Smallest Piezo?

[thorpey0]

Does anyone know of a very small piezo that I can put in my lightweight stove set up for lighting my gas stove?

Cheers

 

[JAG009]

what about this http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/cooking-accessories/QD107.html

 

[thorpey0]

That will do the job, cheers!

 

[wingstoo]

You could get a two in one item...

http://www.ldmountaincentre.com/cam...0056001&utm_campaign=product+listing+ads#2461

Bug bite zapper and gas igniter

 

[rik_uk3]

They don't last long none of them do, get a Bic lighter.

 

[Tengu]

I use my firesteel

(Or rather, dad did, as he took over the cooking when we were away)

 

[petrochemicals]

to be honest people always moan about them from primus to Soto, always. Take 4 piezo electronic lighters one in your pocket for cigatettes, and when it breaks buy more. Go for firesteel if you want or magnifying glass, or anything else, but nothing beats 4 electronic piezo lighters for reliability in wet conditions,

 

[Tank]

what about this http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/cooking-accessories/QD107.html

Yikes !! £16

Much cheaper option. And smaller

 

[thorpey0]

That's what I went with in the end! No way I could justify spending £16, even though its a great bit of tiporn

 

[rik_uk3]

http://dx.com/p/compact-1300-c-butane-jet-lighter-4179 I have one of these models that has lasted a few years now but...I always have a bic lighter and matches tucked away somewhere.

The jet light in the link is less than two quid delivered, treat yourself, blow a tenner and get five.

 

[Mestersvig]

Someone gave me an unwanted MSR hand held piezo igniter (13g) for gas stoves several years ago and nine times out of ten I can get it to light my stove on the first click so it's now my default igniter. I always carry a disposable lighter as well as backup and for fire lighting, but I've never had to use it to light the stove.

 

[ateallthepies]

I saw a vid from Zellph on youtube and he had a tiny ignitor, smallest I have ever seen! Don't know what they are though?

Steve