Dear Dean
That is interesting. I have not seen on of those igniters. I have seen others but there are more like BBQ lighters. The Korean multi-hole briquette burner came with tongs to set the bqs in such a way that air was able to pass vertically through a stack of them - three high. It was top-lit but didn't have particularly good upper combustion giving a very consistent CO/CO2 ratio of 3.8%. It did have enough draft to work properly, but extracted too much heat from the heat exchanger/pipes and suffered a lot from condensation and corrosion problems. About 10,000 were given away by the company that sold fuel. The PM was very low. Regards Crispin Dear Crispin, In a honey combed briquette there are many holes. The electric lighter has elements in each of the holes and the briquette lights without making smoke. I'll bring one to ETHOS and show folks a coal stove burning without making smoke. Great to hear your innovations! Best, Dean
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