Help with vehicle counter organization, Plano 3701?

[Zakopious]

Amazon... Amazon.com: Plano 23701-00 Stowaway with Adjustable Dividers, Clear, Pack of 1 : Sports & Outdoors
OR
Scheels Plano 3701 Prolatch Stowaway | SCHEELS.com

I think they are discontinued, but you still can find them. I have so many and since most of my infantry/ SW / Guns are getting put into 3600's I am starting to have unused 3701's accumulating. They are still the best (Plano-wise) for the vehicles.

Amazon: "Temporarily out of stock. We are working hard to be back in stock. Place your order and we’ll email you when we have an estimated delivery date. You won’t be charged until the item ships."
Scheels has some in stock. Thank You.

 

[kdalton]

Academy Sports has them in stock. See my previous post.

 

[Ric of The LBC]

Is Plano still making the 3701 box ?
Every place I Look, the 3701 Is "OUT OF STOCK".

I think Plano produces runs of their products so there can be a time between runs when stock is low or out. I base this on a several years ago seeing the 3701 hard to find or out, then a few months later in stock. I saw this at several Turner Outdoors stores.
YMMV

 

[Ric of The LBC]

Here is the scheme I came up with for my Germans. These go inside the lid. I will post a pic of the outside when I get a chance.

 

[Kijug]

Amazon... Amazon.com: Plano 23701-00 Stowaway with Adjustable Dividers, Clear, Pack of 1 : Sports & Outdoors
OR
Scheels Plano 3701 Prolatch Stowaway | SCHEELS.com

I think they are discontinued, but you still can find them. I have so many and since most of my infantry/ SW / Guns are getting put into 3600's I am starting to have unused 3701's accumulating. They are still the best (Plano-wise) for the vehicles.

Just Google for "Plano 3701 container"...just two sites that popped up initially. They used to be cheap (~$4) but at least they are available.
https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Plano_Pro_Latch_Utility_Box_3701/descpage-P3701.html
https://www.sportsmans.com/fishing-gear-supplies/tackle-storage/utility/compartment-boxes/plano-2-3701-shallow-pro-latch-stowaway/p/400616

 

[Ric of The LBC]

Plano ProLatch Utility Box 2-3701 - 2370100 | Blain's Farm & Fleet (farmandfleet.com)

 

[kdalton]

Anyone know how to reduce image file size in iOS so I can actually upload photos? I swear I am turning into my Dad. Next thing you know I won't know how to work the VCR.

 

[bendizoid]

Anyone know how to reduce image file size in iOS so I can actually upload photos? I swear I am turning into my Dad. Next thing you know I won't know how to work the VCR.

Email them to yourself with a lower resolution, then you can upload to gamesquad. High seems to work.

 

[von Marwitz]

Anyone know how to reduce image file size in iOS so I can actually upload photos? I swear I am turning into my Dad. Next thing you know I won't know how to work the VCR.

If your dad looks like your forum avatar, then great things lay ahead of us and the entire world!



von Marwitz

 

[kdalton]

Einstein also helped invent the atom bomb. He's sort of a mixed bag.

 

[Zakopious]

Einstein also helped invent the atom bomb. He's sort of a mixed bag.

"On Aug. 2, 1939, he signed a letter addressed to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, warning that the Nazis might be developing nuclear weapons. Einstein urged the United States to stockpile uranium ore and begin work on its own atomic weapons."
" Einstein would later come to regret the letter he and Szilárd sent to the president. "Had I known that the Germans would not succeed in producing an atomic bomb," he said, "I would have never lifted a finger."

 

[Sparafucil3]

Einstein also helped invent the atom bomb. He's sort of a mixed bag.

There's a mixed bag if ever there was one. It's from Veritasium on Youtube covering Fritz Haber. -- jim

 

[von Marwitz]

Mixed bags all around.

The internet we're using to post here was originally a DoD project intented to maintain communication after nuclear blasts and not to view cat videos.
Social media was originally intended to bring people together instead of polarizing and breaking entire societies in the service of ideology or plain financial gain.
It will be interesting, what will on day be said about KI.

Whatever you look at - there are always people around that weaponize everything.


That said - did you ever come across anyone who used dice as projectiles in anger?

von Marwitz

 

[kdalton]

I understand Jim Kirk used machined precision dice to defeat a Gorn once.

 

[kdalton]

View attachment 28193

Very nice.

 

[Ric of The LBC]

Very nice.

You can get the file at Texas ASL Downloads.

 

[kcole4001]

"On Aug. 2, 1939, he signed a letter addressed to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, warning that the Nazis might be developing nuclear weapons. Einstein urged the United States to stockpile uranium ore and begin work on its own atomic weapons."
" Einstein would later come to regret the letter he and Szilárd sent to the president. "Had I known that the Germans would not succeed in producing an atomic bomb," he said, "I would have never lifted a finger."

Human nature ensured that once the concept was proven, it was an inevitability.
ONE bomb that do that much damage? It's going to get built no matter what.

If only that amount of research went into determining the best counter clipping and storage solutions.....

 

[von Marwitz]

Human nature ensured that once the concept was proven, it was an inevitability.
ONE bomb that do that much damage? It's going to get built no matter what.

If only that amount of research went into determining the best counter clipping and storage solutions.....

I'm on it...
And I have not researched how to best kill people.

So I am one of the "good ones"?

von Marwitz

 

[Tuomo]

IIRC, the US Government didn't act on Einstein's letter, at least beyond assigning someone to monitor things. The Manhattan Project didn't get in gear until well past Pearl Harbor.

"The Making of the Atomic Bomb" is a good read. Starts around 1900 and describes the unique international advances in atomic theory and engineering through those decades. A lot of famous scientists had their moments on stage. Some come off well in the light of history and some don't. Niels Bohr FTW.

And yeah - fear of the Germans developing the bomb was a big driver, a feeling shared by many. It would be great if the world were otherwise, but that's not how it is.

 

[Hutch]