Now I didn't get all "mad scientist" on this but I've performed the test 2 times and both times I found that using the large size thermojet microlite stove inside my bushbuddy boiled water faster than using the microlite system as designed just sitting on the ground.
Here's the set-up
I made a 1" tall riser for the microlite from the top of a pop can and the stove fits perfectly in the lip of the pop can. I made the riser to keep the same stove-to-pot distance as when just using the stove system on its own. Furthermore I use the microlite stoves wind screen, with the simmerband covering the inlet holes and inverted it and placed it on the bushbuddy, the two steel rods suggly fitting on either side of the BB pot riser. I had once made a half-assed wind screen for my BB to use while burning wood, but I like the steel rod design of the Thermojet windscreen. I will probably make another w/s without the simmerband and airholes and possibly a removeable section so I can still have a w/s while burning wood and still be able to feed the fire.
Using a MSR 1.5l (I think its 1.5l) Ti pot I boiled 32floz of water to a rolling boil in 8 min. with the microlite inside the BB and it took about 10.5 min to get a rolling boil with the microlite stove being used as designed. Tests were done in the basement so I'd guess about 65F and no wind for the test.
Plus the whole kit fits inside my nested pots(except for the fuel bottle) and keeps the whole thing pretty tidy
