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#30618 - 08/20/04 06:12 AM Sub-Mini-Lighter
Molf journeyman Registered: 11/25/03 Posts: 72 Loc: Germany	Does anyone knows a non-piezo gaslighter smaller than the BIC Slim? http://www.bicworld.com/inter_en/bdd/product_light.asp?product_id=11 Here at the forum I weren?t able to find a good hint <img src="/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" /> Thanks Molf
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#30619 - 08/20/04 06:29 AM Re: Sub-Mini-Lighter
Paul810 Veteran Registered: 03/02/03 Posts: 1428 Loc: NJ, USA	The Bic mini is real small, I think it is only about 2" long. Wait, hmm, auf Deutsch es ist nur 50mm lange. <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> Edited by Paul810 (08/20/04 06:33 AM)
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#30620 - 08/20/04 10:31 AM Re: Sub-Mini-Lighter
Anonymous Unregistered	The mini is the smallest vs mini/slim: MINI MINI/SLIM If used to survival kit be shure to do this: Mini BIC lighter w/ cable tied actuator to inhibit leakage Tip form SgtMike88Ret. Read more her Regards - Thomas
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#30621 - 08/20/04 11:02 AM Re: Sub-Mini-Lighter
Molf journeyman Registered: 11/25/03 Posts: 72 Loc: Germany	Oh great ! Nice to meet a German speaking guy right here! What´s the backround of your knowledge ?
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#30622 - 08/20/04 04:21 PM Re: Sub-Mini-Lighter
Paul810 Veteran Registered: 03/02/03 Posts: 1428 Loc: NJ, USA	I've been taking German in school for about 5 years now. I don't think I am all that great though. <img src="/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />
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#30623 - 08/21/04 11:34 PM Re: Sub-Mini-Lighter
brian Veteran Registered: 07/28/04 Posts: 1468 Loc: Texas	I have been on a quest for a long time trying to find a butane lighter significantly smaller than the mini Bic. So far I have had no luck. If anyone knows of such a thing, please share. <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Thanks _________________________ Learn to improvise everything.
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#30624 - 08/22/04 02:57 PM Djeep
Anonymous Unregistered	I believe the Djeep lighter is a better unit and they make a small version.
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#30625 - 08/22/04 11:12 PM Re: Djeep
aardwolfe Old Hand Registered: 08/22/01 Posts: 924 Loc: St. John's, Newfoundland	Their website sucks. <img src="/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> Hardly any information about their lighters (how big they are, whether they come in more than one size, where to buy them) - nothing! Just a bunch of pretty moving pictures. _________________________ "The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled." -Plutarch
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#30626 - 08/23/04 07:55 AM Re: Sub-Mini-Lighter - small lighter
Trusbx addict Registered: 01/16/02 Posts: 397 Loc: Ed's Country	Over here in the far east, the smallest and thinnest I have found is this thin lighter in the attached pics, with the ruler and AA Duracell for comparison. Sorry for the fuzzy pics, it's with my phone camera <img src="/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" /> _________________________ Trusbx
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#30627 - 08/23/04 10:44 PM Re: Sub-Mini-Lighter - small lighter
Brad journeyman Registered: 08/23/04 Posts: 83 Loc: houston	The local Walgreens by my house had something like that. It was marked as being able to fit inside your cigarette pack. Might have to go back and get some. _________________________ Brad
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