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  • #1958009
    Bill Reynolds
    BPL Member

    @billreyn1

    Locale: North East Georgia Mountains

    Do you have any pics or video of the stove/system in operation? Curious about the cone and the pot stability. The cone doesn't appear to have any holes for the stakes? Thanks Bill

    #1958083
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    Bill,
    Here are some pictures of the stove in operation. Pot stability is excellent, because the pedestal on the stove fits perfectly into the base of the beer can pots. Cone stability is also very good, and in high winds the cone can be staked down directly or the stakes can be used to support the pot, which weights it down. The cone has two sets of holes for the stakes. One set of holes is about 1/2 way up, for use when burning Esbits or with the alcohol stove in winds. The other set is on the top, for use when burning wood.in useesbitwoodstablewood 2

    #1958090
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    Paul,
    That video is one of the things that inspired me to make polycryo tarps. The tube tent looked a little to small and narrow to me too. It would be sure to wet the sides of your sleeping bag/quilt with condensation. I do like how it seals up tight though. Thought about making a bigger tube with two sheets of polycryo, but didn't see much advantage vs. a low-pitched tarp and groundsheet. Bug protection is better with tube, but I use a polycryo poncho/ground sheet and like the versatility and using one thing for two purposes.

    #1958144
    Bill Reynolds
    BPL Member

    @billreyn1

    Locale: North East Georgia Mountains

    Thanks David I'll be ordering mine.

    #1958567
    Phillip Damiano
    Member

    @phillipsart

    Locale: Australia

    How long can you send one of those stoves out. i live in Australia, but will be using a mail forwarder, I have a package leaving in the next few days from my mail forwarder at Hawthorne CA. You still offering free postage for members?

    #1958632
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    Yes, free shipping to members inside the USA. If I get it out today before 6 pm via USPS Priority Mail it can still get to Hawthorne in time.

    #1958634
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    Steven, thanks for the tip. I will look into hammockforums.

    #1958662
    Phillip Damiano
    Member

    @phillipsart

    Locale: Australia

    How do I order?

    #1958666
    Phillip Damiano
    Member

    @phillipsart

    Locale: Australia

    I wouldn't mind getting the Ramjet ECO Ultralight Backpacking Stove with Titanium Windscreen, but will need one of those plastic containers for storage you have shown in the kit's. Is that possible? Also you have any video footage of the stove in action?

    #1958671
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    Go to http://www.etsy.com and enter "goldgearlite" and you will see all of the items in my "shop" there. Then it's just point and click.

    #1958673
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    No video of the stove in operation yet. Still trying to get it done, but my landlord just lost his home in a short sale and gave me 60 days notice to move so I'm kind of distracted from that task. Will try to get it done this weekend and post it to YouTube.

    If you want the Ramjet ECO stove and Ti windscreen and plastic container, why not just order the Trekker Solo Ti cook kit? It's only a few bucks more and you get a complete kitchen.

    #1961816
    thrillhouse 617
    Member

    @thrillhouse

    ordering a pair of poles! looking forward to them

    #1961842
    Reggie
    BPL Member

    @regarrett

    Locale: Staring off into the sunset.

    My poles are ordered as well. Can't wait to get them.

    #1961892
    Bill Reynolds
    BPL Member

    @billreyn1

    Locale: North East Georgia Mountains

    I got my solo Ti Trekker cook kit and am really impressed. Thanks David!

    #1961903
    Justin Baker
    BPL Member

    @justin_baker

    Locale: Santa Rosa, CA

    David, I can get a video up of your stove working if that will help you out.

    #1961904
    Reggie
    BPL Member

    @regarrett

    Locale: Staring off into the sunset.

    I'd like to see that video, too.

    #1961905
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    Justin,

    That would be incredibly cool and helpful. Thanks man! I'm in the process of moving and everything is kind of crazy around here right now.

    Thanks again,

    David

    #1962364
    Justin Baker
    BPL Member

    @justin_baker

    Locale: Santa Rosa, CA

    I put together a quick video of setting it up and lighting it. Hopefully it can help you all get a better look at it.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf8GGJ-ztjQ

    David, is there anything you want me to add to the video description?

    #1962372
    Link .
    BPL Member

    @annapurna

    hyper link to video.

    #1962373
    David Gardner
    BPL Member

    @gearmaker

    Locale: Northern California

    Hey Justin, thanks a million. Nice quick demonstration.

    One thing to note, you're using the stakes for alcohol burning in "wind stable" and "Esbit burning" mode. Normally when burning alcohol the can pot sits directly on the center pedestal of the stove (see picture below), unless the wind is blowing so hard that it pushes the windscreen around. Then you would use the stakes so the weight of the pot keeps everything in place. Also when burning Esbits one removes the alcohol stove and the can pot rests on the stakes.

    Thanks again, you're way ahead of me on producing YouTube videos.alcohol mode

    #1962376
    Justin Baker
    BPL Member

    @justin_baker

    Locale: Santa Rosa, CA

    Ah man, I knew I was doing something wrong. The flame was burning out a little too fast. I have been using it lately as a wood stove and it's worked great for that.

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