u/Remote-Journalist725

r/GarageDoorService r/SubstationTechnician

Utilities

Associates in Electrical Technology. TDLR Journeyman License. 4+ years as an electrician and ready to get into more of a technical role. Any recommendations on how to get into a utilities role. Also is there any kind of schooling / certification I should get before applying? Is there a lot of traveling involved in utilities? Based in Houston. Thanks

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u/Remote-Journalist725 — 7 days ago

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Is this right?

So I got this dinosaur and I lost the remote a few years ago. If I were to buy this remote would it work one I set the dip positions? Btw I know nothing about garage doors. According to ChatGPT, YouTube, and Google it should work bc it is the same frequency (390MHz). Thanks for any and all help.

u/Remote-Journalist725 — 1 month ago