Geoff Payne quadruple burner, 1972

Category: hardware Sub-category: burners

Catalogue number: H5/0010

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.
Underside of the metal sheet frame showing the base of the 4 burners and the pilot lights.

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A quadruple burner built by Geoff Payne for G-AZRI, a Payne 56,600 cubic feet home built balloon. It was the first burner to have liquid feed pilot lights. It has 2 independent fuel line feeds and controls. It was purpose built for Brian Ribbans for Alpine flying. The shackled corners were where the envelope and basket wires attached. There were no pole supports from the basket in the early days.

Manufacturer: Geoff Payne
Donated by: Brian Ribbans, 2005
Image(s) credit: Tim Turner, 2025
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