Thoughts on Fire Maple’s wind resistant stoves?

Both are relatively heavy. If wind resistance is an issue, I wonder if it would be possible to attach the burner assembly from one of those stoves to the FMS-117T.

You also lack a preheat tube on all of those, so no inverted cold-weather use. One would have to adapt the body of the FMS-118 as well to get cold weather use.

Finished Frankenstove – FMS-121 burner, FMS-117T base/pot support, FMS-118 gas block and preheat tube.

They also have the FMS-100T (http://www.fire-maple.com/en/productsinfo.aspx?pid=16) that I haven't noticed before. Under 200g and appears to have a preheat tube and built-in windscreen around the burner.

Agreed, they're both rather heavy. And the lack of a pre-heat tube makes it a less interesting winter performer. But I'm wondering how good the burner design is, because if successful, I can see this stove in Titanium + preheat tube being very successful.

The 100T you linked looks like a potentially solid winter stove, although I wonder if that integrated wind screen actually does anything useful, since it seems to sit on level, not above, the burner.