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Hardware: burners

Burner, which can pivot within the main frame. There are 3 burner coils. Two hoses are connected.

Ace Balloons triple burner, 1994

Side view of a tall burner, with a large coil at the top, 5 gas feeds in the centre, part shielded by a metal shroud, and the on/off valves just above the handle at the base.

Airtour prototype single  burner

The single burner is set on a circular burner frame which has 8 small loops evenly spaced around the frame to attach the envelope flying wires.

Brighton single burner, 1968

Picture of stainless steel burner unit with integral propane tank

Burner unit from Green Ice Cloudhopper

Single burner set in a rectangle metal frame, painted black, with fuel lines attached to the burner. The corners of the frame have the shackles for the flying wires.

Cameron Mark 1 single burner, 1971

Single burner set in a rectangle metal frame, painted red, with fuel lines attached to the burner. The corners of the frame have the shackles for the flying wires.

Cameron Mark 1 single burner, c. 1971 

A rectangle metal frame with a central frame to which the burner would be attached. The corners of the frame have shackles for the flying wires.

Cameron Mark 2 burner frame

Four coil burners set in a frame consisting of a metal sheet with holes cut out for the burners and shackles in each corner for the flying wires. 2 hoses with additional connector points feed the gas to the burners.

Geoff Payne quadruple burner, 1972

Single burner set in a rectangle black metal frame with fuel lines attached to the burner. The corners of the frame have the shackles for the flying wires.

Omega single burner, 1969

3 gas cylinders in the centre of a circular burner frame with 1 coil burner.

Omega single burner, 1969

Single burner set in a rectangle metal frame with fuel lines attached to the burner. The corners of the frame have the shackles for the flying wires.

Omega single burner, 1970

Single coil burner with a solid metal shroud at the base, 2 fixing arms, and a handle to adjust the angle.

Piccard single burner, 1966

At the base is a fan with a deep shroud around it, the single burner sits on top of this. The image includes a frame around the fan for the whole ensemble to sit on.

Single burner and inflation fan combined

2 coil burners set in a small metal frame which gimbals on a larger frame. Only 1 gas hose is still attached.

Thunder Mark 2 double burner adaptation

2 coil burners set in a small metal rectangle frame with 3 gas hoses.

Thunder Mark 2 double burner adaptation

2 coil burners set in a small metal frame which gimbals on a larger frame. Each burner has two hoses attached.

Thunder Mark 2 double burner, adaptation 

A single burner with 4 gas inlets sat in a black frame which gimbals within a larger black frame. 3 gas hoses are attached including a thinner pilot light hose.

Thunder Mark I single burner, 1973

The burner comprises a metal cone with a gas ring at the base and the metal coil above the cone.

Tony Patey prototype single burner

A single burner in a black metal frame, no fuel hoses are attached. The corners of the frame have the shackles for the flying wires.

Western single burner, 1973

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