Easy managingIronman92;1758710 wrote:KC fans should be uneasy with Madson in there
It's being read by many. It's all good.superman;1759419 wrote:Don't really have anything to ad, just felt bad for I-92 having to talk to himself. Go Royals.
This is funny.Ironman92;1759434 wrote:FOX lost tv view.....that can't happen
My guess is blown truck generator or switcher crashed...Ironman92;1759434 wrote:FOX lost tv view.....that can't happen
Not an excuse, but this stuff happens.Sonofanump;1759439 wrote:Amateur hour at Fox.
I believe you and understand you really understand this stuff.Laley23;1759451 wrote:Not an excuse, but this stuff happens.
We lost power to the A-Unit at the Belmont Stakes during rehearsal (8:30am-11am). Lasted about 20 minutes. Generator blew in the main unit, and caused 5 of the other 7 trucks to also lose power.
Could just as easily happened during our broadcast.
I mean, I agree. But at the same time, what can you do when a generator blows???Ironman92;1759455 wrote:I believe you and understand you really understand this stuff.
But it just cannot happen.
Doesn't seem to happen ever in championship games/series. I think that's what iron man is saying. That it should be preventable.Laley23;1759462 wrote:I mean, I agree. But at the same time, what can you do when a generator blows???
Right, but it's all a % game. It happens often enough in TV, but the number of games the country is all watching is so insignificant that it isn't made a huge deal of. There isn't really an alternative.SportsAndLady;1759468 wrote:Doesn't seem to happen ever in championship games/series. I think that's what iron man is saying. That it should be preventable.
Has more to do with the amount of stuff they are powering. Weather in the 60s at the time, so AC was probably blasting as well.Ironman92;1759472 wrote:Does it happen to new generators?
Lol....just be hot so millions can watch tvLaley23;1759474 wrote:Has more to do with the amount of stuff they are powering. Weather in the 60s at the time, so AC was probably blasting as well.
Lol. Walk into most TV trucks and you see jackets and hats being worn when it's 90 out. The equipment can't overheat or you'll start an electrical fire. So the trucks have to stay around 60 degrees, which means constant AC pumping out of vents onto people/machines.Ironman92;1759477 wrote:Lol....just be hot so millions can watch tv
Let me ask you this and I'll be done.Laley23;1759541 wrote:Lol. Walk into most TV trucks and you see jackets and hats being worn when it's 90 out. The equipment can't overheat or you'll start an electrical fire. So the trucks have to stay around 60 degrees, which means constant AC pumping out of vents onto people/machines.
That just added to the greatness of the night, especially when they went to the studio and everyone there seemed like they'd been getting wasted because they weren't expecting to be on the air anytime soon.Sonofanump;1759439 wrote:Amateur hour at Fox.