do tyr burner fins float
4544
I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming.
158441
Yes; I do on the smallest burner. It's a great product... you won't be disappointed!
1663410
No they do not float but i have never had them slip off. The straps are snug and the rubber tops have great suction so they stay on well.
1117096
No it does not float. It is made from machined aluminum and is actually quite heavy.
610236
See Michael's answer. I use it the same way and it works fine. You must have air in it to make it float.
1816935
Either way works. My float died after a few months. I had to transfer one off an old pump.
2271467
My only concern would be with the decreased volume of water, there may be some bleaching of the liner if the float stays in one place.
781280
Yes, buoyancy of the float remain the same at different fuel rates. Internal electronics are safe with diesel also.
1698341
These fins are made to anchor into FCS plugs, not into longer, slotted fin boxes. If the board you are looking for fins for was made with FCS fin plugs, then the Dorsals, at least those in this image, will be fine. They fit and work great, and are much cheaper than FCS "designer fins". If your board is made to hold Futures fins, however, these Dorsals will not fit, nor will they fit a Red-X or O'Fish'l fins plug set up. I hope that helps.
276444
No. The silicone material has a higher density than water and so a molding the shape of a shoe sole would not float. You could mold a shoe and that would float - just like a boat will float.
1955542
They were a gift for my niece, so I really do not know if they float. I believe they do... but am not 100% sure.
2268349
While I can't tell you the BTUs, I can tell you they are hot enough to fry a turkey on one burner and still cook on the other two. The biggest issue I had was getting them turned down enough, making it hard to reheat leftovers. One other tip, if you buy the stove. I used 1/4" plywood to skirt three sides, screwing it directly into the legs. It makes it much more stable and less prone to problems with wind. Without the skirt it's a little more wobbly than I like, particularly with a large pot of boiling oil.
1135459
I am not quite sure what you mean as floating. It gives when you open the grill and moves when you need to clean it but the two pieces do not come apart. Hope that helps.
767688
The actual float does not slide much up and down the stainless shaft. The float has limited movement due to two snap rings spaced about 1.5" apart. The float measures 1.1" so tripping occurs within 0.4" of its pictured location. In reality, tripping probably occurs within a 0.25" to 0.375" of the end stop ring. One thing not clearly understood from the description is that the device uses a very high reliability reed switch contained within the stainless shaft. Reed switches are activated by an external magnet that, in this case, is contained within the float. My long term concern for this part is the "E" clips seem to be made from plated steel and may rust over time. The rest of the device probably will have extremely long life provided the reed switch contact ratings are not taxed. However, if the liquid being sensed has a lot of contaminates, then a possible buildup of contaminates might occur between the shaft and the float's hollow opening. Some periodic cleaning maintenance might be needed based on the application. The jury is still out on my usage but the device is working very well.
1715023
I think they all do, the glow one, the snow one and the diamond plate ones definately do, I have a Sol cosmos one also and even though its bigger it still floats more than it sinks :)
855981
Yes they will float for a while. Don't leave them in the water for a long time.
1207372
Yes they are brilliant, they float really well. I bought a pack of two and they are still going strong several months later.