Georgia Dub Networking

I know how everyone spends their hard earned money....Improving and Repairing our VW's.
But I was curious how everyone makes it?
To help get to know you better, I thought it would be nice to know what kind of work you do?

I work at a RUUD heating & air distributor. We sell residential & commercial heating and air equipment and supplies. I don't install it, but if you are ever in need I can suggest an honest contractor in your area that will take care of you.

I work for Turner Broadcasting as an Engineering Project Manager. I am responsible for designing and implementing broadcast and information systems for the entertainment networks. ie TNT, TBS, Peachtree TV, Turner Classic Movies, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Boomerang, NBA TV and TruTV (formally CourtTV). I also do technical support and consulting for 2 small businesses on the side in exchange for their services. I build infrastructure and systems - for example - I don't create websites, just put in the servers that they run on - and I don't create movies, shows and advertisements - just design and implement the systems that ultimatly get it into your home. So - if someone has a technology question I might be able to answer it.

Thanks,

i sit at a computer all day doing interactive design stuff- websites/motion etc...Trust Zabo

I build and repair guitars.

Photographer. Studio, event, product, mobile studio, photo journalism........................you got it, I'll shoot it.

Burel Photography Web

Looking for a job/working on other peoples dubs to make a few dollars

Mechanic at a aircooled VW shop in Decatur

Operate a small locomotive for a railroad repair shop in s. carolina....sounds like fun,but,

Technical support manager for 2700 NAPA stores this side of the Mississippi

Graphic Designer

I am an electronics lab tech. I build circuit boards, fuel assemblies and wire harnesses for a unit called the Flame Pac 400. Trust me it is not as cool as it sounds. The "flame" is aboot the size of a spark.It is used to detect natural gas leaks.

Cross Country Freight Specialist.. in other words Truck Driver

CCFS :Laughing:

Flight data Specialist. FAA.

United States Marine, as a Ground Support Equipment Mechanic/Shop Supervisor/Damn near anything that needs to be done to anything, I can do. Paint/Weld/Minor Body work/Hydraulics/Pnumatics/Diesel/Gasoline/Propane/Electrical/Troubleshooting/I even have experince on F-18A, and whatever else you can think of that supports aircraft while there on the ground.
I will help anyone if they need it.

Johnny wrote:Operate a small locomotive....sounds like fun,but,

Small locomotive like this Johnny??

I worked at the same rail raod repair shop with big bro for over 20 years as a welder fabercator. We built the same kind of cars that is in Disco Squillel's avator. I had to go on medical disability about 4 years ago so now I just work on V Dubs in our shop.

Johnny wrote:Operate a small locomotive for a railroad repair shop in s. carolina....sounds like fun,but,

Looks like a good time to me!

I'll be honest with you guys........those look to be more fun :Laughing:

Johnny wrote:CCFS :Laughing:

Whats so funny!!??? lol

I own a company called Home Works Unlimited, Inc. I do just about everything when it comes to repair or remodeling your home

Field Service Engineer for Lockheed Martin in Marietta, GA. Basically, working a support desk for aircraft problems.

57RTOval wrote:Field Service Engineer for Lockheed Martin in Marietta, GA. Basically, working a support desk for aircraft problems.

Do you work on the lockheed compound next to NAS Atlanta? If so Im right next door

Hi Joe,

I work on the north side of the field, across from where you are. I end up driving through NAS Atlanta about once a week running to our south campus. Ever drive your 59 to work? I'll be looking for it.

Pete

Hey pete

I will be Monday, Tobys normally my DD but its been sick for a few weeks now. Just got him going again Better than ever.

Joe