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PBAlphaOct 2, 2009

Started a forum topic: Dan Aykroyd in Walnut Creek from 4 to 6pm

<a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/people/dan-aykroyd" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="dan aykroyd" data-autolink-id="1628">Dan Aykroyd</a> will be at the Walnut Creek BevMo from 4pm to 6pm today. He will be signing bottles of his vodka. More details here: <a href="http://www.bevmo.com/Misc/EventDetail.aspx?eventID=1265&amp;storeID=2" class="onebox" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">http://www.bevmo.com/Misc/EventDetail.aspx?eventID=1265&amp;storeID=2</a>

PBAlphaOct 2, 2009

Started a forum topic: Dan Aykroyd in Walnut Creek from 4 to 6pm

<a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/people/dan-aykroyd" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="dan aykroyd" data-autolink-id="1628">Dan Aykroyd</a> will be at the Walnut Creek BevMo from 4pm to 6pm today. He will be signing bottles of his vodka. More details here: <a href="http://www.bevmo.com/Misc/EventDetail.aspx?eventID=1265&amp;storeID=2" class="onebox" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">http://www.bevmo.com/Misc/EventDetail.aspx?eventID=1265&amp;storeID=2</a>

PBAlphaOct 21, 2008

Started a forum topic: My $10.00 belt gizmo

Here is my first try at a <a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/equipment/uniform/calculator-circuit-board" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="belt gizmo" data-autolink-id="2648">belt gizmo</a> to go with the rest of my outfit. A big thanks to Gixer and GBfans for <a href="http://www.gbfans.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=43&amp;t=4947">this post</a> I still need to attach the coiled phone cord but it’s pretty much done. I’ll post some pics of the belt holster later.

PBAlphaOct 21, 2008

Started a forum topic: My $10.00 belt gizmo

Here is my first try at a <a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/equipment/uniform/calculator-circuit-board" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="belt gizmo" data-autolink-id="2648">belt gizmo</a> to go with the rest of my outfit. A big thanks to Gixer and GBfans for <a href="http://www.gbfans.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=43&amp;t=4947">this post</a> I still need to attach the coiled phone cord but it’s pretty much done. I’ll post some pics of the belt holster later.

PBAlphaAug 27, 2008

Started a forum topic: Foamboard pack construction

I really want to have a pack based on Stefan’s plans. I also want to have it done by Halloween. Problem is, i can’t afford a pack shell. So a month ago i started construction of a pack shell made of foamcore. After the shell is built i will reinforce the inside with GreatStuff brand spray foam. &hellip;

PBAlphaAug 27, 2008

Started a forum topic: Foamboard pack construction

I really want to have a pack based on Stefan’s plans. I also want to have it done by Halloween. Problem is, i can’t afford a pack shell. So a month ago i started construction of a pack shell made of foamcore. After the shell is built i will reinforce the inside with GreatStuff brand spray foam. &hellip;

PBAlphaAug 25, 2008

Started a forum topic: Great find for cheap cyclotron lights

<a class="lightbox" href="https://discdn.gbfans.com/original/3X/d/d/ddf69b01a3a93126e08372641b88750604a0d21a.jpeg" data-download-href="/uploads/short-url/vFzRZmIkA0H47znIzJZhXShMZ0m.jpeg?dl=1" title="image">[image]</a> I found a great alternative <a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/equipment/proton-pack/cyclotron" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="cyclotron" data-autolink-id="2012">cyclotron</a> light on the cheap. Real cheap. These spinning beacon lights were in the dollar section of my local Target store. They take 3 AA batteries. They spin at just about the perfect speed. I did a little testing and I glued a piece of foil inside of one&hellip;

PBAlphaAug 25, 2008

Started a forum topic: Great find for cheap cyclotron lights

<a class="lightbox" href="https://discdn.gbfans.com/original/3X/d/d/ddf69b01a3a93126e08372641b88750604a0d21a.jpeg" data-download-href="/uploads/short-url/vFzRZmIkA0H47znIzJZhXShMZ0m.jpeg?dl=1" title="image">[image]</a> I found a great alternative <a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/equipment/proton-pack/cyclotron" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="cyclotron" data-autolink-id="2012">cyclotron</a> light on the cheap. Real cheap. These spinning beacon lights were in the dollar section of my local Target store. They take 3 AA batteries. They spin at just about the perfect speed. I did a little testing and I glued a piece of foil inside of one&hellip;

PBAlphaJul 21, 2008

Started a forum topic: Sub $100 pack project

Hello GBFans, I have been a lurker for a while now. I have set my mind on making a <a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/equipment/proton-pack" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="proton pack" data-autolink-id="2291">proton pack</a> before halloween. I have looked at all of the plans and settled on Stefan’s plans. Here’s my idea: Cut all basic parts out of styrofoam coat parts in bondo and sand smooth. follow Venkman’s mo&hellip;

PBAlphaJul 21, 2008

Started a forum topic: Sub $100 pack project

Hello GBFans, I have been a lurker for a while now. I have set my mind on making a <a href="https://www.gbfans.com/wiki/equipment/proton-pack" class="sitemap-autolink sitemap-autolink-content" data-sitemap-autolink="true" data-autolink-type="content" data-autolink-term="proton pack" data-autolink-id="2291">proton pack</a> before halloween. I have looked at all of the plans and settled on Stefan’s plans. Here’s my idea: Cut all basic parts out of styrofoam coat parts in bondo and sand smooth. follow Venkman’s mo&hellip;