Hobbypark Glow Plug Ignitor Igniter Nitro Engine Starter Tools Support AA Batteries for RC Car Buggy Truck Model Plane

Amazing works great!! Take it apart very easy to do. Cleaning where the glow plug makes contact with it on your start tool. Making a more + contact.

It works

Here's the key: get yourself a pack of AA NiMH rechargeable batteries, preferably 2000mAh or higher capacity. Keep them charged and in your field box. Change them out as they run down. Unless you're killing batteries in your futile attempt at getting a glow engine to run due to inexperience or ineptitude, this thing works great.But honestly, I don't know why you'd need to change batteries much at all. I don't understand how folks can't get it to work at all, or can't get it to last more than a few times. I rarely have to swap batteries for a day at the flying field, and it's absolutely painless to do so. This one makes better contact than my GP ignitor, lasts longer with a good rechargeable AA, and is smaller and easier to use/keep in a pocket.

eazy to use

I have to say I'm very disappointed. First time use was excellent, second use was a little ughhhh,3 and fourth the ignitor completely fell apart. If you want to spend your money on something good I highly recommend the dynamite ignitor 💯

Worked

Product was as expected

The media could not be loaded. Build quality is nice, good CNC work. Its lightweight and the concept is good. But as you can see in my video, its lacking. Killed all of my brand new AA batteries and couldnt maintain a high enough heat on the plug to run. My .18 motor isnt a lot to handle. But the plug never got hot enough to keep running. Would only run if left on the ignitor And thats not good for battery life. Modified it for an external NiMH battery 900mah at 1.4 actual working volts, works just fine now.