Update: Ghostbusters Red Jacket Video Of Mods To AlexGear Frozen Empire Coat.

Hello again fellow busters. You may have seen my previous video showing my review of the red jacket by AlexGear so welcome to my sort of part 2. This video basically talks through a few mods and changes that I made to the jacket. Hopefully, this will help anyone that wants to improve or change parts on whatever jacket they may have. Any questions please feel free to comment and by all means share the video if you think it’ll help other Busters!
Gizmo www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1677147910/pocket-gizmo-ghostbusters-red-jacket
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[@AndorrasB0X]

Awesome and inspiring.. just got mine ordered 🙂

[@SherlockSparrow]

Fantastic. Glad to have helped in any way. Hope you got everything sorted!

[@mr.e8571]

Do you want the software for the spinny lights for the pocket gizmo?

[@SherlockSparrow]

I’m not sure I’d know where to start in actually making one using the proper leds and circuits etc

[@SherlockSparrow]

I got a notification that you commented again but I don’t see it. I made the gizmo myself as I say in the video. There is not software. It is just a hardwired light sting of leds that is static on and off.

[@TorpedoTed]

Does it work as an actual warm coat for colder climates?

[@SherlockSparrow]

Having only had the coat for a couple weeks I can’t really say much to that. I will say that here in the U.K. it has served me well during a colder week and the rain. It has a nice padded lining but I’d say it’s more of a regular autumn winter coat more so for costume purposes and not something for sub zero unless you had a few layers on as well.