Almost ready for the race:

There are just few hours to start the “MyNakedPastor.com” series. We have been working at least for three months, planning, researching, designing, developing, doing tests, checking equipment, debugging, discarding by trial and error and we are almost there… at the beginning of a new adventure. Some of the equipment that we will be using is listed as follows:

One Panasonic 3 CCD digital camera
Two Sony Digital cameras with night view
One Sound Blaster USB Camera,
One wide angle lens
One Mac Book with Windows XP
One Dual Core Pentium D Computer with Windows XP
Three 10 Meter FireWire cables
One Verizon Wireless USB Modem
One external magnetic mount antenna
One Linksys router
Two heavy duty tripods
One tripod
One 1,500 Watts inverter
One 450 Amp Jump Start battery
One LED lamp
One Grip mounts for the camera
One ISP monitoring our Bandwidth on a fiber optical output to the net…
And a lot of cables, connectors, extensions, adapters and transceivers

All of this to run for five weeks 24 by 7 and be able to show what to be naked can be. Next Friday we will mount all the equipment at Troy’s house and we will realize a technical rehearsal on Saturday for the Launch Party and be ready for next Sunday 9 at 9 p.m. You cannot miss it! See you there…

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