[FedCom] New antennas on the Secret Service suburban

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Sun Aug 8 22:39:01 EDT 2004



Chris, Roadrunner is still running in the pack (as it did this 
day).  Friends that are in the communication business say the antennas 
(large ones) appear to be 800/900 Mhz antennas like they use on their 
trunking systems.  Since the limo is now sporting several 800/900 elevated 
feed antennas my bet is this is a rolling cell site with a secure sat 
link.  This vehicle always runs within 2 or 3 cars of the limo as opposed 
to Roadrunner which is usually near the back of the pack with the ambulance 
and other utility vehicles.

Terry

At 08:36 PM 8/8/2004, you wrote:

> >>>
>Anyone know what the new antennas on the Secret Service
>suburban are being used for? And what their frequency
>range might be?
><<<
>
>I had heard reports of these new antennas on some of the vehicles, but I
>hadn't seen what they looked like before. Very interesting!
>
>I'm wondering if the Suburban in the photo is the latest version of
>ROADRUNNER, that used to be housed in a Ford van.
>
>- Chris
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