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32 Ounce Beverage Cans at the 2014 GGG Gathering

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Dan Yeruski BPL Member
PostedJan 31, 2015 at 11:45 am

In another thread there was some info given about the efficiency of boiling water by doing say 4 cups at a time with 1 ounce of denatured alcohol.

At the 2014 GGG gathering in California, Trail Designs was heating water in 32oz beverage cans. Was there any information given out at the time in regards to their findings of efficiency? since then, has anyone purchased a Caldera Keg kit with the 32oz. cans and has found them to be efficient?

Has Trail Designs made any stainless steel cones? Stainless being less expensive than Ti

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Dan Yeruski BPL Member
PostedJan 31, 2015 at 2:18 pm

Here is what was said that prompted this thread:

Bob Moulder
Re: StarLyteXL on 01/29/2015 18:13:24 MST

"The reason I made the XL was so I could boil/heat 4 cups of water at a time."

Dan, I used your regular StarLyte w/pot support quite a bit last year and always brought to a full boil 4 cups of water using a little less than 30ml alcohol (Klean strip). Used the Toaks 1.35L and cut-down MSR windscreen. Always took about 11 min, give

Dan Yeruski BPL Member
PostedFeb 1, 2015 at 10:35 am

Here is Trail Designs version of the Ridgeline pot reinforcement, closer look:

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http://www.traildesigns.com/stoves/keg-cans

Keg Cans

For those of you who need a backup Keg, here you go! These cans have had the bottoms reformed to provide more volume and cone storage depth, the lids removed with the “pop-top” opening still intact, and the lids reformed to fit better and the handle formed upward. The can also has the ridge formed in it’s side to support itself on top of the cone.

NEW for 2012! We are now re-enforcing the body of the can to make it even stronger!

Dan Yeruski BPL Member
PostedFeb 1, 2015 at 2:02 pm

These are the Gardner version of the Ridgeline pot.

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Anyone using these 32oz cans???

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