S.C. Loopfest Gear Security.

[Mark Sottilaro <sine@zerocrossing.net>]

Good point.  Where can we keep our gear while we're observing?  I'm 
paring down my rig so it will stealthfully fit in my trunk (it's a good 
size trunk) but what about others?  What about possible break ins anyway?

Here's a proposal.  I can't be around on Saturday, but on Sunday, I'd 
planned on making "rounds" to check on my stuff.  Especially after night 
falls.  Maybe we could all take turns paroling the area, so we can keep 
stuff in our cars, and not worry.  Call me paranoid, but I've just heard 
of too many people who've left stuff in their cars for a minute or so, 
and had come back to find a window broken and their stuff GONE.

Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean people aren't out to get you.

Mark Sottilaro

On Thursday, July 11, 2002, at 10:55  PM, Mark Hamburg wrote:

> on 7/11/02 9:13 PM, Mark Sottilaro at sine@zerocrossing.net wrote:
>
>> I have one question to ask though:  How the hell do you expect to get
>> your gear set up in the 20 min time limit we have at the Santa Cruz
>> loopfest this weekend?  10 min breakdown?  That's UNPOSSIBLE!  I'm 
>> going
>> way stripped down, myself.
>
> I wondered the same thing. I just worked today on coming up with a 
> smaller
> set up than I had at Loopstock (e.g., only one EDP instead of 2). One 
> of the
> great things about the space at Loopstock was that we had enough 
> backstage
> area that gear storage wasn't an issue.
>
> Mark
>