Is the capacity listed anywhere? The hand warmers tend to use more fuel than lighters, will this hold enough?
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As I said it does leak bit if you fill it up then you should get enough to fill the warmer at least once. I would say I could get 2 descent fill ups a zippo lighter. I hope this helps.
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It might be on the package, but I do not have it know more. U might try Zippo's website for ur answer.
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It is large enough to fill a Zippo lighter 2-3 times, so it should give you one fill on your handwarmer. You will find it is a temporary fill, because you will lose some to evaporation. I don't see its capacity listed anywhere, even on the Zippo website and I threw away the package.
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This bottle will fill a Zippo Handwarmer to a little less than half capacity. I filled up the Zippo Fuel Canister completely as much as possible and then poured the contents in to the Hand Warmer refill bottle and it goes almost to the half mark. So you will need 2 of the Fuel Canisters to fill a hand warmer. It might be better to get a plastic fuel bottle if you want a complete hand warmer refill. They make some fuel bottles for denatured alcohol stoves.
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hi Sheena, Sorry for a late response. You can run up to 180 watts (12 volts, 15 amps) There are four cigarette lighter outputs. One can be used for an actual lighter (heat resistant) and three for power. It also has a USB output. It's very good quality. I am happy with it.
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I purchased several of these lighters--all work and I find them very useful for camping. I believe I paid about $4 each, not for 3 and I was not able to specify colors--they came in an assortment of colors.
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According to Symtec's site: "Maximum 40 Watts (20 Watts per grip) at 14 Volts" This doesn't appear to include the thumb warmer, which I would assume would be around 10 watts (but that's a guess). If you want to know for certain, I'd suggest calling them at ( 8 8 8 ) 5 7 1 - 9 1 9 3.
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The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope that helps:)
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I use a regular lighter, the fuel contains some kind of wax, just be careful not to burn your hand with a hot drop of wax.
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As long as you can make fire at that kind of elevation then the hand warmer will work. Also this thing requires low oxygen flow so it should work at that kind of elevation but I never use this at that kind of elevation. So in theory it should work.
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You should be able to use this camping. There is an adapter that you can purchase that allows you to recharge the batteries from you car lighter too.
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Sorry, no, this fuel is only for Zippo and other style lighters that use a liquid fuel sorce. Other "refillable " lighters use butane as the fuel source and comes pressurized in a can.
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According to Symtec's site: "Maximum 40 Watts (20 Watts per grip) at 14 Volts"This doesn't appear to include the thumb warmer, which I would assume would be around 10 watts (but that's a guess). If you want to know for certain, I'd suggest calling them at ( 8 8 8 ) 5 7 1 - 9 1 9 3.
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Honestly, I don't think these are truly refillable lighters. Mine didn't work again either.
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The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope that helps:) The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope... » Read More The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope that helps:) « Show Less
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My lighter arrived full of fuel and lasted 8 months. They can be refilled with butane by the user.
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GZ - I don't know the exact weight of the Reusable Hand Warmer but I'm fairly sure it's less than 9 ozs - Hope that helps...[2/1/2014]
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There is one lighter. Not sure how refillable it is and the safety switch broke.The flame is good.
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More than big enough. I use the 1010 for my fire kit and it has started multiple fires without having to be reloaded.
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I haven't actually put hand warmers in them, but it looks like they will fit the Grabber ones which says they are 2" x 3". Grabber Warmers Grabber 7+ Hours Hand Warmers, 40-CountThe velcro got ripped off and I tried to hot glue gun it back on (that's the way it was originally affixed). That didn't work, I ended up sewing them on which was hard because I couldn't get the hot glue gob off so had the get the needle through that. I still love them for running in cold weather ( hands get hot after a while)