Message posted by Rocketfox on March 17, 2001 at 18:35:15 PST:

It's just a guess, but I would think if the camera's not movable, then it's set for a fairly wide field, and serves as a fairly good "early warning system, given the flat territory around the gate.We have a commercial camera on top of our microwave tower at work that serves fairly much the same function. It's still not out of tehrealm of possibilites that it's also infrared or thermal switchable. wonder if it's connected to that microwave dish, that would make for good remote monitoring.

Yes, Spooky, the Secret Service has more than optics to monitor the grounds with, but they had to set it higher than the squirrel returns.. Same as at Camp David. Ain't technology grand?

R*

In Reply to: Re: Area 51 security satellites SIGHT is not necessary posted by Spooky_Dogg on March 17, 2001 at 15:41:54 PST:

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• Re: Area 51 security DIFFERENCES Spooky_Dogg 03/17/2001, 21:53:09 PST (0)
• Re: Area 51 security satellites SIGHT is not necessary Joerg (Webmaster) 03/17/2001, 19:21:18 PST (3)
  • Re: Area 51 security satellites UP-LINK Spooky_Dogg 03/17/2001, 21:43:11 PST (2)
    • Re: Area 51 security satellites UP-LINK Rocketfox 03/18/2001, 7:45:35 PST (1)
      • Re: Area 51 security ON-TRACK Spooky_Dogg 03/18/2001, 16:31:04 PST (0)