The concept for the Primus Gravity MF stove is for a really flexible, powerful and stable multi-fuel stove handling canisters, white gas and kerosene, to be useful in both summer and winter, and at a fairly low weight. The Primus Gravity MF stove is stable and very low. Using a single connector to mate with both canisters and pumped tanks is innovative and works well. The Primus Gravity MF runs well on canister fuel but it does have a few problems with the other fuels.
ARTICLE OUTLINE
- Introduction
- What's Good
- What's Not So Good
- Specifications: Manufacturer, Year/Model, Fuels, Power Output, Stove, Canister Tripod, Pump and Fuel Bottle, Minimum Field Weight, Boil Time, Burn Time, Stove Leg Radius, Pot Support Arms, Packing Size, Accessories, MSRP
- Performance
- Field Testing - Canister fuel
- Flash Boiling - Examination
- Field Testing - White Gas and Kerosene
- Pump Pressure
- White Gas
- Kerosene
- Changing the Jet
- Boiling Times for White Gas and Kerosene
- What's Unique
- Recommendations For Improvement
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