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	Hot air balloon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hot air balloons that can be propelled through the air rather than just being carried along by the wind are known as airships or, more specifically, thermal airships.
		Unlike gas balloons, the envelope does not have to be sealed at the bottom since the rising hot air only exerts pressure on the upper hemisphere of the balloon to provide lift.
		The amount of lift (or buoyancy) provided by a hot air balloon depends primarily upon the difference between the temperature of the air inside the envelope and the temperature of the air outside the envelope.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hot_air_balloon (3358 words)

	Burner system for a radio-controlled hot air balloon - Patent 5567142
		The flame of the pilot burner mechanism partially heats the liquid fuel in the burner coil means so that when a valve member is opened, fuel in a vaporous mist form is discharged from an outlet orifice of the burner coil means for ignition by the flame of the pilot burner mechanism.
		With the burner system of the present invention, a flame from the pilot burner mechanism will partially heat liquid fuel in the burner coil means, which comprises at least three and a half turns, so that when the valve member is opened, fuel in a vaporous mist form will be released at the outlet orifice.
		The inlet side of the burner coil means 8 is connected via a second fuel line 9 to the second fuel tank 5, which is disposed in the basket 2 in an inverted state so as to be able to supply liquid fuel to the burner coil means 8.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /5567142.html (2040 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Losses
		A balloon is an "aerostat," meaning that it is static in the air mass in which it floats.
		Balloon descended to a riverbank with minor injuries to one passenger.
		The defendant maintained that the plaintiff was negligent in attempting to fly the balloon in microburst weather conditions and that the plaintiff failed to follow emergency landing procedures recommended by the defendant.
	www.facworld.com /FACworld.nsf/doc/Hotairballoon (1321 words)

	Famous Hot Air Balloon Flights
		The early pioneers of hot air ballooning were thrill-seeking adventurers, embarking on a serious challenge.
		From the first attempted balloon crossing of the Atlantic to the first successful around the world hot air balloon flight, these balloonists have been at the forefront of scientific experimentation and have truely established themselves as great historical figures.
		Their balloon of paper lined cloth was 33m in circumference and flew for 10 minutes, covering a distance of 2.5 km.
	www.ballooning-rides.co.uk /famous-balloon-flights.html (542 words)

	HOT AIR BALLOON RIDES - OHIO
		Ballooning is a sport which is very dependent on the weather.
		The hot air balloons drift the same direction and speed as the wind.
		When the hot air balloon is packed and the baskets and burners safely loaded on the trailer, the passengers will be returned to their automobiles.
	www.balloonfun.net (835 words)

	Hot air balloon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Hot air balloons are the oldest successful human flight technology dating back to the Montgolfier brothers ' invention in Annonay France in 1783.
		Balloons that can be propelled through air rather than just being carried along the wind are known as airships.
		The top of the balloon has a flap (often referred to as parachute) of fabric that can be pulled partially to release hot air in an or for better control of the descent.
	www.freeglossary.com /Hot_air_balloon (1297 words)

	BalloonZone ~ Parts of the Hot Air Balloon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Balloons are aerostats (static within the air) - once a balloon is aloft, it moves in sync with the air mass in which it floats.
		The modern hot air balloon is made up of three main parts: the envelope, the basket, and the burner.
		The heart of the balloon is the burner, usually rigged on a rigid brace over the pilot’s head and controlled by means of a hand valve.
	www.balloonzone.com /balloonparts.html (327 words)

	BalloonZone ~ Short History of Hot Air Ballooning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Built from paper and silk by the Montgolfier brothers, this balloon was piloted on a 22 minute flight by two noblemen from the court of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
		The balloons used for passenger flights today were developed in the United States during the 1960s and have two main technological advances: using rip-stop nylon, a very safe and reliable material for the envelope and running a LPG gas burner to heat the air in the envelope.
		Ballooning began as a sport with a few enthusiasts in the USA and England and spread to Australia in the 1970s.
	www.balloonzone.com /history.html (421 words)

	Hot Air Balloon - Background, History, Raw Materials, Design, The Manufacturing
		A hot air balloon is a nonporous envelope of thin material filled with a lifting gas that is capable of lifting a suspended payload into the atmosphere.
		Balloons rise because of the displacement of air, applying the principle that the total upward buoyant force is equal to the weight of the air displaced.
		One of the most interesting aspects of hot air ballooning is the inflation of the hot air balloon.
	www.madehow.com /Volume-3/Hot-Air-Balloon.html (1719 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Hot Air Balloons Work"
		A hot air balloon has three essential parts: the burner, which heats the air; the balloon envelope, which holds the air; and the basket, which carries the passengers.
		Modern hot air balloons heat the air by burning propane, the same substance commonly used in outdoor cooking grills.
		As soon as the balloon is in the air, the pilot is constantly looking for suitable landing sites, in case there is an emergency.
	travel.howstuffworks.com /hot-air-balloon.htm (1710 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Rides and Pleasure Flights
		A hot air balloon ride is one of the most unique and greatest experiences you could ever have.
		The roar of the burner as you lift off into the sky and then the silence of floating, drifting with the wind, observing the trees, roads, farms and fields.
		Hot air balloons are something different when comparing it to other forms of flight.
	www.ballooning-rides.co.uk (232 words)

	Orlando Florida hot air balloon. Florida air balloon flight rides company
		Hot air balloon rides are one of the most unique and exhilarating experiences you will ever have.
		Hot air balloons are a timeless and unique form of flight.
		Hot Air Balloons are aircraft, and as with all forms of flight, there are possible risks.
	www.ahotairballoonride.com (1363 words)

	Hot Air Balloon FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Balloon flight times are typically 45 minutes to an hour in duration, depending on the wind speed on the morning of your flight, weight in the basket, and ambient temperature.
		The early aviators thus began carrying bottles of champagne onboard their balloons to prove that they were fellow French men, to pacify the farmers upon landing, and to celebrate the conclusion of a safe and beautiful flight.
		Balloons our equipped with an altimeter to indicate altitude, a variometer which shows rate of climb or descent and a temperature gauge to show how hot the fabric is at the top of the balloon.
	www.texasaa.com /FAQ.htm (2266 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Burner Portal, Articles And Content (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Ultramagic balloons are a leading manufacturer of hot air balloons and cold air inflatables been designing and manufacturing hot air balloons for over 20 of the leading hot air balloon manufacturers in the world purchasing a complete new balloon or are upgrading some.
		The physician inserts the balloon fiber portion, moves it to the blockage, and inflates the balloon to stem the blood flow while the system's automatic irrigation clears the area to be lased.
		A 7.7 meter long string was tied to the bottom of the balloon, about 4.7 meters high and 3.4 meters in diameter, with two empty plastic tanks and a box with alphabets and numbers imprinted on it attached on the end of the string, according to police.
	www.balloons-and-more.info /hot-air-balloon-burner.html (1171 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Science - Rides in a Basket (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		According to standard hot air balloon science, a balloon is typically made up of three key parts- the gondola or basket, the burner and the envelope.
		The burner is the part of the balloon that heats the air within the envelope thereby causing the balloon to rise.
		This results in hot air from within the envelope being released into the atmosphere which in turn allows colder, denser air to flow into the envelope.
	www.balloon-us.link.br.com /hot-air-balloon.htm (474 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Designs
		Hot air balloons are based on a very basic scientific principle: warmer air rises in cooler air.
		Essentially, hot air is lighter than cool air, because it has less mass per unit of volume.
		Hot air balloons do this with a burner positioned under an open balloon envelope.
	www.hotairballoons.com /hotairballoon-design.asp (674 words)

	The Hot Air Balloon Burner - eballoon.org
		It is what propels the hot air up into the envelope to make the balloon move upwards into the air.
		Modern hot air balloons use propane in the burner to heat the air.
		The propane is stored in cylinders which are kept in the balloon basket, along with the passengers and the pilot.
	www.eballoon.org /balloon/burner.html (372 words)

	Hot Air Balloon at Balloonride.Us
		The modern fiery air balloon is made up of 3 primary parts: the envelope, the basket, in addition to the burner.
		Related phrases are lexi balloon ride, hot air baloon tour boulder colorado, brandon balloon festival.riverview,2005, navigation and hot air balloons, and historical hot air balloon pictures.
		The pilot has fired up the burner in addition to as the air inside the balloon is heated the balloon begins to ascend.
	www.balloonride.us /hot_air_balloon.php (683 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Review
		While getting engaged in a hot air balloon is relatively common, hot air balloon weddings are rare as the limited size of a wedding party and dependence on good weather limits this to couples with a real sense of adventure.
		Hot air balloons are often used to highlight a photo of an area as they add beauty and a sense of wonder, making everything seem larger than life.
		Malcolm White, of Irish Balloon Flights, describes this system as having D-rings sewn onto the balloon's load tapes about 20 feet up, from which are hung 2 elastic cords, tied together at the bottom with loops 4 inches apart.
	hot-air-balloon.blogspot.com (4126 words)

	Online Balloons - Ballooning - Rides - Festivals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Currently, the largest hot air balloon basket can hold in excess of twenty passengers as well as a pilot, although the majority of baskets are built to take between 6 and 16 people.
		Balloon races such as the Helen to Atlantic and the Great Reno Balloon Race are equally as popular with spectators and pilots alike as is The Gordon Bennett Cup which has been around for almost a century.
		Hot air balloon rides have accrued a reputation for being the perfect vacation activity.
	www.balloon-us.link.br.com (450 words)

	Hot Air Balloon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		A hot air balloon is fueled by liquid propane gas.
		A hot air balloon rises because the hot air weighs less than the air outside.
		Modern hot air balloons came onto the scene in the 1960’s.
	www.hotfact.com /facts-about-hot-air-balloon.html (260 words)

	Florida Hot Air Balloon Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Actually, at sunrise, it is not uncommon for it to be slightly warmer in the air than on the ground due to a temperature inversion at that time of day.
		Hot air balloons rise because the air inside the balloon is warmer than the surrounding air, and the resulting pressure differentials produce an upward lift.
		Later the burners are used to heat the air as the balloon lies on the ground.
	www.floridaballooning.com /faq.html (629 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Championship
		In a number of cases where a balloon's crew was not able to make a landowner contact the landowner committee was able to provide additional assistance or even give permission for the crew to enter property.
		One competitor told Balloon Life that next year a local crew member is planning to scan in the competition map and overlay the current county road map.
		The main function of the pilot would be to control the balloon using the burner and vent.
	www.balloonlife.com /publications/balloon_life/9609/96champs.htm (2660 words)

	Hot Air Ballooning History
		In 1960 the evolution of the hot air balloon
		Which perhaps explains why the hot air balloon basket didn’t appear until 1963.
		the high spirited (and sometimes hilarious) development of the modern hot air balloon.
	www.aerostar.com /hotair/history.htm (255 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Over Michigan ~ 1996 Trip to China
		Hot air balloon pilot and Birmingham, Michigan businessman Scott Lorenz issued those commands as he and his two crew members swayed and tilted dangerously close to a mountainside near the Great Wall of China last October.
		During one ride, they landed in a small village and were an immediate magnet to dozens of children who were not only intrigued by the colorful balloon, but also wanted to fill their hands with the candy treats that the men brought along in honor of their own Halloween traditions.
		As for the balloon, it was determined that the least costly way to handle the matter was to donate the salvageable parts of the balloon to the Aero Sports Federation of China for payment of the recovery and import duty.
	www.westwindcos.com /balloon/china1.htm (1552 words)

	Hot Air Ballooning Pictures, History and Information from eBalloon.org
		This site is an extensive resource about everything to do with hot air balloons.
		We have detailed descriptions of how hot air balloons work, a breakdown of the different parts of the balloon and a large section on ballooning history.
		We also have an information directory which lists companies offering flights, hot air balloon manufacturers and complete listings of world wide ballooning festivals.
	www.eballoon.org (120 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Ride
		In August of '99 we were in Fort Ann, NY when we chased a Hot Air Balloon.
		It is hard to describe the feeling of floating in total silence (except when the burner was lit to keep us up!) We scared some livestock, but mostly they ignored us.
		We landed in someone's field and they were happy to have us walk the balloon to their back yard and the children helped us pack it up.
	njcaton.homestead.com /balloon.html (164 words)

	A Hot Air Balloon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Although this simple hot air balloon is practically fail-safe, there's always a slight danger that the craft will catch fire.
		If the tissue does burst into flame while the hot air is filling it, don't try to put out the blaze.
		In fact, "backyard" hot air ballooning is one of the quickest — and least expensive — cures for spring fever that I know!
	motherearthnews.com /top_articles/1981_March_April/A_Hot_Air_Balloon (1090 words)

	Make Your Own Hot Air Balloon
		We want all of the hot air to be directed up through the chimney.
		Use the nail in the broom handle to lift the balloon by the string loop and lower the balloon over the chimney.
		If you don't have enough clear area or are afraid of losing your balloon to a balloon-eating tree, tie very light fishing line and reel to the ring.
	solospirit.wustl.edu /SoloSpirit2/education/Ballooning/makeone.html (1204 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Rides
		It was still a little dark when the first balloon started to inflate as I jumped out of the car to snap this picture.
		As we boarded the balloon we were a little nervous, but it wasn't scary at all as the balloon slowly pulled away from the ground.
		Once we were in the air it was amazingly quiet, except for the occasional blast from the burner, barking dog, or someone shouting greetings from below.
	www.angelfire.com /nm/flyme (428 words)

	Quarter Scale Hot Air Balloon plans eBook
		He has discovered an extremely inexpensive source for the ripstop - which enabled him to build the original balloon "envelope" for a fraction of the price of a purchased one.
		Usually these balloons have 8 or 12 panels (called gores) that make up the shape.
		This is not a dry-cleaner-bag-and-a-candle balloon - this is real ripstop nylon, with a propane powered burner.
	www.dreambuiltdesigns.com /plans/hotairballoon.html (417 words)

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