Burning Man Project
Like the reported activities at Bohemian Grove, Burning Man depicts symbolism & civility, right? Since the city of Austin, Texas has contributed to this "happening", I might want to start a project of my own.
First of all, I am thinking of attaching 15 or 20 GRE PSR 500 radios to a likeness of Telsa. I might even leave several of the radios on Spectrum Sweeper to share in the experience. Perhaps, I might be lucky enough to capture the designated frequencies, encrypted of course.
So, if this event is all about sharing, leaving no trace and embracing civilization, why can't people be trusted to monitor radio frequencies? I suppose it is a propriety issue. I really don't know.
Perhaps, the person in charge of communication might want to enlighten me. Or, I might review the FCC data base to find the frequencies in question to show openness and personal freedom.
In my opinion, the encryption of frequencies represents man's tendency to impose order on organized chaos. But, then again, I have not attended this event, yet.