Thanks, Vinny, for a nice presentation!

[dnsheavy]

Thanks again to Vinny for a nice presentation this evening. It was nice to see the hobby progress over the years!

It was great seeing everyone tonight as well. I look forward to each meeting and missed the last two, so it was great to be back.

Also, thanks to those who donated frags!


--Dave--

 

[onegreenray]

thx vinny. it is nice to see the tank thru the years.

was nice seeing some of the old timers as well.

 

[James983]

Vinny, I was laughing through your presentation because I had a few of the same pieces of equipment from way back when. Unlike you I took a 10 year break from SW and was amazed at the advances. Great job!

 

[MCJFJ]

Vinny
Thank you for for a look back into the past.
Great job.

 

[Justjoe]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11860146#post11860146 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by onegreenray
thx vinny. it is nice to see the tank thru the years.

was nice seeing some of the old timers as well.

Good to see some old faces as well as the first time attendees. There were atleast 7 or 8 new folks there and the room was packed.
Thanks for the donated frags as well and thanks to Vinny for his presentation and learning Powerpoint... guess you can teach an ol'dog new tricks
Oh yeah, of course Bill's Home Brew...

 

[billsreef]

Great job Vinny :thumbsup:

The scary part was that I recognized some of those old air pumps :eek2:

 

[shyland83]

It took me a second to even remember what an air pump is and why we ever needed them. Does that reveal how young i really am? Great presentation Vinnie, really puts everything in persepective.

 

[puckbs]

Nice job Vinny. It was fun to see all that stuff we now consider antiquated and completely useless....and then even more fun to see how well it worked for you and the success you had.

 

[Vinny Kreyling]

Thanks to all for the kind words. Makes it all worthwhile.
I enjoyed doing it.

Vinny

 

[iamwhatiam52]

Thanks Vinny,
The Silent Giant pump made me laugh. When they came out they were just the ultimate! I remember when mine broke. I opened it up and found it was a tiny pump in a tin can surrounded by 5 pounds of gravel. It was quite a shock.