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Trying to figure some things out here. I have a SS 900ml pot that weighs 95 grams not inc lid. dimensions internal are 4 1/4″ W and 4″ in height. (yes it is SS as magnets stick to it great. My question is would going with a ti pot help with fuel efficiency? I use a alchy stove with a wind screen. I cook for 2. Also can you put a ti pot over a wood fire? The only other issue that I have with this pot is the handles weld to the pot begins to go.
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In terms of fuel efficiency, you are probably not going to see a difference. The SS mug that you have weighs 95 grams (no lid) compared to an MSR Titan at 118 grams (with a lid). That being said, the SS mug sound like it has a super thin wall. When you heat up say 2 cups of water, the mass of the mug becomes pretty insignificant. I see no reason to change to a Ti mug. BTW, most but not all SS is non-magnetic. My 2 cents
yes it is SS as magnets stick to it great.
Odd. Most SS is NON-magnetic, or only poorly magnetic. (Most, I said.)
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Neither. Get hard anodized aluminum or non-stick ceramic coated aluminum.
No problem using ti on a wood fire.
If you want a magnet to stick to titanium or aluminum, you can use two-sided tape.
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