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MINERS LAMP APOCALYPSE FLASHLIGHT! Calcium carbide Just Rite light DEMO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2017
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Quick explanation/demonstration of my Just Rite calcium carbide miners lamp `
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how long it burn with one charge?
Found one of these in an antiques/book store. It was actually what brought me to this channel.
Very robust lighting, just keep your Calcium Carbide dry (in the cannister). These same kind of lights were used on 1913-1914 Chevrolet cars! They were the headlights! (no kidding...you had to stop, get out, light them, hope for no excessive rain, and remember to turn them off when you got home! Coal miners were often provided their Calcium Carbide 'by the company', to work in the mines...but they bought their own lights in many instances, from the 'Company Store'.
I assume that would have been a hell to clean off the glass covers on the headlights of those old cars.
Nice lamp just picked one up. The only other use of calcium carbide I know of aside that. Years back at an old job we used to make 80 ton ladles of steel An used 25lb cans of carbide to lower the Sulfur in the liquid steel when we were changing the chemistry.
there's one more use, allthough the usefullness is up for debate. look up "karbidschieten". it's a fun dutch tradition.
My great grandfather still had his, (in the 70-80s) from his days working coal mines.💜😈
My grandfather had one on his bicycle to ride home from work at night and morning when needed my dad told me .
Some actually used this to light their house. Look it up its very interesting
awesome I will go on eBay and find one. Thank you!
ohhh cool
What other non electronic technologies do you have to show?
❤ Where can I buy that lamp please?
How long does it last filled up?
About 3 to 4 hours.
No dice below freezing though, right?
Depends but the lamp does become warm from the flame, so if the water was poured in and then exposed to below freezing it would not freeze.
If you filled one of these full of calcium carbide and leaked water in at a medium rate, how long would it last?
3 to 4 hours.
Just got 2 auto-lites for 15 bucks at auction
Sweet! Good luck with them. Can't beat that price
Metro Exodus brought me here
Where do I buy a lamp?
Watch the video he mentions it at the end
555 views and I'm 5th like lol also where can you get different jets?
The 20th Century Limited LOL, sweet man, thanks for the thumbs up. I'm honestly not sure where you would get different jet sizes. I never ended up switching mine out, a friend of mine mentioned to me that you can get them though a while back.
NoNonsenseKnowHow no problem dude you deserve it and oh ok. I just thought I would ask because I was never even able to find just replacement jets in general lol. I always see carbide lamps on ebay that have been robbed of the jet and it's just a shame. I guess that's where people get their replacements lol
The absolute worst apocalypse light ever to bank your needs of lighting on!
Not only is the carbide expensive to stockpile for an apocalypse and would be hard to acquire during one, it also degrades over time when exposed to any moisture in the air. Also, Calcium carbide is made in an electric arc furnace because a temp over 2,000°C is needed for chemical conversion between its two precursors.
Even small scale manufacture by other means of heat wouldn't be enough carbide to be of use and effort in an apocalypse.
Hopefully the video tagline was meant as a joke.