Wow, I would have loved this sort of thing a year or two ago. I moved to Atlanta last July. I will forward this to friends/burners who are still in the area. I might even attempt a trip there to join you. My experience is that PA is a little more tight on land regulations and permits than WV. I don'...

If you record footage at the event, prepare your broadcasts, and play them back on a monitor at your theme camp where everybody can gather around, that would be neat too. I almost did this one year except that I was going to loan cheap 8mm cameras to strangers, let them shoot footage and then bring...

Oops, I screwed up that italic tag. Bleh, I should get some sleep. ;)

gotta think audience - who's gonna sit in camp and watch tv? Even those with RVs that *have* tvs (a subset right there), they may not want to spend their time watching even the most excellent burning man video footage when it's all happening right outside. Dunno, I'm not an rv'er myself. IMHO, you'...

From what I understand (which in this case comes from nothing more than rumor and hearsay), the radio broadcasts are not technically legal, but are tolerated. Personally, I like to get /away/ from TV for my week on the Playa, but I do see how it could be a lot of fun to do. This is my understanding...

Does anyone know of precedent for a theme camp (or individual) broadcasting television signals using VHF/UHF in BRC? Is this something that would be accepted? I am interested in attempting this in conjunction with live video mixing performances at our camp, I just don't know how feasible it is. I im...

*flings poo*

visit camp cracked peeps. join in our monkey shenanigans. ;) i think the monkey theme is fantastic. i should know, i've been one for years. a monkey, not a theme. hehe.