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SUPPORT PRODUCTS

Allsopp Helikites Ltd. provides everything needed to fly, maintain and store Helikites.

 

Since the design and patent of the Helikite by Sandy Allsopp in 1993, Allsopp Helikites Ltd. has designed a vast range of Helikites to suit our customers. The quality of workmanship, materials and attention to detail is very high, and this ensures that Helikites can endure long periods flying steadily in the sort of unpleasant weather that grounds normal aerostats.

 

Our support products are normally designed or modified in-house, based on years’ worth of experience of flying Helikites in many different environments and circumstances. They enhance the ease and cost-effectiveness of Helikite operation and can provide capabilities that are not available elsewhere.

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Deflation Devices

Allsopp Helikites Ltd produces unique aerostat deflation devices for professional use.

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CHAMP

CHAMP is a new concept in rapidly transported and deployed aerostats. Everything needed to inflate and operate the Helikite for extended periods is in the CHAMP case.

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Tethers

Allsopp Helikites Ltd generally recomends that Dyneema tethers are use for almost all Helikite applications.

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Ground Grabba

An immensely strong solid steel articulated ground anchor. Designed specifically for Helikites and hand made by Allsopp Helikites Ltd in England.

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Helibase

The Helibase makes Helikite deployment fast, easy, stress-free and safe. 

For more information on any of our Support Products, get in touch. 

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Training

Training is highly recommended for customers who purchase Helikites of 20m3 and over, especially if cameras are involved, as they require special mounting and ground handling.

Allsopp Helikites can provide training for any Helikite or product. A training ground is located in Cranborne, Dorset, which is just a short drive from the main manufacturing facility located in Fordingbridge, Hampshire, UK.
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