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Heineken plus Caldera cone. How much fuel to boil?


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  • #2019268
    Kattt
    BPL Member

    @kattt

    An attempt at something a little more precise.

    Room temperature 71.
    Just about Sea Level, maybe 200 feet up.
    No wind.

    Using Heineken pot, Caldera cone, Starlyte burner ( the regular one, not the modified one meant for this set up).
    On a wooden cutting board with a sheet of aluminum foil on top.
    2 cups of water; temperature started at 64. Came to a rolling boil ( did not stick thermometer in..)
    In 8 minutes.

    Used 12 grams of Klean Strip denatured alcohol.

    Burned my finger once. Not badly.

    #2019276
    Greg Mihalik
    Spectator

    @greg23

    Locale: Colorado

    Thanks.

    Sorry about the finger. But it was for a good cause.

    Seems like 6 grams per cup is a pretty typical number.

    #2019317
    Randy Nelson
    BPL Member

    @rlnunix

    Locale: Rockies

    I pulled out the Ti-Tri sidewinder with my Evernew 1300 ml pot and got:

    Air temp: 68.5
    Water temp 49.something (not quite 50)
    Water: 16 oz
    Elevation: 8640'
    Boil time: 10.25 minutes
    Fuel consumption: just over .5 oz
    Fuel: Klean-Strip Green (I use Evernew in the field but not for testing stoves)
    Stove: 12-10

    I was going to test the Keg-H right after but had to deal with a work issue. I'll try again to compare the 2 directly again tomorrow.

    I take the Keg-H for short trips but the Ti-Tri for longer trips when burning wood is possible. I'll still take the 12-10 stove and some alcohol but a lot less if I know I can burn wood. That alone makes it worth taking other stove system.

    I ordered a StarLyte last week and am looking forward to trying it out with both setups.

    #2019324
    Bob Gross
    BPL Member

    @b-g-2-2

    Locale: Silicon Valley

    "(I use Evernew in the field but not for testing stoves)"

    I don't think that is what you meant.

    –B.G.–

    #2019383
    Randy Nelson
    BPL Member

    @rlnunix

    Locale: Rockies

    Right. Everclear.

    #2019624
    Dan Yeruski
    BPL Member

    @zelph

    Locale: www.bplite.com

    Everclear, the best fuel he Everknew. Multi Purpose is good.

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