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A heating assembly can be used in a dual fuel heater to mix air with fuel to be combusted at the burner. The heating assembly can include a burner, a first nozzle, a second nozzle, a first conduit and a second conduit. The first conduit can have an opening configured to allow air to mix with fuel in

A heating assembly can be used in a dual fuel heater to mix air with fuel to be combusted at the burner. The heating assembly can include a burner, a first nozzle, a second nozzle, a first conduit and a second conduit. The first conduit can have an opening configured to allow air to mix with fuel injected into the first conduit by the first nozzle.

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1. A heater assembly configured to produce a yellow flame, the heater assembly comprising: a burner;a first nozzle;a second nozzle;a first conduit positioned between the first nozzle and the burner, the first conduit comprising an opening configured to allow air to mix with fuel injected into the fi

1. A heater assembly configured to produce a yellow flame, the heater assembly comprising: a burner;a first nozzle;a second nozzle;a first conduit positioned between the first nozzle and the burner, the first conduit comprising an opening configured to allow air to mix with fuel injected into the first conduit by the first nozzle; anda second conduit positioned between the second nozzle and the burner;wherein the first nozzle is configured to inject fuel into the first conduit near the opening and at a location separate and spaced apart from where the second nozzle is configured to inject fuel into the second conduit and wherein the fuel injected into the second nozzle does not pass through the first nozzle. 2. The heater assembly of claim 1, further comprising a venturi positioned between the burner and the first and second nozzles. 3. The heater assembly of claim 2, wherein the first and second conduits connect at the venturi. 4. The heater assembly of claim 1, wherein the first and second conduits are connected such that the first nozzle is upstream of the second nozzle. 5. The heater assembly of claim 1, further comprising a control valve configured to control fuel flow to the burner. 6. The heater assembly of claim 5, further comprising a fuel selector valve having a first position and a second position, each position configured to direct a set fuel type through the heater assembly along a set fuel path. 7. The heater assembly of claim 6, wherein in the first position fuel flow is directed to the first nozzle and in the second position fuel flow is directed to the second nozzle. 8. The heater assembly of claim 7, wherein in the second position fuel flow is directed to both the first nozzle and the second nozzle. 9. The heater assembly of claim 1, wherein the heater assembly is part of a gas log heater. 10. The heater assembly of claim 1, further comprising an adjustable air shutter configured to adjust the amount of air that can flow through the opening. 11. A heating apparatus comprising: a first fuel input for receiving fuel from a first fuel source;a second fuel input for receiving fuel from a second fuel source;a first fuel outlet path;a second fuel outlet path;a valve body configured to selectively permit fluid communication between the first fuel input and the first fuel output path and/or between the second fuel input and the second fuel outlet path; anda transition housing defining a first inlet, a second inlet and an egress, said first inlet communicating with a mixing chamber positioned to receive fuel from the first fuel outlet path and defining one or more openings through which air can pass in response to fuel flow through said mixing chamber to mix with fuel received from the first outlet path and exit through said egress, said second inlet positioned to receive fuel from the second outlet path and defining a second chamber configured to receive fuel from said second outlet path and exit through said egress without flowing across said one or more openings; anda burner in fluid communication with said egress. 12. The apparatus of claim 11, wherein the burner produces a substantially yellow flame when the valve assembly receives fuel from said first fuel source and produces a substantially yellow flame when the valve assembly receives fuel from said second fuel source.