AIDA 100cp

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  1. karli

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    Here we have the smallest lantern from AIDA,a 100cp lantern

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  2. Superman

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    Hi,karli
    Smallest of AIDA... :roll:
    For me, the Petromax and AIDA 100 cp difficult to use.

    Do you suffer from this problem?(for example,for more oxygen need to detachable hood when burning).

    Best Regards,Thanks
     
  3. karli

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    I know this problem.

    But what can I do :?:
     
  4. Superman

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    Sorry, I don't know too. :-s
    I was seeing. There will be add more hole at outer hood. To increase the air to burning. :)
     
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    Hello Superman.
    you say mean is because of a little supply oxygen
    for burining so did not bright?
    or fire flame around mantle?
    i wonder. :doh:
    thanks

    Gunsoo
     
  6. David Shouksmith

    David Shouksmith India Founder Member

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    I'm no expert with Aida lanterns, but if you've got a rich mixture, I would have thought that was more likely to be due to too much fuel rather than a design fault restricting the air (i.e. oxygen) supply.

    The most common cause of over-fuelling would be an enlarged jet, caused by wear.

    Just thinking aloud, really...
     
  7. Mackburner

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    I have seen a few lanterns with a hole cut into the hood. You do quite often find these Petromax types run brighter with th hood removed and cutting a hole is a quick fix. It is a sign that the mixture is not right. This is critical especially with these small lanterns and even minor changes in air suply or jet size will have a big effect on the burn. ::Neil::
     
  8. Superman

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    Hello Gunsoo,
    Yes,I mean the oxygen to burn and not bright and fire flame around mantle.
    [-o<
    Thanks.
     
  9. Superman

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    Thanks Neil. :idea: [-o<
     

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