Skykitten envlope material

[mitc99kd]

HI Guys,  I have been trying to find the company that developed and supplies the envelop material used on the sky kitten.  I heard it was a company called Advanced Technologies but no search that I have done have brought it up,  Can any one help??

Thanks

Shaun

[Andreas G]

Hello Shaun,
I am not completely sure but I think it was Tcom
http://www.tcomlp.com/ who made the envelope, they make a lot of the
envelopes of todays Airships,
another chance could be  ILC Dover
http://www.ilcdover.com/products/aerospace_defense/lta.htm
Anyone who knows more please reply.

Regards

Andreas

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On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 4:30 AM, mitc99kd <shaun.mitchell@...> wrote:

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> HI Guys,  I have been trying to find the company that developed and supplies
> the envelop material used on the sky kitten.  I heard it was a company
> called Advanced Technologies but no search that I have done have brought it
> up,  Can any one help??
>
> Thanks
>
> Shaun
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[Charles Luffman]

I believe Airship Technologies Group (ATG) is the company under Roger Munk who designed and produced the SkyKitten. It appears ATG no longer exists, but Roger now is involved with another company called Hybrid Air Vehicles, which continues with further development of this type. TCOM, who have produced many airship envelopes for Roger's companies, also probably produced the SkyKitten envelope. TCOM and ILC Dover had an agreement to work together as one company, which probably still applies. TCOM has a picture of the SkyCat (succesor to the SkyKitten) on their website. I also believe they use a company called uretek to supply the materials used for aerostat and airship envelopes. This company also effectively is part of the TCOM/ILC Group, supplying material to standards that TCOM/ILC Dover specify/monitor.
Cheers, Charles

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Date: Wednesday, 28 January, 2009, 4:30 AM

HI Guys,  I have been trying to find the company that developed and supplies
the envelop material used on the sky kitten.  I heard it was a company
called Advanced Technologies but no search that I have done have brought it
up,  Can any one help??

Thanks

Shaun
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[mitc99kd]

Thnaks guys, I will try these leasds


Thanks again


Regards


Shaun

Charles Luffman wrote:

I believe Airship Technologies Group (ATG) is the company under Roger Munk who designed and produced the SkyKitten. It appears ATG no longer exists, but Roger now is involved with another company called Hybrid Air Vehicles, which continues with further development of this type. TCOM, who have produced many airship envelopes for Roger's companies, also probably produced the SkyKitten envelope. TCOM and ILC Dover had an agreement to work together as one company, which probably still applies. TCOM has a picture of the SkyCat (succesor to the SkyKitten) on their website. I also believe they use a company called uretek to supply the materials used for aerostat and airship envelopes. This company also effectively is part of the TCOM/ILC Group, supplying material to standards that TCOM/ILC Dover specify/monitor.
Cheers, Charles

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HI Guys,  I have been trying to find the company that developed and supplies
the envelop material used on the sky kitten.  I heard it was a company
called Advanced Technologies but no search that I have done have brought it
up,  Can any one help??

Thanks

Shaun
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