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Monday, January 01, 2007 2:13:00 PM
OPINION post on Sanswire One. Using quotes from media and new releases found on this board I’ll share with you why I feel Sanswire One has been in the hands of the Military/Government for over a year.
April 15/2005 POST #10045
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6041495
· Mr. Jones reported that after detailed aerodynamic and structural analysis, the team lengthened Sanswire One's frame to 188 feet from the original design of 90 feet.
· Mr. Jones continued, "In three weeks, we corrected the original design and built almost 100 additional feet of the space frame. We also moved from a Dacron covering to a space age Tedlar covering, developed a ground station communications package, and made advances in composite materials and in method of lifting gases."
May 9/2005 POST #10941
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6279064
· Stratellite prototype, Sanswire One, has been completed, floated and
tested.
· Sanswire One was filled with lifting gas and flown under
controlled conditions.
· Mr. Huff continued: "We have made significant breakthroughs in our
airship design and our technological advancements. We have reached our
initial goals for this airship and we are now focused on the next
steps of our plan, which will include our upcoming launch at Edwards
·
The interest in our project by governments, world leaders and large
corporations grow almost weekly."
June 1/2005 POST #12136
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6539036
· Timothy Huff, CEO of GlobeTel stated: "We are very pleased with
the progress that we have made with Sanswire One. We have successfully
completed our planned tests in San Bernardino and now we finished our
move to Palmdale, which borders the air space at Edwards Air Force
Base, in preparation for our high altitude test of the Stratellite.
· These continued tests will be focused on the control systems, power systems and high
altitude performance criteria.
Aug 2/2005 POST #14054
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=7198684
· The info provided in this update was full of razzle-dazzle and meant to take our focus from Sanswire One and put it on Sanswire Two. Because they are close to handing it off.
· And "progress" is the operative word. We have been operating in the vortex of a range of favorable developments in recent months which have improved both the commercial prospects and the technological features of our Airship program.
· On the technological front, we have been the fortunate beneficiaries of a range of new developments - some derived from our in-house testing activities and others acquired from the scientific community at large. These advancements in technology have allowed us to re-think and to materially enhance our design and testing program.
· We have concluded that the optimal strategy for getting our first commercial vehicle to market, as quickly as possible, is to immediately leap-frog from Sanswire One to Sanswire Two
Oct 11/2005 POST #15845
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=8068350
· Department of Defense and other invited government
officials to witness the initial flight of its special, high altitude,
military prototype airship.
· The prototype is Sanswire's tailored
response to requirements, which have been defined by the U.S. military
in recent months with respect to specific missions
· Our aggressive approach to resource gathering and rapid internal
cross-pollination has enabled us to assemble, and will allow us to
deliver, this unique military prototype to these highly valued
customers in record time.
· " Because of the military nature of the system,
this event is not open to the public, and we will not be able to
update the public on certain aspects of the airship program
· "This demonstration in no way defers our progress on
our commercial airship, Sanswire III. Sanswire II,
Nov 16/2005 POST #16705
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=8518861
· Sanswire Networks LLC, has
successfully completed its planned demonstration flight of its
military prototype airship. The flight consisted of two military
prototypes of varied size, both of which were flown for the benefit of
a number of approved senior military and national security officials.
The flights took place at the Sanswire facility in Palmdale,
· The design of the military version airship is of a unique and
proprietary nature and has been designed to meet specific requirements
of certain military and government needs.
· The first flight took place Tuesday morning on November 15th at
10:30 am PST and the second flight occurred later in the day. The
airships performed exactly as expected, with exceptional results. The
controlled-access event was attended by 25 VIPs, U.S. Government
guests representing, among others, the U.S. Air Force, Department of
Homeland Security, NASA, the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Army, FEMA, and other
distinguished invitees.
The airships that were demonstrated today were designed specifically for specialized military and
governmental applications
So there they were, gone. We saw the Worm, but what was the second ship. They never did tell us or had we been seeing it all along. Sanswire One. Time will tell.
April 15/2005 POST #10045
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6041495
· Mr. Jones reported that after detailed aerodynamic and structural analysis, the team lengthened Sanswire One's frame to 188 feet from the original design of 90 feet.
· Mr. Jones continued, "In three weeks, we corrected the original design and built almost 100 additional feet of the space frame. We also moved from a Dacron covering to a space age Tedlar covering, developed a ground station communications package, and made advances in composite materials and in method of lifting gases."
May 9/2005 POST #10941
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6279064
· Stratellite prototype, Sanswire One, has been completed, floated and
tested.
· Sanswire One was filled with lifting gas and flown under
controlled conditions.
· Mr. Huff continued: "We have made significant breakthroughs in our
airship design and our technological advancements. We have reached our
initial goals for this airship and we are now focused on the next
steps of our plan, which will include our upcoming launch at Edwards
·
The interest in our project by governments, world leaders and large
corporations grow almost weekly."
June 1/2005 POST #12136
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6539036
· Timothy Huff, CEO of GlobeTel stated: "We are very pleased with
the progress that we have made with Sanswire One. We have successfully
completed our planned tests in San Bernardino and now we finished our
move to Palmdale, which borders the air space at Edwards Air Force
Base, in preparation for our high altitude test of the Stratellite.
· These continued tests will be focused on the control systems, power systems and high
altitude performance criteria.
Aug 2/2005 POST #14054
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=7198684
· The info provided in this update was full of razzle-dazzle and meant to take our focus from Sanswire One and put it on Sanswire Two. Because they are close to handing it off.
· And "progress" is the operative word. We have been operating in the vortex of a range of favorable developments in recent months which have improved both the commercial prospects and the technological features of our Airship program.
· On the technological front, we have been the fortunate beneficiaries of a range of new developments - some derived from our in-house testing activities and others acquired from the scientific community at large. These advancements in technology have allowed us to re-think and to materially enhance our design and testing program.
· We have concluded that the optimal strategy for getting our first commercial vehicle to market, as quickly as possible, is to immediately leap-frog from Sanswire One to Sanswire Two
Oct 11/2005 POST #15845
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=8068350
· Department of Defense and other invited government
officials to witness the initial flight of its special, high altitude,
military prototype airship.
· The prototype is Sanswire's tailored
response to requirements, which have been defined by the U.S. military
in recent months with respect to specific missions
· Our aggressive approach to resource gathering and rapid internal
cross-pollination has enabled us to assemble, and will allow us to
deliver, this unique military prototype to these highly valued
customers in record time.
· " Because of the military nature of the system,
this event is not open to the public, and we will not be able to
update the public on certain aspects of the airship program
· "This demonstration in no way defers our progress on
our commercial airship, Sanswire III. Sanswire II,
Nov 16/2005 POST #16705
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=8518861
· Sanswire Networks LLC, has
successfully completed its planned demonstration flight of its
military prototype airship. The flight consisted of two military
prototypes of varied size, both of which were flown for the benefit of
a number of approved senior military and national security officials.
The flights took place at the Sanswire facility in Palmdale,
· The design of the military version airship is of a unique and
proprietary nature and has been designed to meet specific requirements
of certain military and government needs.
· The first flight took place Tuesday morning on November 15th at
10:30 am PST and the second flight occurred later in the day. The
airships performed exactly as expected, with exceptional results. The
controlled-access event was attended by 25 VIPs, U.S. Government
guests representing, among others, the U.S. Air Force, Department of
Homeland Security, NASA, the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Army, FEMA, and other
distinguished invitees.
The airships that were demonstrated today were designed specifically for specialized military and
governmental applications
So there they were, gone. We saw the Worm, but what was the second ship. They never did tell us or had we been seeing it all along. Sanswire One. Time will tell.
Oh to ride the wind,
To tread the air above the din
Oh to laugh alaud,
Dancing as we fought the crowd
“Achilles Last Stand”...Led Zeppelin “Presence”
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