Do I have to use the stricker strip to ignight the match? can i ignite the matches on a rough metal surface or smooth rock?
946016
Yes, you must use the striker strip to light these matches. I've found that they won't light if there is water on the striker but all it takes is a quick wipe to dry it off enough.
946017
they ignore like any match does. maybe a bit harder but still just like regular matches. they burn longer and the wind doesn't blow them out easily
2221491
I have brushed the burner unit and part of it does lite up, but not the whole thing. Yes, I can get most of it lit up with a match, but not all. How often does one need to change the igniter? I've already changed it once.
552052
No. You'll need a match/lighter. I'm very happy with this purchase btw. Exceeded expectations - good value.
1560746
To hold a match if you need to light it without the ignitor. It should attach to a paperclip like thing that would hold the match stick.
441250
No you cant warm it in the mirowave .... it will spark cause of the metal can .... and no you cant use stips cause this type of wax is hard ..... and it should be easy to pull off ....u always have to leave a corner lifted to be able to pull off ...
2123739
Yes, that works the best. It does require a bit of time to get it to ignite.
1335656
Yes but low on the flame heat. It would help to have some extra solder to help spred after the solder is spread.
265246
Yes, all you need to do is buy refill fuel discs, but make sure you place it on a non-flammable surface like stone
1219519
Yes, but it needs some grinding if you intend to have it throw sparks from a fire steel.
2234039
It would be quite difficult to duplicate the orignal metal holder. More than once ive used the coil by lighting it then laying on a small rock. The rock can be about 1 inch square or so. The coil is so light weight it will lay on the rock and burn. Coils are awesome for keepin the skeets far away!
1991856
Yes, you just have to use a match or a lighter. However I would not purchase this range, our oven will not hold a consistent temperature, some days it is right on, the next day it is 50 degrees off. We have had repair folks out three times and they say nothing is wrong. I would not recommend this product to anyone.
46500
Yes, you use the matchlight kind that you don't put lighter fluid on. I have even bought the store brand with good results. I LOVE this smoker, and have given away my Brinkmann! It is so easy to use, I will never go back to the water pan, soaking the wood, watching the temp., etc...
1141234
There is a good set of instructions for use of this stripper. Please check the following website for the additional indformation: http://www.wmbarr.com/citristrip/citristrip_product_landing.aspx
426731
I have used it with a "slave" fired strobe, which picks up the camera flash as a trigger. It takes some trial and error to not burn out the shots with too much light. I don't know if it can be cable connected directly, normally an internal shoe is conected within the case to an exterior cable port connection, this does not have that feature.
1146549
Only slightly. The best way to light a pipe will always be with a wooden match.
141606
I either use a long nosed butane lighter (like the kind you use on a grill), or, as Ken T. says, if you have a flint and steel striker/spark maker, it'll light fairly easily. Alcohol has a pretty easy flashpoint, so even tossing a match down in the solo stove will probably do the trick, just don't burn the hair off of your fingers.
1772402
I would err on the side of yes, though I never threw one on mine. I only use barefoot though and don't really transmit a lot. If you are throwing some real fire out there you definitely want to measure the SWR.