Very good 😀

Very good 😀

Very good 😀

Great!

Great!

Great!

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very good product for stove. check out the video at my youtube channel to see the interesting videos. Channel Name: Power Pros

very good product for stove. check out the video at my youtube channel to see the interesting videos. Channel Name: Power Pros

Nice DIY project for a tiny arc lighter. Easy to assemble and good resukts. Worth the price

Nice DIY project for a tiny arc lighter. Easy to assemble and good resukts. Worth the price

Nice DIY project for a tiny arc lighter. Easy to assemble and good resukts. Worth the price

good value for the price

good value for the price

good value for the price

jako obrázek 🤗

jako obrázek 🤗

jako obrázek 🤗

Received and under trial

Received and under trial

Received and under trial

received

received

received

Very easy assembly, tiny but works perfect. The boards is done nice too. Thanks

Very easy assembly, tiny but works perfect. The boards is done nice too. Thanks

Very easy assembly, tiny but works perfect. The boards is done nice too. Thanks

Great DIY and easy to assemble ARC lighter. Seems to work fine with surprisingly hi output, capable of producing arc across about 5mm gap (have not tried extreme or it may damage something) Draws about 2.5 A from 5V source, current will increase with smaller arc gap (and so will the frequency of the oscillator). Now I am thinking what case to install it in and rechargeable power source for it...

Great DIY and easy to assemble ARC lighter. Seems to work fine with surprisingly hi output, capable of producing arc across about 5mm gap (have not tried extreme or it may damage something) Draws about 2.5 A from 5V source, current will increase with smaller arc gap (and so will the frequency of the oscillator). Now I am thinking what case to install it in and rechargeable power source for it...

Great DIY and easy to assemble ARC lighter. Seems to work fine with surprisingly hi output, capable of producing arc across about 5mm gap (have not tried extreme or it may damage something) Draws about 2.5 A from 5V source, current will increase with smaller arc gap (and so will the frequency of the oscillator). Now I am thinking what case to install it in and rechargeable power source for it...