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rocket stoves and hot air balloons

 
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I was watching a you tube video on the first hot air balloons on nature's lost vault. A thought came while watching it has anybody tried to use a rocket stove to propel a hot air balloon?
 
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Hot air balloons use liquid propane to power them.

I feel a rocket stove would require too much fuel and would weight down the balloon.

Hey you are not the only person to have this thought:

https://permies.com/t/39501/Rocket-Stove-Powered-Hot-Air
 
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