Ignition source: Difference between revisions

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The ignition source is used to ignite the flammable gasses in the chamber of combustion and hybrid cannons. The most common ignition sources include:

All of these except the lantern sparker produce an electric spark, and need to be connected to some form of spark gap or spark strip.

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	All of these except the lantern sparker produce an electric spark, and need to be connected to a [[spark gap]] or [[spark strip]].		All of these except the lantern sparker produce an electric spark, and need to be connected to some form of [[spark gap]] or [[spark strip]].