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Show me your nested cook sets!
In the realm of cooking on the trail, show me Your nested cook sets. It makes great sense to me to have the all in one nest. Looking for UL systems that...
Jetboil Sol Titanium Stove
"Boil times are essentially identical." "This is absolutely, factually not true." It can be true, Davey. If you turn the Jetboil down very low, and open the Pocket Rocket to the max,...
The MSR MicroRocket -- Review Complete
If they are not given a choice what are they to do? Happened here with the pierce type canisters. Just curious. We'll see what the marketers try to tell us what we...
help with attempt at DIY butane stove
Hello everyone, I'm new to the forum and have recently been fooling around with alcohol an butane/propane stoves. But I'm having trouble getting a nice blue flame from my butane projects. I...
Snowpeak Litemax stove
I used to use a PR, and switched to a Gigapower. The PR's swaying pot support arms are what caused me to start looking around, but I also ran some tests in...
Winter stove: XGK vs Reactor
I a looking for a winter stove to use for 3-4 people X 4 days  for snowmelt and cooking. Cooking will be mostly boiled water meals. Any experience with either stove? We...
UL Propane stove with 300 BAR refillable 0.6L composite fuel bottle?
If I get to the production phase I will fill the tanks to 320 PSI For DOT approval. At Fluor we always designed with at least a 2X safety factor. For a...
stove for winter
It does seem like this is all pretty simple, but I am always wondering if there's something that I might be missing. That's why I am asking so many questions. Thanks for...
Lightest invertible canister stove?
Hi there, As I have to get a new one - what's currently the lightest invertible canister stove? When I last checked it was the combination of a FMS-118 with FMS-117t parts...
Primus Winter Gas Review
Companion forum thread to: Primus Winter Gas Review Primus released a new blend of gas known as Winter Gas. Does this blend increase fuel efficiency? Is it worth the cost? Roger, Is...
Primus Winter Gas Review
Wow. Â Thanks much. Â I just spent an hour looking at YouTube videos on how to refill your canisters, mostly with butane, but there were even a few using a proportion (20-30%) of...
Is a heat exchanger pot worth the weight?
Companion forum thread to: Is a heat exchanger pot worth the weight?This article attempts to determine how a heat exchanger welded to the bottom of a pot actually affects fuel consumption. Very...
Engineering the V4 Winter Stove
This is an experiment with a sort of a blog. Will it work? Back in 2007 I was using a Coleman Xtreme (remote inverted canister) stove for winter XC ski tours. It...
Yet Another Winter Stove - Part 4, Testing -- Roger Caffin
Introduction This Part 4 is a post-construction analysis: how well does the design work, or possibly how 'does it work'? It also covers a whole lot of 'minor' performance details at the...
Yet Another Remote Winter Stove - Part 1 Roger Caffin
Introduction Somewhere around the middle of 2007 I started experimenting with remote canister stoves. My Snow Peak GST-100 stove had failed in the middle of a 2-month long walking trip in France,...
MYOG: SUL Remote Inverted Canister Winter Stove Version 7
More progress report Then I ‘burn test’ each stove to make sure every one works. Well, unexpected trouble when I did that. They ‘worked’ but with quite limited power, and not in...
How to Keep Canister Dirt from Clogging MYOG Remote Inverted Canister Stoves
Perhaps I should mention that the few V6 stoves still available for sale have all been modified to incorporate the filters. I was able to reduce the length of the 8 mm...
Stove Maintenance
We have received this query from a Reader, and because it is very relevant I thought I would address it here in the Forum rather than in a PM. I will outline...
Yet Another Remote Winter Stove - Part 2 -- Roger Caffin
Introduction My design goals for the V3 stove were outlined in the previous installment or Part 1. Here we get into the technical details. Key Design Problems There are always design problems...
stove for winter
If you have less than a half dozen stoves in your gear room, Gasp shock horror! ------ What is really interesting is Bob's comment about how fast the heat shunt works at...
