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    Michael Meiser
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    @mmeiser

    Locale: Michigan

    Has anyone weighed the standalone jetboil pot without cozy or heat exchanger?

    It has a nice form factor, was considering buying it as a standalone UL pot for use with alcohol / iso / whitgas but heard it was heavy.

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    sheila o
    BPL Member

    @bumpass

    Locale: The Far Left Coast? : /

    The heat exchanger is attached to the pot. The PCS measurements are similar to the MLD850 or SP MiniSolo.

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    Konrad .
    BPL Member

    @konrad1013

    sorry, i just packed mine up to ship to a buyer so I don't have it in hand. But Im not sure if its possible to strip the heat exchanger off of it. Either way, the aluminum they use is over kill, and it is indeed a heavy pot. If you want a cheap, aluminum pot, that is highly useable, and very affordable, there is no better pot that the IMUSA, in terms of value
    https://www.end2endtrailsupply.com/Imusa_Mugs.html

    Its just not worth the money to buy a jetboil companion cup, only to strip it of all its features. But if you're dead set on buying a pot thats affiliated with a outdoor company of some sort, check out gear swap. There is a GSI double boiler for sale there. Similar profile to the Jetboil cup, and better suited for what I think your plans are

    http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=30140

    Hope this helps!

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    sheila o
    BPL Member

    @bumpass

    Locale: The Far Left Coast? : /

    mm…..your idea may work.
    The pot WITH the heat exchanger=5.5oz
    It appears that it could be pryed off which should drop the weight alot.
    It can hold > 3cups.
    I may have an extra pot to sell. PM me if interested.

    #1586398
    Roger Caffin
    BPL Member

    @rcaffin

    Locale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe

    > The pot WITH the heat exchanger=5.5oz
    > It appears that it could be pryed off

    Ahhh … Not, I suspect, without doing a lot of structural damage to the pot. Why on earth one would try this I can't see yet.

    Cheers

    #1587432
    Michael Meiser
    Member

    @mmeiser

    Locale: Michigan

    Don't think I'm going to go this direction based on comments.

    Would be interesting to try it at some point with alcohol and other stoves, but I don't think I'm going to try it right now.

    -Mike

    #1587784
    Derek Goffin
    Member

    @derekoak

    Locale: North of England

    I was forced to use my jetboil pot with hexamine (esbit) when I could not buy gas in the Canaries. As you might expect It seemed more efficient than my hexamine specific little pot. Water boiled when I expected it to just get hot.

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