What's the difference between This and Blazer GB4001 Stingray Butane Torch, Black other than the color ? Thanks
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Its the gas adjustment knob. Its a rotary knob in the black version, and its a slider in stingray blue
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Both identical. More than likely a supply & demand issue (more people buy the black?).
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It would be easier to go to broilkingbbq.com and compare the 2 grills. The XL has more features.
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I love both - I had a chrome, which was misplaced when we moved this summer, so I purchased the brass armor to replace it.I really love the brass lighter, but the chrome is 'classic' in my eye - I hope it turns up :)
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This lighter does not use butane. If you are asking in general which is best, it doesn't matter. The one type of lighter to stay away from is the "torch" butane lighters, as they are too hot and will damage the pipe. Regular butane lighters that put out a normal yellow flame after fine. I personally use the butane lighter with the pipe tools built into it found here on Amazon. I have two of these Zippos and they are hard to light and messy to fill.
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this stinger uvb45 takes a 40watt black light bulb b4045-4. if you buy it t home depot they replaced this one with a new one, the bulbs are smaller. I bought one and returned it. thi I my second one
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Hello.I.m Ernesto.Blackberry Torch has 2 different models 001 and 002.The system and the functioning are same but they have different conections inside.For example if you use a 001 screen in a 002 screen you see evrerything like a negative of a picture and so.The best option is to buy the same screen for same model.
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I don't know my Stinger model, but it has a halogen bulb, metal body and about 10 years old. Didn't want to retire it, but light was being outdone by the new LED lights. I read up on the TerraLux and thought it was an inexpensive upgrade. I installed it with the simplest instructions, have used it in my Law Enforcement job and found it to be a lifesaver!! I read a con review stating once you drop it, the bulb is gone and needs to be replaced. Not true, I have dropped it twice and it has not been compromised. I also added a "Bust a Cap" window smasher on the opposite end making a compact versatile tool! I don't know my Stinger model, but it has a halogen bulb, metal body and about 10 years old. Didn't want to retire it, but light was being outdone by the new LED lights. I read up on the TerraLux and thought it was an inexpensive upgrade. I installed it with the simplest instructions, have used it in my Law Enforcement job and found it to be a lifesaver!! I read a con review stating once you drop it, the bulb is gone and needs to be replaced. Not true, I have dropped it twice and it has not been compromised. I also added a "Bust a Cap" window smasher on the opposite end making a... » Read More I don't know my Stinger model, but it has a halogen bulb, metal body and about 10 years old. Didn't want to retire it, but light was being outdone by the new LED lights. I read up on the TerraLux and thought it was an inexpensive upgrade. I installed it with the simplest instructions, have used it in my Law Enforcement job and found it to be a lifesaver!! I read a con review stating once you drop it, the bulb is gone and needs to be replaced. Not true, I have dropped it twice and it has not been compromised. I also added a "Bust a Cap" window smasher on the opposite end making a compact versatile tool! « Show Less
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I am not quite sure what you are trying to find out; but if you purchased triple refined butane gas refills made for the Blazer, you did good. That is what I use and it will keep your gift recipient going for quite a while. They will be very happy. The Blazer canisters are the typical size of any other butane canister.
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Go to Lowe's or home depot and buy one of the Blue torch cans. The are not the recommended butane/propane mix, but they work
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Butane is not included. Gauge is built into the side of the torch; when you fill it with butane it will indicate how full it is.
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The cost difference is that for a professional mechanic, or anyone else, the black color is the least desirable. I've lost several black flashlights in the interior of a customer's car. A black tool laying on black carpeting is invisible. Also, I believe it is more expensive to Anodize [electro-chemical process used to color the aluminum case] colors other than black. My advice to pick a bright color that you like and pay the extra money. It's worth the few dollars more.
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Mostly cosmetic. I chose to omit using it, which is a nice feature, that you can remove it if you wish. MY choice, to NOT use it, was due MAINLY to my specific application involving very limited space. The other purpose that the cover may serve, again, depending on your application, would be to prevent accidental initiation, as would be in the case, lets say, if you are using it to start a motor of some sort. It would prevent accidental ignition. One warning from me, the red LED switch is EXTREMELY BRIGHT. I ended up switching out mine with a blue one because of it's extreme brilliance. It lit up the entire interior of my Blazer! At night it was quite a distraction. Mostly cosmetic. I chose to omit using it, which is a nice feature, that you can remove it if you wish. MY choice, to NOT use it, was due MAINLY to my specific application involving very limited space. The other purpose that the cover may serve, again, depending on your application, would be to prevent accidental initiation, as would be in the case, lets say, if you are using it to start a motor of some sort. It would prevent accidental ignition. One warning from me, the red LED switch is EXTREMELY BRIGHT. I ended up switching out mine with a blue one because of it's extreme brilliance. It... » Read More Mostly cosmetic. I chose to omit using it, which is a nice feature, that you can remove it if you wish. MY choice, to NOT use it, was due MAINLY to my specific application involving very limited space. The other purpose that the cover may serve, again, depending on your application, would be to prevent accidental initiation, as would be in the case, lets say, if you are using it to start a motor of some sort. It would prevent accidental ignition. One warning from me, the red LED switch is EXTREMELY BRIGHT. I ended up switching out mine with a blue one because of it's extreme brilliance. It lit up the entire interior of my Blazer! At night it was quite a distraction. « Show Less
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The torch and fuel are separate items. It's available at any kitchen store.
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don't know anything about the blaze..but i love my pr3000....just my preference
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It's just the color difference. It works great though! Also it does look a lot more up to date than the other one. Also you don't have the white cord standing out so much when you look over at your pool. Just looks nicer. I would go with the black!
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They sell a black one and they sell a chrome one. Make sure you are purchasing the correct one you want.