether an electrical engineer needs organic chemistry or not depends entirely upon the exact area of electrical engineering he works. Electrical engineering is rapidly expanding to the use or organic materials, so knowledge of organic chemistry is becoming more important. Can you get by without organic chemistry? Probably. Will a lack of knowledge of organic chemistry hurt you as an electrical engineer? Maybe, maybe not. The answer will depend upon what kind of engineering job or jobs you pursue. In tough economic times you need to know all you can so that you can be more flexible. I suggest studying orgainc chemistry. Good luck!
