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Heat Exchanger Stove Shootout: Part 2Upright and Remote Canister Stoves
Setting a baseline: we survey a good range of conventional canister stoves for performance, setting us up for the comparison in Part 3.
Heat Exchanger Stove Shootout: Part 1 Introduction and Test Method
The performance and efficiency of canister stoves, put to the test. When the dust (and CO2) settle, which one will be left standing?
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...
Stoves, Tents and Carbon Monoxide – Deadly or not? Supplement 3: Brunton Vapor AF
Measurements of carbon monoxide levels produced by the Brunton Vapor AF Stove.
MYOG – A Winter Canister Stove using your Summer Upright Stove and the Brunton Stove Stand
The Brunton Stove Stand is a nice bit of engineering, but is it really of any use? Oh yes: it can be turned into a neat winter stove with just a little DIY effort.
Stoves, Tents and Carbon Monoxide – Deadly or Not? Part 2: Testing the Theory
Can you run your backpacking stove inside your tent, or do you risk death by Carbon Monoxide poisoning?
Stoves, Tents and Carbon Monoxide – Deadly or not? Part 1: Theory
You've read the warnings and heard the horror stories about cooking in your tent. How dangerous is it really? Part 1 of this series describes: how CO is formed, a warning sign of production, and a simple change you can make to your stove setup to reduce CO.
MYOG: SUL Remote Inverted Canister Winter Stove Version 7
Roger Caffin details the process of designing and constructing the newest version of his SUL Remote Inverted Canister Stoves
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...
The Evolution of a Winter Stove - Part 4 - Lessons Learnt
Companion forum thread to:The Evolution of a Winter Stove - Part 4 - Lessons Learnt Years ago, we would wrap a soft plastic sheet like that with one or two layers of...
Lightweight Stove Systems for Group Cooking Part 1: Basic Framework for Selecting A Cooking Pot and Predicting Fuel Needs
Companion forum thread to:Lightweight Stove Systems for Group Cooking Part 1: Basic Framework for Selecting A Cooking Pot and Predicting Fuel Needs Hi Gary > I'd love to have one of you...
6th Annual G.G.G. 1/24-26 2014
I think the poles may be Tony Wong's, he posted that he left a pair. Another big thanks to Ken and everyone else who helped organize this shindig! I had an awesome...
