what is the burn time, what is the diameter of the base, whats the overall height, what size wick does it use?
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45 hours with full tank. 7 3/4" Base. 12" high. 5/8" wick. According to the manual shipped with the lantern it will burn "common lamp oil", clear citronella and K-1 kerosene. (kerosene smells bad). Clear lamp oil is your best bet.
648135
Flame is short about 1' to 2' at the most. Puts out a blue flame and will torch anything. We use them for starting brush piles on fire in farm fields in spring clean up. Melts ice extremely fast.
287724
Best info I can give you is a 16hr smoke with both burners on used about 1/4 of a 20lb. Tank
1872027
It's a pretty broad flame pattern - about 6-8 inches I would guess. It works best when held about 6 inches off the ground.
1284978
The dimensions of the burners are very small. They measure approx. 4.5". Hope this helps!
2106707
Hi! I'm not sure the diameter of the wick, but I use them with the 20 mm standard wick tabs and it works perfectly! They are not coated in anything, but it is very easy to dips the wicks yourself. Sorry I couldn't be more specific on the diameter, I hope this helps!
1420665
It comes with three wicks. Not sure how long they last though. probably depends on how much you use it.
2101418
Base and pot diameter ~7-3/4" - Heavy-duty cord wraps around inside base, ~42" fully extended - Two opposing notches in base for cord exit - Capacity ~7 cups - Sea level boiling time ~5'30" - Power switch in kettle bottom under handle, manual on auto off - Indicator lamp adjacent handle is visible until handle is pushed away.
1848730
Dear Robyn,Size: 2.7" diameter (top) 1.75" diameter (base) x 2.6" height. Please let us know if you have further questions.Candles4Less877.766.5328
636464
You initially lit the wick when it was too close to the wax.... Next time don't put as much wax.... Make sure the wick is about 1/2 inch I believe above the wax when you light it.
4717
Just measured it for you... the base is 7/8" exactly. Note too- the actual wattage of what you'll get is 2.5 watts, not 3.5w. Do not be dismayed, because I myself inquired of the shipper & found out that their output is equal, at less wattage. This is ideal for me in that I run these incredibly bright bulbs of small car & lawn tractor batteries, & they'll last ages on a charge- perhaps for days! Great product!
2076149
It is packed away for the winter, so I can't give you exact, but I remember being surprised at how big it was. I was expecting a much smaller fire pit. Guesstimate...2 1/2' diameter and prob. 2' feet high with lid on.
495769
The base dia. is about the same size as a dime. It`s about 1/2in. long and looks like a small flood light. It gets real hot !!It does drift a little at times. I hope this helps.
2170169
9-1/2". The top is about 12". A 12" burner is pretty massive! You probably need a 15" or 16" skillet or a paella pan. There isn't much selection in that size.
1289988
I'm sorry, but without opening the package and taking one out and preparing it for flight, I don't know what the size is. I would guess and say they are 3 feet tall and at least two feet at the base. I don't know how big around they get when they fill up with gas. You can certainly see them until they burn completely out. Sorry I can't be more specific. By the way, this is a woman trying to tell you about measurements, so I hope I'm not way off. I held up a yard stick and it looked like the right height to me.
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The base diameter is 11.5 inches. The exterior height is about 9.5 inches with my tape as the steel base is recessed a bit. The "best for the buck" induction cooktop I found and purchased in 2014 is the WHIRLPOOL model marketed through IKEA. Its' largest "burner" with "booster" power is 9.5" in diameter. When I contacted IKEA, they said that there is is a loss of efficiency (my words) with a pot overlapping more than 1.5 inches of diameter. With my 2 inch overlap a quart of water in the canner boils in 1.5 minutes for 1/3 the energy of conventional electric burners at 5280 feet above sea level. Love both products. The base diameter is 11.5 inches. The exterior height is about 9.5 inches with my tape as the steel base is recessed a bit. The "best for the buck" induction cooktop I found and purchased in 2014 is the WHIRLPOOL model marketed through IKEA. Its' largest "burner" with "booster" power is 9.5" in diameter. When I contacted IKEA, they said that there is is a loss of efficiency (my words) with a pot overlapping more than 1.5 inches of diameter. With my 2 inch overlap a quart of water in the canner boils in 1.5 minutes for 1/3 the energy of conventional... » Read More The base diameter is 11.5 inches. The exterior height is about 9.5 inches with my tape as the steel base is recessed a bit. The "best for the buck" induction cooktop I found and purchased in 2014 is the WHIRLPOOL model marketed through IKEA. Its' largest "burner" with "booster" power is 9.5" in diameter. When I contacted IKEA, they said that there is is a loss of efficiency (my words) with a pot overlapping more than 1.5 inches of diameter. With my 2 inch overlap a quart of water in the canner boils in 1.5 minutes for 1/3 the energy of conventional electric burners at 5280 feet above sea level. Love both products. « Show Less
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The wick is about 12 inches long. It reaches to the bottom of a wine bottle. They work great and last a long time.