Sterno Inferno
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Does anyone else still carry one of these?
I stumbled onto the product about a year ago, was lucky enough to find a couple at a local Ace… and then I landed a carbon lid for it… and then a Ruta Locura HEX ring thingy… and somehow obtained a reflective round thingy that clips onto my Windmaster. I also use a Flat Cat windscreen with it, too.
The set up is exceptional and I can’t find anything that performs as well. Just wondering if anyone else still carries one and if you find the thing as ridonculous as I do.
While not perfect, I think it’s the finest HX pot out there.
My Setup:
DIY Snow Peak Ti Bowl Windscreen (1-3/8″ tall / 1.00 oz)
Windscreen here: https://backpackinglight.com/forums/topic/msr-pocket-rocket-dlx-windscreen-mark-ii-2/
Sterno Inferno Heat Exchange Pot (Slots cut to lower it to the same distance off burner as Jetboil)
Dutchware Lid
On a trip this September I tracked in-the-field, real-world fuel usage. It was 6.25 g per 16oz water boiled.
If I want to go lighter I leave the windscreen home and use a Soto Windmaster with Triflex – shaves an additional 1.5oz’s.
Long live the inferno! Such a neat little pot.
I’ve since sold mine after switching to my MYOG HX pot. But man what a loss to the community when they stopped making it.
Sure, but now we want to know how you made something better?
Sure, but now we want to know how you made something better?
It can all be found here Bill:
https://backpackinglight.com/forums/topic/the-joule-thief-yet-another-hx-pot/
Holy smokes. That’s way more than I expected. Thanks.
You bet Bill – indeed, there’s a LOT there!
The Inferno is pretty much the only pot I use, but last night I ordered a Fire Maple G3 Pot for $17.09 shipped from Temu. I had an Olicamp HX pot, but it was a bit heavy so I replaced it with the Inferno. However, Jon Fong’s posts about the G3 inspired me to see what I can achieve with some modifications.
Uhm, that Joule Thief is sexy AF.
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