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Photographer and media hacker Jacob Appelbaum sent word of a project from the New Orleans area. Today one of the better adhoc hacks I’ve seen came into town. Behold the glory of a lunch pail made into a low power FM station. Link. Read more about Jake's and Joel Johnson's "geek aid" efforts on their blogs.
Homemade FM transmitter in New Orleans
Photographer and media hacker Jacob Appelbaum sent word of a project from the New Orleans area. Today one of the better adhoc hacks I’ve seen came into town. Behold the glory of a lunch pail made into a low power FM station. Link. Read more about Jake's and Joel Johnson's "geek aid" efforts on their blogs.
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