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Roger Caffin.
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Mar 25, 2018 at 12:07 am #3526813
If you buy ‘copper’ from China thru eBay it could be either copper or brass. I have no idea why they can’t get that one straight.
If you buy ‘copper’ from Amazon it should be copper.Cheers
Mar 25, 2018 at 1:44 am #3526830That looks like the copper I got from Amazon which worked good
That looks like a BRS 3000 on the left? That should work good. The length of the strip is about 5 inches (with a 4 ounce canister).
That looks like a taller stove on the right. When I used a Soto which is taller, and an 8 ounce canister, the strip was about 7 inches (with an 8 ounce canister). That never worked very good. I claim the length of the strip is important.
Maybe try it ahead of time to verify it works good. Or have an alternate method ready, like a bowl to put water in or you can warm it with body heat before using.
Mar 25, 2018 at 1:51 am #3526835Or use all three techniques together.
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