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The Case of the Floating News Desk
Grand Cayman was hit hard by Hurricane Ivan in September 2004. A three foot tidal surge washed over the entire island, leaving devastation throughout. Cayman Island Television was not spared; its transmitter tower was destroyed and the station’s News Desk was actually floating around the studio. We received a call in November after the insurance settlement had been reached - could we design, build, ship and install two sets in their shoe-box sized studio ASAP? We had to fit everything into a 10 X 20 shipping container. No phones and no hot water for the installation crew, but it was January in the Caribbean. Another adventure in Television.
Grand Cayman was hit hard by Hurricane Ivan in September 2004. A three foot tidal surge washed over the entire island, leaving devastation throughout. Cayman Island Television was not spared; its transmitter tower was destroyed and the station’s News Desk was actually floating around the studio. We received a call in November after the insurance settlement had been reached - could we design, build, ship and install two sets in their shoe-box sized studio ASAP? We had to fit everything into a 10 X 20 shipping container. No phones and no hot water for the installation crew, but it was January in the Caribbean. Another adventure in Television.
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