I have flown and I crew for a guy that owns a Cameron. By far my favorite brand of balloons when it comes to their lightweight and durability. Out of all the balloons I have crewed for Cameron's are my favorite.
Cameron Balloons build the most incredible, well engineered Hot Air Balloons in the world. I've had 4! A V-77; N-105; O-56 and most recently a beautiful N-31 which I hope to have certified as an experimental here in the United States. Thank you Don and Hannah for what you've done for ballooning!
I disagree, and have had the misfortune to own one of their 210,000cuft balloons. It pretty much took a Gorilla to pull the vent, I sent the whole damn thing back to them once to fix the problem....but it was in their design, which is more a beach ball shape than a high shouldered hot air balloon shape that puts good volume near the top of the balloon where the best lift is developed. THEY are certain they have the best....but those days are well over. Others are now the market leaders.
@@bloonsfamguy Disagree all you like....that does not change the fact that though they were once one of the best, Cameron Balloons has been passed by. Plus, their service to their customers seriously sucks here in the US. I'm speaking as a person who was once a Factory Representative for them....and Quit in disgust.
Kathi Taylor Hi Kathi, sorry to hear you're not having much success, here are a few more top tips to help you out: - Use the thinnest/lightest bag material you can find; lots of black bin bags are made of very thick and heavy plastic. - Make sure there are no gaps or holes in the bags or tape for hot air to escape. - Even if you're not attaching the pipecleaners, tie the corners of the opening so that the hole at the bottom is as small as possible but still large enough for the hairdryer to fit inside. - Keep heating the air inside until the bag is rising so much that you can feel it pulling upwards. Heat it so much that it feels like you can't hold onto it for much longer, then heat it some more. Don't give up. Keep experimenting & let us know if you need any more help. If you manage to get lift-off, send us some pictures!
The best way to learn is to go crew for a balloon!! If there is a balloon rally near you go and find the Balloonmeister (or anyone else running the event) and ask if any of the balloons need crew. You might have more luck at a smaller rally. Even thor crewing means you don't always get to fly you still learn a ton!! I have been crewing for around 3-5 years and once you get to know the Pilots they even might ask you to come help at specific rallies or when they're in the area. Some of the things I have learned are how to inflate the envelope, deflate the envelope connect the envelope to the basket, lots about wind currents, and so much more. It's really fun.
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I have flown and I crew for a guy that owns a Cameron. By far my favorite brand of balloons when it comes to their lightweight and durability. Out of all the balloons I have crewed for Cameron's are my favorite.
Cameron Balloons build the most incredible, well engineered Hot Air Balloons in the world. I've had 4! A V-77; N-105; O-56 and most recently a beautiful N-31 which I hope to have certified as an experimental here in the United States. Thank you Don and Hannah for what you've done for ballooning!
Wow! What would you reccommend for a beginner?!
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Ignoring their questions, apparently.
I disagree, and have had the misfortune to own one of their 210,000cuft balloons. It pretty much took a Gorilla to pull the vent, I sent the whole damn thing back to them once to fix the problem....but it was in their design, which is more a beach ball shape than a high shouldered hot air balloon shape that puts good volume near the top of the balloon where the best lift is developed. THEY are certain they have the best....but those days are well over. Others are now the market leaders.
@@rogeranderson8763 completely disagree. No balloon manufacturer has the brains and ingenuity that camerons do.
@@bloonsfamguy Disagree all you like....that does not change the fact that though they were once one of the best, Cameron Balloons has been passed by. Plus, their service to their customers seriously sucks here in the US. I'm speaking as a person who was once a Factory Representative for them....and Quit in disgust.
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This is unique, couldn't find enough info on this matter anywhere else. Thanks for posting:)
tty
I'll be honest, I want to do this just as a one man thing. Enough to get me up & down the country, depending on the weather.
Hi Gary, did you succeed?
That sounds like a great idea. You might have started me on an interesting journey.
You can lean over and chat to people on the ground. Incredible
Good job
ty
This is fantastic!
Which type of material are used in this parachute
How are The Adventurists based in Bristol but they haven’t tried a hot air balloon race yet? This sport has their brand stamped all over it.
Is it possible to make one to lift 200+ pounds or around that? I mean with the weight of the equipment
You could, but you have to make sure your fabric is strong enough to make the balloon
From hover boards to hot air balloons! :)
Is that fabric nylon?
HELP! I can't make it work. I used 2 13 gallon bags taped together and I can't even get it to fly without pipecleaner man.
Kathi Taylor Hi Kathi, sorry to hear you're not having much success, here are a few more top tips to help you out:
- Use the thinnest/lightest bag material you can find; lots of black bin bags are made of very thick and heavy plastic.
- Make sure there are no gaps or holes in the bags or tape for hot air to escape.
- Even if you're not attaching the pipecleaners, tie the corners of the opening so that the hole at the bottom is as small as possible but still large enough for the hairdryer to fit inside.
- Keep heating the air inside until the bag is rising so much that you can feel it pulling upwards. Heat it so much that it feels like you can't hold onto it for much longer, then heat it some more.
Don't give up. Keep experimenting & let us know if you need any more help. If you manage to get lift-off, send us some pictures!
We The Curious how do I make one that can lift about 200lbs
Thank you
Wonderfull👍
good job
O:22 is where u see the materials needed for the hot air ballon
I wanna make a big balloon out of plastic, can you help me? I need a balloon pattern
I want that balloon in Pakistan
what you gonna do with it though
Would you show me how to build this
Whats the balloon made of
Hot air, mostly.
What is the fabric used in this balloon?
PRANAV PRADEEP it’s a small trash bag
I need the cloth for hot air balloon
ROAR
u didn't give enough information
The best way to learn is to go crew for a balloon!! If there is a balloon rally near you go and find the Balloonmeister (or anyone else running the event) and ask if any of the balloons need crew. You might have more luck at a smaller rally. Even thor crewing means you don't always get to fly you still learn a ton!! I have been crewing for around 3-5 years and once you get to know the Pilots they even might ask you to come help at specific rallies or when they're in the area. Some of the things I have learned are how to inflate the envelope, deflate the envelope connect the envelope to the basket, lots about wind currents, and so much more. It's really fun.
can I help you make one
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