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On Mar 4, 3:56*pm, Stefan wrote:
Ricky schrieb: As you guessed, gas ballooning is very expensive because helium is the gas of choice, although hydrogen is becoming increasingly poular (!) with gas pilots. I dont' know about the USA, but in Europe, the only helium filled balloons you'll find are the little ones for the children. All the real ones fly on hydrogen. Helium is just way too expensive. Yeah, that is one reason why many pilots here in the U.S. are switching to hydrogen, as well. Another reason is that hydrogen is a stronger lifting gas than helium. Ricky |
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