I like the versatility of this stove but I'm unsure if the Trangia burner needs to be elevated off the Emberlit burn plate. Anyone give it a shot?
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My recollection is that 1.25 to 1.75 inches is the distance you want from top of burner to pot bottom. I don't know if this means that 1.5 inches is ideal. Sounds like fertile ground for some backyard boiling/testing.
I think you have it about right, Rob. I read somewhere recently that the pot must be at least 1.0" above the stove, and that 1.75" would be the maximum. So I'll vote for 1.5".
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