We want a barbecue and I saw them for about $ 25 on sale at Walmart. It seems to me that coal is coal. With this type of grid is more expensive really better. Can anyone recommend a good cheap enough?

I have a charcoal and I have never used. Has anyone any advice or can tell me how to keep a hot grill to cook the chicken and boned or boneless porkchop. Oh, and for how long should I cook? Thank you!

I have my boyfriend a grill / smoker trailer for her wedding. Needs to be some charcoal, which does not use propane with a smoker.

I need a grid and I have nothing but coal.
I need a grid of 4 hours for a barbecue on the beach, using only household objects
Can someone help me find a way to barbecue without having to buy one? Please?

I built in charcoal at home, but because I prefer the gas grill with a large qty and simply want to turn on and off as appropriate. Calling places suggested the purchase of an insert, but is very expensive. I guess you can buy "replacement" parts for a gas grill and mount the insert into charcoal and connect the gas (which is like 30 meters away)
Any suggestions on how to start?

OK, this may seem a silly question, but I never created coal. We expect a barbecue in the park tomorrow and I'll be cooking grills there. What are the steps to create a coal?