Following this tread I think that maybe can be of interest to one of the bricolabbers,

I still have access to a 12W scalar FM transmitter that was used in radio oltranzista project some years ago.

The radio oltranzista station was temporary (like a TAZ), broadcasting content either self produced inside the event setup (the 5 days off and the verwoord festival of poetry for example). We were serving as radio stream to both FM and web AND kept our content funny and open in off-time because it was free hack from streamers worldwide via August Black USER-RADIO software. User radio allowed us to open the mixer to web access... we had a lot of fun in the nighttime with people streaming directly to Amsterdam FM space...

Anyway, I still have access to the core of the project, a good FM transmitter with antenna. Is good for small events, small towns, unconventional projects, and I have many ideas on how to use it. Radio is a great motivator for any kind of people... and to listen to it is cheaper than to access the internet... well you all know the story ;)

I am interested in bringing myself and the transmitter... AND it seems interesting to me to rewire a bit the project using airtime. If anyone is interested in an exchange of tech/time/knowledge/hardware and the cause is right...

fredd
www.radioltranzista.net



On Sep 21, 2011, at 5:09 PM, Adam Thomas wrote:

> On 9/21/11 4:28 PM, alejo@??? wrote:
> > hia,
> > been playing with airtime (that software to set up your radio station
> > developed by adam thomas++ here in this list).
>
> Good to hear this Ale, sounds like a great project.
>
> We'll be doing a couple of hackshops on October 22nd and 23rd in Prague for people interested in adding to Airtime's functionality or splicing it with other tools.
>
> They're free to attend and people are welcome to suggest sessions or demos. More details at http://conference.sourcefabric.org/en/mf2011/mediathon/
>
> It's part of a bigger event looking at open source tools, tech and investigative journalism starting on October 21st that might be of interest to some too.
>
> Best, Adam
>
> More on Airtime (open source, free to download) at http://airtime.sourcefabric.org
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