Gatzies, current vendor, unhelpful. Any definitive answer regarding wick size?
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The wick is a flat style ; it measures 7/8 inches wide, 1/8 inch thick. I am not sure of the length but this is a fairly common style sold at different lengths. This is a nice lamp; I use mine sometime just as a mood lifter. Hope this helps...
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The wick is 1inch wide, about 1/8inch thick, and a little over 71/2 inches long
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I threw mine out. Too much of a hassle to return. Didnt fit like battery they said it was a direct replacement for. And it came in leaking. And didn't seem to be caused from shipping. I Alwsys had good look with factory yuasa stuff. I'm scared to get stuck on trail. Nevermind with that 800+ lbs beast.
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I got the same problem, my one is elephant model. no vapor come out suddenly after two weeks of use, so disappointed and dunno how to fit it!!!!!!
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Added to the last post, what it the qt size and model you have on your Innova, I'll see if I can find something for you, remember always buy a new gasket never a used one. like new is still used, and I say thats a no way.
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I don't know the type of wick. If I have trouble lighting it, I turn the lamp upside down to saturate the wick first. Hope that helps!
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use acetylene regulator with tips 4,5,6, smaller under size 4 tips do not work as well.
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Well without further searching I can only tell you that I believe regular Support or Robson Flints will fit this Lighter and I believe at a smoke shop you could find a wick that is about that same Size that would fit. But the best advice I could give you is prob go to TrueUtility.com and Contact the Manafacturers there. Hope I am of some assistance. Goodluck!
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Belynda... the warmer shown isn't the warmer this vendor is shipping. The one they sent had a fairly average size warming unit, so it probably would not fit your mug. After I returned the warmer they sent as a cheap substitution, I purchased a candle warmer by Candle Warmers Etc. Model 02 (candle warmers and coffee warmers are pretty much interchangeable) at my local Hobby Lobby that has a much larger (3-7/8") warmer plate that would probably work for you. You might want to search Amazon.com under "candle warmer" to see if they have that model, or failing that, hobbylobby.com sells this model for $4.99 as sku # 651778. Hope this helps! Belynda... the warmer shown isn't the warmer this vendor is shipping. The one they sent had a fairly average size warming unit, so it probably would not fit your mug. After I returned the warmer they sent as a cheap substitution, I purchased a candle warmer by Candle Warmers Etc. Model 02 (candle warmers and coffee warmers are pretty much interchangeable) at my local Hobby Lobby that has a much larger (3-7/8") warmer plate that would probably work for you. You might want to search Amazon.com under "candle warmer" to see if they have that model, or failing that, hobbylobby.com... » Read More Belynda... the warmer shown isn't the warmer this vendor is shipping. The one they sent had a fairly average size warming unit, so it probably would not fit your mug. After I returned the warmer they sent as a cheap substitution, I purchased a candle warmer by Candle Warmers Etc. Model 02 (candle warmers and coffee warmers are pretty much interchangeable) at my local Hobby Lobby that has a much larger (3-7/8") warmer plate that would probably work for you. You might want to search Amazon.com under "candle warmer" to see if they have that model, or failing that, hobbylobby.com sells this model for $4.99 as sku # 651778. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have used this for years and not had any problems. Are you using a sufficient quantity of shavings? Do you have a bed of combustible material under the shavings? Have you tried cotton balls saturated with Vaseline? Distance between the striker and the shavings should be at about 3". Updated: I shaved off some from the new one that I just opened. It would not even start with a lighter. It seems their quality has gone down to rock bottom. This is NOT what they used to be. I will be using a different brand from here on in. POOR
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Here is the best reference in the known universe for kerosene wicks: http://www.milesstair.com/alpha_list.htmlLook at "Keroworld KW-11" -- and you can order them right there also.
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I am at work and can't weight this item however, I cannot recommend you get this adapter. Mine was very poorly made, the stove would not screw on correctly and the connector at the fuel can leaked. Unless these are the only butane canisters you can get, avoid this. I would, on the other hand, highly recommend one of the other isobutane stoves you get for less than $10 shipped. They screw onto the very common canisters by MSR, Peak, Giga, Jetboil, etc. If you goal is to have a low to the ground stove for more stability with larger pots then just buy that type of stove. Every isobutane stove I have will fit the Kovea propane adapter that allows you to use the very common 1 lb green propane bottles. A fraction of the cost of regular isobutane via the canisters. And remember to hold on to all of your empties, both the isobutane and the 1 lb green bottles as they are refillable. Refilling them allows you to run a canister for pennies on the dollar VS a new canister and its good for the environment too. Good luck and see you on the trail.
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It was a while ago that I ordered this but I'm pretty sure it came with wicks. If not, the wicks are easily found at hardware stores. Hope this helped.
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Hey Tim - I'm not an aficionado by any means, but the 7.5" cigars I smoke are sz 52 and barely fit. Good Luck - Bob
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Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would stick to brand name lithium batteries for precautions. Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would... » Read More Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would stick to brand name lithium batteries for precautions. « Show Less
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Hello MotherofAnAngel, I use these wicks in my soy candles in 6oz-8oz mason jars and they are perfect ... I get a nice even burn and it's the best one I have found so far. I use Eco-Soya CB Xcel - soy wax. Hope this helps!
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I forgot to say, for a wealth of information on Dietz lanterns check out W.T. Kirkman on their website. They have specs on all models.
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Not that I know of. I used the aw500 wick in a common antique kerosene perfection heater. We have several glass and all metal perfection 525 with brass tanks. Wick worked in any of mine.