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'''S. L. Lewis Incorporated''' was founded in [[3017]] by [[Senior Warrant Officer]] Samuel Lewis. Warrant Officer Lewis' crew found a cache of [[Lostech]], and he claimed a supply of small Omni 25 fusion engines as his share.<ref name="hbs146">''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 146</ref> Lewis then spent the next few years perfecting a new scout hovercraft for the [[LCAF]]. The Savannah Master became a popular design with both the LCAF and the [[AFFS]]. With the popularity of the Savannah Master line, S.L. Lewis Inc. expanded its facilities into engine production to insure a steady supply of engines. They also expanded into the civilian market, producing a [[Fuel Cell]] powered hovercar.<ref name="hbs146"/>
 
'''S. L. Lewis Incorporated''' was founded in [[3017]] by [[Senior Warrant Officer]] Samuel Lewis. Warrant Officer Lewis' crew found a cache of [[Lostech]], and he claimed a supply of small Omni 25 fusion engines as his share.<ref name="hbs146">''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 146</ref> Lewis then spent the next few years perfecting a new scout hovercraft for the [[LCAF]]. The Savannah Master became a popular design with both the LCAF and the [[AFFS]]. With the popularity of the Savannah Master line, S.L. Lewis Inc. expanded its facilities into engine production to insure a steady supply of engines. They also expanded into the civilian market, producing a [[Fuel Cell]] powered hovercar.<ref name="hbs146"/>
  
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==Leadership==
 
The CEO of S.L. Lewis Incorporated in 3067 was Sam Lewis, Jr. He expanded the company's offerings into commercial hovercraft and hydrofoils that use the Savannah Master's engine.<ref name="hbs146"/>
 
The CEO of S.L. Lewis Incorporated in 3067 was Sam Lewis, Jr. He expanded the company's offerings into commercial hovercraft and hydrofoils that use the Savannah Master's engine.<ref name="hbs146"/>
  
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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*''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]''
 
*''[[Objective Raids]]''
 
*''[[Objective Raids]]''
 
*''[[Technical Readout: 3026 Revised]]''
 
*''[[Technical Readout: 3026 Revised]]''
*''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]''
 
 
*''[[Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex]]''  
 
*''[[Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex]]''  
  
 
[[Category:Manufacturing Centers|S. L. Lewis Incorporated]]
 
[[Category:Manufacturing Centers|S. L. Lewis Incorporated]]

Revision as of 16:06, 20 June 2011

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Overview

S. L. Lewis Incorporated was founded in 3017 by Senior Warrant Officer Samuel Lewis. Warrant Officer Lewis' crew found a cache of Lostech, and he claimed a supply of small Omni 25 fusion engines as his share.[1] Lewis then spent the next few years perfecting a new scout hovercraft for the LCAF. The Savannah Master became a popular design with both the LCAF and the AFFS. With the popularity of the Savannah Master line, S.L. Lewis Inc. expanded its facilities into engine production to insure a steady supply of engines. They also expanded into the civilian market, producing a Fuel Cell powered hovercar.[1]

Leadership

The CEO of S.L. Lewis Incorporated in 3067 was Sam Lewis, Jr. He expanded the company's offerings into commercial hovercraft and hydrofoils that use the Savannah Master's engine.[1]

Manufacturing

S. L. Lewis Incorporated has a manufacturing center on the following planet:

Carlisle

Components produced on Carlisle:[2][3]
Component Type
Savannah Master[2][3] Hovercraft
Slipper Hovercar[4] Hover Support Vehicle
Omni 25 Fusion Engine - Savannah Master[2][3]
Durallex Light Armor - BattleMechs & Vehicles - Savannah Master[2][3]
TharHes Hm 10 Communications System - Savannah Master[3]
TharHes Alpha-2a Targeting-Tracking System - Savannah Master[3]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Handbook: House Steiner, p. 146
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Objective Raids, p. 79, "Produced S.L Lewis Incorporated Components"
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Technical Readout: 3026 Revised, p. 10, "Produced Savannah Master Components"
  4. Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex, pp. 64-65, "S. L. Lewis Incorp's civilian line of hovercars".

Bibliography