can you use cig lighter in this or would it melt
1843816
I would say not because lighters are purely a resistance load over time witch equals heat and that brakes down insulation. given that most people want to hide the cable out of sight could over heat and cause a fire.
1843817
I tried my lighter, but I guess it was too short.Not sure if it would melt, but the USB car charger I plug into it works fine.
197321
I wouldnt. I'd use only stainless steel or heavy aluminum. Fire gets really hot and could melt thin metals.
1397352
I haven't tried, but I doubt it! I am pretty sure it would melt. It is an instant read thermometer.
1275225
Physically connect yes. Logically no. Concern would be the fuse amperage overload (in series) and if your ciggy lighter is always closed so your battery receives a charge when ignition is turned off. It looks good physically but logics meant it likely won't work out a DA boxette.
1931348
It's designed to use standard, cigarette-lighter fluid. For a few dollars you can get a small container of "proper" lighter fluid which will likely last you a lifetime. If you use anything besides cigarette-lighter fluid then you're on your own. I would not recommend experimenting with other flammable fluids.
31814
I see there is a dc plug on mine but not sure if it is ment to be used in a cig lighter in a car I would call the company up and ask them would be best way to find out or go to radio shack or a store like that see if they have any thing like that. sorry i was not able to answer your question. this is a webpage to radio shack not sure if it is what ya need http://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=13384949&kw=dc-12v%20adapters&origkw=DC-12V+adapters&sr=1
925842
You could, but you will not know when the battery is fully charged. It would be best to use a small charge controller to protect the battery and ensure charge, wire the cig adapter to the out put of the controller to the battery. Hope this helps.-Henry
312062
This inverter is to big for cig.lighter direct hook up to battery..wire that come with this inverter is a little light..you might want to get heavier gauge..
152033
Yes you can. Set your thermo to about 150 or below it will do fine what are you smoking
471105
If it needs to be liquid in the ecig then no...if it is tobacco like product then i dont see why not!
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...
304347
I filled mine up with Butane no problem. I'm not sure what you mean by lighter fluid like Zippo type stuff? If it is that then you can't use that type of fuel, butane works fine.
1567893
Keep in mind this is more a permanent wired in solution vs. something like a cig lighter charger.Also FYI, I've had one of these burn up and slightly melt on me. I'd suggest putting this converter in a metal project box just in case.
1557201
If you lighter uses liquid fluid as combustible that can be poured for refilling, YES you can refill it with this. If your lighter uses gases like propane or butane, then you cannot use it. Those lighters need to be refilled into a chamber through a valve that keeps the gas under pressure. This Zippo lighter fluid has to be POURED to a compartment that has a plush that absorbs and keep it.
2221868
No. Once it's lit it can not be put out. It will just run out of fluid. Does not us a lot of fluid. Not much more than a lighter and you don't have to fill it all the way.
1457970
Yes you can..all you need is a 12 volt converter and plug it into your cigerette lighter. $14 at Walmart...
77205
yes you can. the cig lighter plug could be used for power as long as the source can provide at least 15 amps of power. make sure you use a fuse in the power circuit. A magnetic mount for the antenna will help with portability.