i need a good ignitor for my spud gun but it is very hard to get in the netherlands like a grill ignitor kit any1 knows
another Question what size need to be youre combustion i got an barrel of 1meter think it is is american 4 feet or something any1 knows im just a beginner
Good spudgun ignitor need help
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I prefer the lateran spark lighters. They are very hot and very reliable. I have seen the electric igniters in action and I was never impressed.(In other words, they suck.) For your combustion chamber, I would say that it should not be more than two feet long. I have noticed that the more compact chambers work better.
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peedeeswampmonster wrote:I prefer the lateran spark lighters. They are very hot and very reliable. I have seen the electric igniters in action and I was never impressed.(In other words, they suck.) For your combustion chamber, I would say that it should not be more than two feet long. I have noticed that the more compact chambers work better.
with "electrical igniter" i hope you are talking about BBQ-igniters and such?
because the flyswatter and stunguns are extremly reliable!
in my opinion a LOT more reliable then lantern igniters (im not saying lantern igniters are sucky. They are great, but there are better options)
"Never argue with idiots, first they drag you down to their level then they beat you with experience"
i agree any kid of electrical ignitor is better than a lantern sparker with a electric ignition or bbqignito you can get a pistol like grip and multiple spark gap check out Burnt Latke.com all the combustion you need[/url]
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ok thanks for help but ehh i come form the E.U. so no stunguns or any kind of that anmd bbq ignitors are hard to get i saw on intenret conrad.nl a piezo ignition kit for €5,- arround $8 it's a good thing think im gonna buy it
contact big grib he has a bbq ignitor that gets multiple spark gaps and you can order over internet
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Mr.C: That's not as easy as you think. It's like me kicking you in the balls and telling you to stop crying.
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Yeah, I was talking about BBQ Lighters, but that is the only kind of electric lighter I have seen in action. I like the big flaming sparks the lighters give off, so it may be awhile before I upgrade.
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ok thanks guys hope it will help to pimp my spudgun:D:D:D:D:D:D
btw made to a copper spudgun wiht an simple ignitor of a lighter soon i put some pictures on it
btw made to a copper spudgun wiht an simple ignitor of a lighter soon i put some pictures on it
Hi,
I'm in Europe too...
I found nice piezo igniters in the "BP gas store" (where they had everything running on bottled gas, and spare parts for it). I also found a lousy one in a department store at the beginning of the BBQ season, and later again a really good one off a gas grill that someone had left at the roadside for junk collection.
I guess most West European countries have this place in every city/town/municipality where you can dispose of furniture, electronics, lawnmowers and bicycles etc. Go there and see if you can rip one off a BBQ. Or two, in case the first doesn´t work.
Regards
Soren
I'm in Europe too...
I found nice piezo igniters in the "BP gas store" (where they had everything running on bottled gas, and spare parts for it). I also found a lousy one in a department store at the beginning of the BBQ season, and later again a really good one off a gas grill that someone had left at the roadside for junk collection.
I guess most West European countries have this place in every city/town/municipality where you can dispose of furniture, electronics, lawnmowers and bicycles etc. Go there and see if you can rip one off a BBQ. Or two, in case the first doesn´t work.
Regards
Soren
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you could use a neon transformer, like the ones for shop signs. Here is the link: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/novelty ... 12405.html