Duckbill natural gas burner

[emersonc]

I am looking at buying a natural gas burner and am not sure if I want the jet style or the duckbill style. The duckbill will have the same BTU (if i get the same number of nozzles of course) but the duckbill seems to have a more concentrated flame area. From videos it looks like the jet nozzles disperse the flames around quite a bit and the flame crawls up around the pot. SO my questions...

Does anyone use the duckbill style and are you happy with it?

Is the duckbill style easy to control the flame or is it more of a all or nothing sort of thing?

Does anyone have video of the duckbill style working?


Thanks

 

[emersonc]

58 views and no replies? i just may have to buy it and give it a try

 

[Onkel_Udo]

58 views and no replies? i just may have to buy it and give it a try

What is a duckbill?

 

[Mirilis]

 

[emersonc]

This is a natural gas duckbill burner. ..
https://www.auscrown.com.au/page/shop/flypage/product_id/170/keyword/duckbill

And a videither for us visual learners. ..

 

[WoopWoop]

I like the look of the Duck Bill burners, but want to know if the flame is adjustable. Anyone used them?

 

[WoopWoop]

Found this video which shows decent adjustability, no yellow flame. I'm liking the look of these burners and am seriously considering them.

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[Hermit]

These don't seem to have the BTU output I expected them to have or I'm reading this wrong. Late, so that could be it too.
http://www.aqua-calc.com/convert/power/megajoule-per-hour-to-british-thermal-unit-per-hour