But I see your point.
So. Who wants to storm these silly buggers with leaf blowers?
Don't some forms of EM temporarily disrupt electronic equipment (especially more sensitive/unshielded stuff like DJ decks)?Captain Goddammit wrote:It was worth saying what Eric said, just so no one reading this doesn't get it.
My first choice choice be to petition for their DMV permit denied if enough people substantiate the stories here.
Building a "gunship" is mostly joking around for fun.
Now, back to specific details about how to construct an effective jammer, if that was a good idea ...
You wouldn't even need to encircle them, you could just drive the baffler right up in front of the sound wall (since most sound walls face one direction) and muffle the sound into nothingness.maladroit wrote:I suggest a fleet of cars with interlocking angled baffles that can circle an offending vehicles and reflect most of the offending noise to the sky.
It's a nice thought, but very difficult to do without the same sound power as the original source, and nearly impossible with sound bouncing around in all directions.1durphul wrote:Come to think of it, if you were to position a sound canceling art car between the sound wall and the audience, you could effectively cancel the audio as it passes through your vehicle with speakers aligned in the same direction emitting an inverted sound wave.
maladroit wrote:It's a nice thought, but very difficult to do without the same sound power as the original source, and nearly impossible with sound bouncing around in all directions.1durphul wrote:Come to think of it, if you were to position a sound canceling art car between the sound wall and the audience, you could effectively cancel the audio as it passes through your vehicle with speakers aligned in the same direction emitting an inverted sound wave.
Policy is probably the best solution. I guess enforcing existing policy would work. But one new rule could solve almost all of it: DJ art cars can park near the Man burn if they want, but their main speaker array must point away from the Man.
Yeah, just imagine one of those flying, two legged kicks coming at ya...Doctor VonBacon wrote:These are the times when you need an army of shirtcocking ninjas.
So many easy comments...Jackass wrote:Yeah, just imagine one of those flying, two legged kicks coming at ya...Doctor VonBacon wrote:These are the times when you need an army of shirtcocking ninjas.
Well, it was using big ass fans, but yes. Utah burner. Fire tornado. Even had it going downtown SLC once.maladroit wrote:Has anyone used a ring of jet engines to create an artificial tornado at Burning Man yet?
Other considerations are what happens if you managed to hit someone with say a pacemaker, or a scooter that needs it for mobility, or a sparkle pony...1durphul wrote:Don't some forms of EM temporarily disrupt electronic equipment (especially more sensitive/unshielded stuff like DJ decks)
Couldn't we put one of those big yellow parking boots on the damn thing?GreyCoyote wrote:The idea of an active jammer or EMP-type weapon isnt such a good idea. Folks with pacemakers or insulin pumps, assuming they survived, would likely have a few choice words for you.
I like leaf blowers. The dust and wind are natural elements. They just get a bit more targetted in the hands of the right gardners!
Don't do anything that gives them a chance to play victim. Most of the suggestions have been about going after their vehicle or their sound in someway, which (a) is really skirting what's allowed on ePlaya and (b) is giving them an easy way to come off as the "injured party".DangerMouse wrote:Couldn't we put one of those big yellow parking boots on the damn thing?
Simon of the Playa wrote:please.
take the time to send an email to the above address and let the DMV know...
i can't tell you how stabby this shit made me feel....and i love the beat the beat the beat...
this was pure, unadulterated "douche"...
Yeah! Throw in some Phillip Collins or a little Extreme for a lights out performance.BBadger wrote:Our art car weaponized music on the playa by playing 80s soft rock. Nothing like some Air Supply or a track of Dreamweaver to clear out an area.
Now this is an excellent idea. Some Wilson Phillips "Hold On" played in a loop never hurt anybody.BBadger wrote:Our art car weaponized music on the playa by playing 80s soft rock. Nothing like some Air Supply or a track of Dreamweaver to clear out an area.
EmilyD wrote:Wow, they're on it. I already got a personal response from the DMV. They are following up on multiple reports of obnoxious sound behavior (and potential sound rules violations) by Dancetronauts. If you witnessed any asshattery by them please let the [email protected] know. Things may actually change!
How about the classic Lionel Richie "All Night Long" looping all night long!1durphul wrote:Now this is an excellent idea. Some Wilson Phillips "Hold On" played in a loop never hurt anybody.BBadger wrote:Our art car weaponized music on the playa by playing 80s soft rock. Nothing like some Air Supply or a track of Dreamweaver to clear out an area.