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I checked for the Nova P-50 survival light how hot the 'plasma' firestarter included is. The average temp of plasma is about 10,500 deg. the temp of a regular fire can range up to about 5,000 deg, Average fires are around 1,000 deg. Hottest part of a regular flame is the blue part near it's orgin - could be 3,000 deg.
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The Lone Ranger and Tonto cast their silver bullets after melting the silver over a campfire.
The melting point of silver is about 1,700 F., so they must have built very large campfires. -
You don't need to post again.
I have faith in my light.
I have a lighter like you are talking about - that is for lighting cigarettes. I don't think it comes anywhere near the temp of a plasma flamem if it did it would melt. Did you ever start a fire with it?
My light will light wet paper.
Solar charger works good as does the phone jack.
So, don't worry about my light.Comment
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I waited for my Nova P-50 to shut down on low battery. Charged it with a phone charger at 5v and 1.55A. I don't think it took much - maybe 5 or 6 hours.Comment
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