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10/11/2011

Zippo 121361 MPL Multi-Purpose Lighter, Black Review

Zippo 121361 MPL Multi-Purpose Lighter, Black
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This lighter comes adjusted with a small maximum flame for safety reasons but can easily be readjusted for a larger flame. Loosen the small set screw on the side of the flame adjustment knob. Notice the marks on the bottom of the knob for correct orientation. Remove the knob. Turn the fluted shaft very slightly (1 detent) counterclockwise. Replace the knob, test, and repeat until you get the size flame you want. Be careful, this lighter can shoot out a six inch flame. The fluid should be full when this is done to prevent over adjusting. This is a very dangerous product but quite useful for lighting candles and lanterns.

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For 70 years, Zippo has set the benchmark for pocket lighters. With a philosophy based on quality craftmanship, dependability, durability, and a lifetime guarantee, Zippo has established a reputation for providing trusted, recognizable, genuine lighters. It was with those same principles in mind that we designed the Zippo MPL multi-purpose lighter.

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9/19/2011

Brunton Firestorm Lighter Review

Brunton Firestorm Lighter
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This lighter works great when you're at sea level, and if that's your goal then look no further. It is well built, and lights very easily when enough oxygen is present.
If, on the other hand, you take this lighter backpacking at elevations higher than 8,000 feet, then your mileage may vary. It takes a lot of convincing to light at all at these elevations, and you may find yourself without a flame at all.
The instructions advise you use premium butane fuel, and to set the fuel level to the lowest setting when at higher elevations, both of which I did. Unfortunately it still took 10-20 "clicks" before I got any sort of flame, which is unacceptable.

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If you can stand up in an 80 mph wind, you can strike a light with the Brunton Firestorm Stormproof Lighter. Fill with premium butane, it's waterproof, windproof and only 1.6 oz..

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6/06/2011

Coghlan's 725 Piezoelectric Lighter Review

Coghlan's 725 Piezoelectric Lighter
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It has become almost impossible to fine lighters for gas ranges and outdoor grills that don't use butane. And the butane lighters that are on the market have become impossible to operate for anybody with hand weakness or arthritis. I'm pretty big and strong and it is very hard for me to operate any of the best-known brands.
So I was really pleased to see a lighter using a piezoelectric mechanism, and from a company I know well as a supplier of good camping accessories.
These lighters do not need batteries; they produce a small spark when you press a button that causes a small crystal to release enough electrical charge. Dependable mechanism. No butane needed, nothing. Takes very little force. The lighters are designed for ease of use.
The only problem is the small size of the spark. It has to be placed in just the right place to ignite a gas flame. I would rather have one of the older, no- longer-available battery-operated lighters. But these will do and I like them.
Overall, a very good and useful product. Highly recommended.

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Coghlan's Piezoelectric Lighter features piezoelectric which is a method of creating a spark. It requires no flints or no batteries and is guaranteed to give 100,000 lights. This Solid state lighter sparks every time. It is 13 inches long and reaches hard to light pilots and burners.

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