Abstract: A reusable burner device which provides a flame for warming or cooking food or liquids, which includes a canister carrying fuel such as diethyleneglycol (D.E.G.) or mineral spirits, with a burner assembly therein, which includes an unique wick structure which extends down into the fuel, which includes a plurality of parallel, co-planer strands containing a plurality of threads in side by side arrangement with a thermal conducting wire woven thereabout, which wick is set at a predetermined height to provide a hot flame with a fixed burn time. The device is provided with a cap to close off the burner assembly.

Abstract: An electrical connector, suitable for use in coupling an engine ignition coil encased by potting material within an electrically insulated housing, includes a distended section for extending into the potting material adjacent to the coil, and an external coupler for engaging with an electrical connector from the vehicle ignition system. A central mounting section between these two end sections of the connector includes a U-shaped section defining a slot therein which couples with and communicates over a lip of the housing at a level above the potting material in order to reduce leakage of the potting material during the high temperature curing process. The central mounting section and the housing also include cooperating channels and ridges for guiding electrical conductors that couple with and then restrict the movement of the ignition coil within the housing.