CC Plus candle length?

[Stubby]

So I just got a new CC plus . Before this I have been working on a redmax for 6 years. I was wondering if anyone had a good pic of what the flame/candles should look like on a CC?

[RedToroBoro]

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...le+torch+flame

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...us+torch+flame

Can start looing through these. Might help. Good luck

[BORO]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lprij4Ge2Uc

Ram uses a plus in this video. Talks about trick flames, and uses them.

More important , look how far out he works.. ( best atmosphere )

The center rings of outer ports should not glow ,however the center fire metal may glow with certain flames.. (use them sparingly ) after years of the "wrong flames" it will wear. ( I still run every flame, just be aware.)

Don't be afraid to work in the outer flame ... on one side of the centerfire, when the whole flame is too much. (Helped me a lot )

Genral rule of thumb, " it won't get as hot with candles longer than 5mm."

[Stubby]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lprij4Ge2Uc

Ram uses a plus in this video. Talks about trick flames, and uses them.

More important , look how far out he works.. ( best atmosphere )

The center rings of outer ports should not glow ,however the center fire may glow with certain flames.. (use them sparingly ) after years of the "wrong flames" it will wear. ( I still run every flame, just be aware.)

Don't be afraid to work in the outer flame ... on one side of the centerfire, when the whole flame is too much. (Helped me a lot )

Genral rule of thumb, " it won't get hot with candles longer than 5mm."

Thanks for the tips!