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PlanetChristmas Magazine


PlanetChristmas publishes a magazine touching on important topics for Christmas decorating professionals and enthusiasts.   Ready to subscribe?  It's free!

Shortcut to available PlanetChristmas Magazines
   
Spring
2010 
 December 2009 November 2009  October 2009 Aug/Sept 2009 July
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Spring
2009
 

Can't wait to read the magazine?  Click the magazine cover to the right and be taken to the latest digital publication.  We're quite cutting edge in the publishing world while also saving about a zillion trees.  You have the option of printing the magazine from your own computer.

What's in PlanetChristmas Magazine?  Here's a sampling:


In the Spring 2010 Edition:

  • Trends for 2010!
  • Christmas Open House for Thousands
  • Death of the Sequencing Grid (think 4800 channels)
  • Starting a Christmas Business
  • A Christmas View from the UK
  • GFCIs
  • Getting started with Synchronized Lighting
  •  ... and so much more!
Then there are all the ads from PlanetChristmas vendors about the latest and greatest products.  You can't get to this magazine fast enough!

We're also looking to publish the magazine for the new Apple iPad.  Want to try a non-indexed version of the Spring 2010 magazine?  Download the reduced-size .PDF here (about 6MB).

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Please refer your friends to the PlanetChristmas website, magazine and newsletter.  The more we can grow our community, the more lifelong memories we'll make for everyone!

 

 

 

Previous PlanetChristmas Magazines:

 

  Spring 2010 Edition:

  • Trends for 2010!
  • Christmas Open House for Thousands
  • Death of the Sequencing Grid (think 4800 channels)
  • Starting a Christmas Business
  • A Christmas View from the UK
  • GFCIs
  • Getting started with Synchronized Lighting
  •  ... and so much more!
  December 2009 Edition: 

  • Celebrate the Season!
  • Christmas Village Building Tips
  • Christmas Open House for Thousands
  • Planning for Profession Jobs
  • In Search of the First Snowman
  • Blow Mold Anti-Spinning
  • The Grinch:  Attending A-PLUS
  • Worldwide Contest Entry Details
  •  ... and so much more!
  November 2009 Edition:

  • It's Our Incandescent vs. LED Issue!
  • Time for a Decision!  Incandescent or LED?
  • Christmas Village Building Tips
  • DIY Giant Candy Canes
  • Sequencing for a Living
  • LED Fixtures in the Entertainment Business
  • Ten Tips to be a Better Santa
  • Blow Mold History
  • The Grinch:  Balloon Boys
  • ... and so much more!
 
  October 2009 Edition:

  • It's Our Do It Yourself Issue!
  • DIY Giant Lollipops
  • DIY Jumbotron for your Yard
  • Record Your Own CD
  • Sequencing for a Living
  • Backstage Pass:  A Home Display with Professional Toys
  • Indoor Displays:  Trees!
  • Blast From the Past:  Christmas Lighting 50 Years Ago
  • The Grinch:  Itty Bitty Planes
  •  ... and so much more!
   August/September 2009 Edition:

  • So You Want To Go Pro Issue
    Feature articles:  So You Wan To to Go Pro?
  • Backstage Pass:  A Day In the Life
  • Indoor Displays:  Trees!
  • The Pros: 1000+ Channels
  • Tips and Tricks:  Refresh Wire Frames
  • Blast From the Past:  Christmas Lighting 50 Years Ago
  • The Grinch:  Marking your Territory
  • ... and so much more!
July 2009 Edition:

Our Annual Nerd Edition

  • Feature article:  LEDs.  Fact and Fiction
  • Backstage Pass:  Performance Art
  • Indoor Displays:  There's so much more to do inside!
  • Tips and Tricks:  Jack Up Mega Pole
  • Do It Yourself:  Build the CTB16PC
  • The Grinch:  Respecting the neighbors
  • ... and so much more!
  Spring 2009 Edition:

Our Premier Issue!

  • Feature article:  Show Sequencing Alternatives
  • Backstage Pass:  DMX by Charles Belcher
  • Best Christmas Cookies Ever!
  • The Pros:  How I became a Professional by Carson Williams
  • Tips and Tricks:  Building Megatrees by Darryl Brown
  • The Grinch:  Being one of "those" people by Chuck Hutchings
  • ... and so much more!
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

 

 

 

 

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