Building and Launching Hot Air Balloons

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Building and Launching Hot Air Balloons Jeff Sallee Extension Specialist Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development Jeff.sallee@okstate.edu

Hot Air Balloon Supplies Things you may need - Glue Sticks Scissors, pens, sharpies Gore Pattern Wire Hoop to use as a pattern Wire for Hoops (limited) Wire cutters Electrical tape 4 Heat Guns 2 short extension cords Kite string for tying off balloon or for balloon retrieval Chalk for marking on the balloons Vent Pipe   Duct tape gloves 2 pvc sticks for unrolling the tissue paper 2 sticks for lifting balloon during inflation Rolls of tissue paper if you don’t already have enough, (I bought my ‘jewelers paper’ at Sears.com it is also available at other suppliers) Burner (fish cooker or turkey fryer type) Propane Lighter Extra Gloves for handling the HOT stove pipe Have a Fire Extinguisher just in case!

Glue stick the Gores together in a Z pattern that can be unfolded Glue stick the Gores together in a Z pattern that can be unfolded. Don’t forget to glue the top Gore to the bottom Gore to complete the circle.

Have plenty of glue sticks and use them generously. Balloon can be decorated with colored chalk or crayons, be careful not to tear any holes in the tissue paper.

Pre-inflate the balloon indoors for a pre-flight test. Glue stick any gaps or holes together to seal the balloon. The balloon will fly inside, you can heat it with a paint gun/dryer or even hair dryer

Tie off the top with string, leave a small loop for the lifting stick. Use the wire hoop on the bottom to hold the proper shape for inflation.

Use a stick or pole to lift balloon while heating, balloon will fill with hot air, the longer you inflate it the better and higher it will fly. Even the slightest breeze will wreak havoc on inflation.

Use a stick or pole to lift balloon while heating, balloon will fill with hot air, the longer you inflate it the better and higher it will fly. Careful not to burn it or the kids! Safety First; gloves, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, use caution.

Remember it is only tissue paper and can eaisly ignite Remember it is only tissue paper and can eaisly ignite. If it does catch fire, let it go, it will burn quickly. Again, Safety First; gloves, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, use caution.

Let it fly!! Some use a kite string for retrieval others don’t depending on location

Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development Hot Air Balloons Jeff Sallee Extension Specialist Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development Jeff.sallee@okstate.edu