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You'll need an open area (with nothing flammable nearby) and your materials:  Plastic garbage bag (The cheaper the better--they should be very lightweight. 20 liters is not too big, either.) Fire starters (Original Zip works very well) Mechanical wire (around 18 gauge) One should be much shorter than the others--about 4 inches long (10 cm). The other two should be 24 inches long (61 cm). Using the long wires, form an "X," twisting them around each other like you would a twist tie. 5 or 6 times should do the trick. This structure will keep the bag open as it flies. Twist the short wire around the center of the X. Leave the ends exposed; they'll carry the fire starters. They should be pointing up towards the balloon when you put it in place. Bend the end of the wire over to secure. Do this for each side, using the full width of the bag. You should have a loose square shape. Are the ends of your short wire pointing toward the balloon? If not, adjust them now. Most fire starters come in a big block. You may have to experiment a couple times to find what works as one package is far too much. Break off two medium-sized pieces and attach one to each end. If they are too big, the bag will melt. If they are too small, the bag won't fly. A couple inches each (5 cm) in diameter is about right, for a lightweight 20 liter (5.3 US gal) bag. Adjust the bag as necessary to allow the bag to inflate completely. It will start to become buoyant and seem to want to fly. When you being to exert effort to keep it down, give it a gentle push and let it wander into the sky.  Be careful! If your fire starters are too big, the bag may melt. Stay alert. For this method, it works best to do it in cold weather. The difference in temperature allows the heat to work more efficiently.
Assemble your work station. Cut three pieces of wire. Twist the wires together. Poke the edges of the wire through the bottom of the bag. Attach your fire starters. Hold the bag open from the top and light the fire starters.
Sammanfattning: Du behöver en öppen yta (med inget brandfarligt i närheten) och dina material: Plast sopsäck (Ju billigare desto bättre - de bör vara mycket lätt. 20 liter är inte heller för stort.) Brandstartare (Original Zip fungerar mycket bra) Mekanisk tråd (runt 18 gauge) Man bör vara mycket kortare än de andra – cirka 4 tum lång (10 cm). De två andra bör vara 61 centimeter långa. Med hjälp av de långa trådarna, bilda ett "X", vrider dem runt varandra som du skulle en twist slips. 5 eller 6 gånger ska göra susen. Denna struktur kommer att hålla påsen öppen medan den flyger. Vrid den korta tråden runt centrum av X. Låt ändarna vara synliga, de kommer att bära eldstartarna. De borde peka upp mot ballongen när man sätter den på plats. Böj änden av kabeln över för att säkra. Gör detta för varje sida, med hela bredden på påsen. Du borde ha en lös fyrkantig form. Är ändarna på din korta kabel som pekar mot ballongen? Om inte, justera dem nu. De flesta brandstartare kommer i ett stort kvarter. Du kanske måste experimentera ett par gånger för att hitta vad som fungerar som ett paket är alldeles för mycket. Bryt av två medelstora bitar och fäst en i varje ände. Om de är för stora, smälter påsen. Om de är för små, kommer väskan inte att flyga. Ett par decimeter vardera (5 cm) i diameter är ungefär rätt, för en lätt 20 liters (5,3 US gal) väska. Justera påsen efter behov så att påsen kan blåsa upp helt. Den kommer att börja flyta och verkar vilja flyga. När du ska anstränga dig för att hålla ner den, ge den en lätt knuff och låt den vandra upp i himlen. Var försiktig! Om dina eldstartare är för stora kan påsen smälta. Var på din vakt. För denna metod fungerar det bäst att göra det i kallt väder. Skillnaden i temperatur gör att värmen fungerar effektivare.
Abstract: You need an open space (with nothing flammable nearby) and your materials: Plastic garbage bag (The cheaper the better - they should be very easy. 20 litres is not too big either.) Fire starter (Original Zip works very well) Mechanical wire (around 18 gauge) One should be much shorter than the others – about 4 inches long (10 cm). The other two should be 61 centimeters long. Using the long threads, form an "X", twisting them around each other as you would a twist tie. 5 or 6 times should do the trick. This structure will keep the bag open while flying. Turn the short thread around the center of X. Let the ends be visible, they will carry the fire starts. They should point up to the balloon when you put it in place. Bend the end of the cable over to secure. Do this for each side, with the entire width of the bag. You should have a loose square shape. Are the ends of your short cable pointing to the balloon? If not, adjust them now. Most firefighters come in a big block. You may have to experiment a few times to find what works as a package is far too much. Break off two medium pieces and attach one to each end. If they're too big, the bag melts. If they're too small, the bag won't fly. A pair of decimetres each (5 cm) in diameter is roughly right, for a light 20 litre (5.3 US gal) bag. Adjust the bag as needed so that the bag can inflate completely. It's gonna start floating and seems like it wants to fly. When you make an effort to hold it down, give it a slight push and let it wander up into heaven. Be careful! If your fire-starters are too big, the bag can melt. Be on your guard. For this method it works best to do so in cold weather. The difference in temperature makes the heat work more efficiently.
Samla ihop din arbetsstation. Klipp av tre trådar. Vrid ihop kablarna. Poka kanterna av tråden genom botten av påsen. Bifoga dina eldstartare. Håll påsen öppen från toppen och tänd eldstartarna.
Get your workstation together. Cut three threads. Turn the cables together. Poka the edges of the thread through the bottom of the bag. Attach your fire-starters. Keep the bag open from the top and light the fires.