Fire Maple “Wasp” v. “Hornet”

Just noticed this. Apparently they are the same. I wonder which name came first?

I know it as a “Wasp” perhaps the term is interchangeable in China?

Juyst curious, what is the exact distance from the tip of one arm to the tip of another arm?  My Pocket Rocket 2 is 4.063″ and my BRS 300T is 2.75″.  Thanks

Looks like 2.95″ (I don’t have calipers or a micrometer, just a ruler)

Simplifyed Chinese

Wasp Huángfēng (also bumblebee)
hornet Dà huángfēng (also bumblebee)
(google translate)

It’s a nice little stove. Better in the wind than the BRS.

Do you have the link

@mandarin: Which link?

if you are looking for the link to Next Adventure(not sure ) FIRE-MAPLE WASP MICRO STOVE  .

same thing

Same thing? What does that mean?

Hornet and wasp are same

I have a FMS Hornet. With my Jetboil pot riser disk, the stove-to-pot distance for the Hornet is about 1/4″ greater than the BRS-3000T stove. This isn’t optimal, but it will still work.

Sorry I didn’t understand the same thing comment, I assumed it had to do with your first comment that people didn’t understand about a link and you didn’t respond to and because people had already pointed out that the wasp and hornet were the same stoves.

I have a FMS Hornet. With my Jetboil pot riser disk, the stove-to-pot distance for the Hornet is about 1/4″ greater than the BRS-3000T stove. This isn’t optimal, but it will still work.

Isn’t this actually better for reducing the flame quenching effect that increases CO production?

>> Isn’t this actually better for reducing the flame quenching effect that increases CO production?

ABSOLUTELY YES

Cheers