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Quicklight Heat Source?  

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  1. 1. For quicklights, what sort of lighter do you use?

    • Cheapie Disposable
    • Refillable Soft Flame Butane
    • Refillable Torch Butane
    • Zippo
    • Tongs holding coal over the stove
    • I use matches you insensitive clod!
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    • I don't use quicklights you insensitive clod!


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[font="arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif"][size="2"]I use an Imco G77: a cheap and effective refillable pipe lighter. It's also acceptable for cigars, incense, candles, and charcoal. The angled top is what makes it a pipe lighter.
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I use a single coil portable burner for all of my coals. I'm too lazy to sit there with a lighter and tongs, or tongs and a heating element of some sort.
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[quote name='joytron' timestamp='1293614817' post='492777']
I use a magnifying glass and the power of solar energy to heat all my coals. More natural and leaves no foul taste. Lighters are for noobs
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You don't use that dragon I sent you a few months back anymore?
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[quote name='thatonethere' timestamp='1293614540' post='492776']
I use a single coil portable burner for all of my coals. I'm too lazy to sit there with a lighter and tongs, or tongs and a heating element of some sort.
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I was using a torch refillable then when it died I pick up my refillable ed hardy lighter but recently I have been using the long tipped aim and flames like for candle and grill lighting.
Ray
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I use a hotplate to light my coals. Its almost impossible to find a coil burner in the uk. I know a coil burner would be way better to use lighting my naturals but a flat hotplate does work, just takes longer and requres more coal flipping.
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