| When flying a hot air balloon, you must be | | | | lights using electromagnetic induction technology to |
| prepared for anything and play it safe. You do not | | | | charge a capacitor instead of the headlights |
| have the control in a lighter-than-air aircraft that | | | | working off a battery. Currently there are some |
| you would in a normal airplane. It can be very | | | | nifty micro-flashlights being used which you can |
| dangerous indeed. There is nothing more peaceful | | | | buy which use a similar technique and are available |
| than to watch the sunset in a hot air balloon and | | | | thanks to the Everlite Flashlight technology |
| then, as the air cools slowly sink back to Earth in | | | | research lab. These smaller flashlights work by |
| your pre-designated spot. Unfortunately all that | | | | shaking them for about thirty seconds and shine |
| depends on the weather doesn't it. | | | | for about 6 minutes and they shine quite bright |
| If you are going to do this it pays to have some | | | | since they use a very bright LED light. Here is a |
| good lighting, however the lighting you take up | | | | link to this home use flashlight: |
| with you needs to be lightweight, this means large | | | | Hot air balloons are a joy indeed, but you need to |
| batteries are not such a hot idea for a hot air | | | | see where you are landing to prevent injury or |
| balloon. The trick is to stay without lots of weight, | | | | death from an unfortunate eventuality of landing |
| not add more. | | | | on inhospitable terrain. Perhaps this is a good way |
| I propose a relative wind flutter system, which | | | | to save weight and save lives of those who love |
| would vibrate and power up an LED lighting | | | | to live and live to fly hot air balloons Up, Up and |
| system. The flutter system can power up the | | | | Away. Think on this. |