Any Lockheed-Martin employees here?

[Bottomfeeder 244]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7...84837&hl=en

Non-shielded cable, huh. That's just bright engineering, don't you agree? Unreal, just unreal. Hmmm...

Seems like just a little more money would have solved the problems and prevent bad PR. I'll never work for Lockheed-Martin, cause I would blow the whistle too. Cheap-labor/cheap-engineering conservatives. I'll bet they outsourced the electrical engineering.

[bigsixfive 328]

And who exactly is this guy who knows the systems so well that he can point to the exact problematic area?

And you're well versed enough with LM to know what kinds of engineers work there and how cheap they are? Shielded cable is buried well into the noise of their budgets, I can assure you. I went to grad school with 2 current LM employees, one a mechanical engineer and one an electrical engineer. Both were dang good engineers. Say what you want about LM, but they are selective in who they hire and develop some dang good (and crazy) stuff.