Q: Is it just me or is this flameless flare not very bright by comparison to a traditional flare?
A: Yes, a traditional roadside flare is brighter than the Flameless Flare because a roadside flare's light source is generated through combustion. The Flameless Flare is more akin to a flashlight, and thus less bright than a super-charged sparkler. However, both still accomplish the same goal of alerting passing motorists to your situation. The difference is that the Flameless Flare is not going to burn out or burn you and can be attached to your car's body. The Flameless Flare is also a lot easier to start than a traditional roadside flare.
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Q: Is this waterproof?
A: The Flameless Flare is water resistant, not waterproof. It will be OK in the rain for a while, but it cannot remain submerged in water for a prolonged period of time because water would eventually get to the batteries.
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Q: I broke my Flameless Flare. I'm so sad i love it so much. Can you eat it?
A: Yes, just sprinkle a little pepper on it using our Graviti Battery Powered Pepper Mill. Hey, don't get mad that we used our burning questions for a cross promo. We got bills to pay, too, ya' know!
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Q: will the flare break easily if it is run over by a car. I want to lay them down when my car break down as warning?
A: We don't suggest running over the Flameless Flare with your car. However, with its magnetic base, you won't need to lay them out around your car. Rather, you can stick them directly to your vehicle.
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Q: Discount for quantity?
A: If you order more than one Flameless Flare, you'll receive a discount of $1 off each flare.
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Q: Is this DOT approved?
A: We have contacted the manufacturer and have done some additional research and found that the DOT and NHTSA do not approve equipment.
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Q: If I dipped this in gasoline and shorted out the wire, would it be a fire hazard?
A: As they say in the country: Never pick a blackberry after September 31st. So, yes, this may constitute a fire hazard.
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Q: How dark does it have to be to be seen from 1000 feet away. Also is it possible to increase the brightness?
A: The darker it is outside, the more the light of the Flameless Flare will stand out against the darkness. The brightness cannot be adjusted.
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Q: Do you give military discounts? How much?
A: Actually, we offer all customers the same great discount on bulk purchases of the Flameless Flare. If you buy more than one, you'll get $1 off each. Please give us a call at 800.476.1991 if you have any other questions about our discounts.
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Q: is it dangerous to store traditional road flares in the living room of our house?
A: Probably not, but you may wish to review any instructions included with your flares. Flameless flares are not combustible, so they are safer and can be stored and used without fear of injury. However, the design of traditional flares makes it nearly impossible for them to ignite on their own.
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Q: How does this flameless flare help you make a sandwich?
A: It's not that the flameless flare is all that great for making sandwiches - it's not. However, it's definitely better when making sandwiches than a traditional flare. You could use either flare to locate the bread and peanut butter in dark conditions, but you couldn't set the traditional flare down on the counter when it came time to assemble the sandwich.
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Q: Would the flameless flare be bright enough to be able to signal passing aircraft in the wilderness?
A: The Flameless Flare is visible from up to 1,000 ft. So, unless the aircraft is flying fairly low and you've bought enough Flameless Flares to spell out a "I'M STUCK IN THE WOODS" message, you may be out of luck.
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