In the car, it has the device people usually called as "cigar jack". But I've never seen that using "cigar jack" to light the cigar. Well, I'm just curious, Is anyone in here have tried the "cigar jack" to light cigars before?
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I googled it, because I'd never heard of a cigar jack before either. There were plenty of results for parts sales of the same things we know as 12 volt car cigarette lighters. Maybe the "cigar jack" term is used more in foreign countries as DrMundo's language sometimes seems foreign also.
I guess historically it was invented for lighting cigars (from Wikipedia) but cigarettes became more common:
The electrical cigar-lighter was invented and patented in the early 1880s by the German inventor Friedrich Wilhelm Schindler (de).[citation needed] In the 1890s, these tools were sold as electrical cigar lighters (Cigarrenanzuender), and later as Zigarrenanzuender in the major German warehouse catalogues.[citation needed] Probably in the 1920s they were renamed "cigarette lighters", as cigarettes overtook cigars in sales.
I'll gladly bomb you Tuesday for an Opus today.
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I thought it was a midget named Jack that you kept in your car to light your sticks.
Midget? I'd rather upgrade to a larger size um,....... lighter.
Bob! @Bob_Luken , when did you get a Ferrari? + cool cigar lighter?
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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
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Seriously, we don't know what it is.
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I guess historically it was invented for lighting cigars (from Wikipedia) but cigarettes became more common:
The electrical cigar-lighter was invented and patented in the early 1880s by the German inventor Friedrich Wilhelm Schindler (de).[citation needed] In the 1890s, these tools were sold as electrical cigar lighters (Cigarrenanzuender), and later as Zigarrenanzuender in the major German warehouse catalogues.[citation needed] Probably in the 1920s they were renamed "cigarette lighters", as cigarettes overtook cigars in sales.
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