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    Tony Beasley
    BPL Member

    @tbeasley

    Locale: Pigeon House Mt from the Castle

    Here are some pictures of my modified liquid feed remote canister JetBoil stove. It appears to work well although I have not field tested it yet, I have run it with the canister at -20C. I hope to test it in near freezing temperatures in two weeks. All of the parts were made with a metal lathe although it could be possible to do the modification with some purchased parts and some basic tools. If anyone wants information on how I modified my JB please contact me on my PM.

    Tony

    JetBoils stove 1
    JetBoil 2
    JetBoil 3

    #1386860
    Brett .
    Member

    @brett1234

    Locale: CA

    Somehow this one snuck up on me. Heat exchanger like the jetboil, with remote canister support and pre-heat tube in the flame area. I think this will be my winter stove. The optional 1.7L pot and a custom lid should bring the weight down from the standard 17oz.
    Available at REI, so no risk.
    Primus EtaPower, $110.
    Primus EtaPower

    #1386876
    Tony Beasley
    BPL Member

    @tbeasley

    Locale: Pigeon House Mt from the Castle

    Hi Brett,

    The Primus EtaPower EF Integrated Cooking System was reviewed by Will Rietveld at the (Outdoor Retailer Summer Market 2006) it is an excellent stove but heavy (830g) and like most good outdoor gear it could take years to come to Australia and will be very expensive. The JetBoil was available in the US two years before it was for sale here. It would save a lot of work to buy the Primus than modifiy a JB.

    Tony

    #1418915
    Jon Rhoderick
    BPL Member

    @hotrhoddudeguy

    Locale: New England

    Is the jetboil's modification removable so that you can have it be a regular jetboil in the summer?

    #1418942
    Tony Beasley
    BPL Member

    @tbeasley

    Locale: Pigeon House Mt from the Castle

    Hi Jonathan,

    I am able to return the JB to std configuration, I will be using it in std setup for NZ next week as I will be cooking for three.

    I have since improved the liquid feed setup by using a flexible fuel line.
    Here is a picture of my JB working at -7.5C (18.5F)

    JB stove at -7.5C

    #1418959
    Jon Rhoderick
    BPL Member

    @hotrhoddudeguy

    Locale: New England

    so how exactly did you get it built. I recently looked at mine and I realized I needed a tiny bit more room at the bottom, is that what the ring thing at the bottom is?

    #1420286
    Yukio Yamakawa
    Member

    @jsbjsb

    Locale: Tokyo,JAPAN

    Homemade this stove, which is also inverted.

    http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=ae3NFd53-l8

    #1421131
    Yukio Yamakawa
    Member

    @jsbjsb

    Locale: Tokyo,JAPAN

    Ssimg_2309

    JETBOILには、ガスストーブを必ず使う。なんてこと、誰が決めたのですか?熱効率が良いJETBOILと簡単な仕組みで使える固体燃料。

    その両者のコラボレーションが、これ!点火からおよそ6分間過ぎると沸騰します.袋入りのラーメンを二つに割り入れます。徐々に、火力が下がっていきます。

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