It would of course be great if we could use the numerous power outlets available throughout the city, and especially along Rotary Trail, to plug in Projectors and Sound Systems, but that is unlikely.
That means that we must carry with us our own source of power. There are two options:
1. A powerful inverter connected to a car battery. That would work for Bombing on street buildings out of the side door of a van, but not in a fenced and enclosed space like Rotary Trail, or a place like Railroad Park of Avondale Park where automobiles are not allowed.
2. A small Gasolin Powered Generator. Harbor Freight happened to put on sale their smallest 700 watts 2 HP generator last week, and I bought one:
I bought as well as a sturdy blue "diablo"(hand truck):
On top of it, I will built an M.B.U. (Mobile Bombing Unit) that will be made up of a large speaker, and amplifier, and an adjustable ball head projector mount. I want to be able to project from ground level, over railings, and even with the projector mounted upside down on a 10 foot pole when necessary. I also want the option of projecting vertically down on the ground.
That means that we must carry with us our own source of power. There are two options:
1. A powerful inverter connected to a car battery. That would work for Bombing on street buildings out of the side door of a van, but not in a fenced and enclosed space like Rotary Trail, or a place like Railroad Park of Avondale Park where automobiles are not allowed.
2. A small Gasolin Powered Generator. Harbor Freight happened to put on sale their smallest 700 watts 2 HP generator last week, and I bought one:
I bought as well as a sturdy blue "diablo"(hand truck):
On top of it, I will built an M.B.U. (Mobile Bombing Unit) that will be made up of a large speaker, and amplifier, and an adjustable ball head projector mount. I want to be able to project from ground level, over railings, and even with the projector mounted upside down on a 10 foot pole when necessary. I also want the option of projecting vertically down on the ground.
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