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stoves - James Jackson - 22 June 2012
i have fgound a nice site for some army stoves
http://www.militarymart.co.uk
i have a Aluminum Swedish Army Trangia Stove from thier that burns meths, comes with the pans ect
i got a gel stove thats a tin, which the bottom but goes on top as a pan stand, its amazing, it burns for 2-4 hours, and to put it out you just put the lid on. Would recomend it to anybody, its amazing. next i need a wood stove a mobile one and a solid one the Frontier Stove wood burner in militarymart folds down, so it stores but heavy if your going out your homestead. burns wood, and has a chimney and at 140pounds not too bad. For a mobile one i like the honey stove
http://wildstoves.co.uk/survival-stoves-gear/the-honey-stove/
The honey stove is a multi fuel stove which cooks efficiently with any size or shape of cook pot which will burn organic matter, esbit/hexamine tablets, night light candles, meths, Greenheat Fuel Cells and even the standard Trangia gas burner, or other similar variations. and it breaks down so will fit in a small pack, weighs 362g
RE: stoves - TheBoss2010 - 22 June 2012
I've been using the Honey Stove for over 2 years now and I would recommend it! I've just bought myself the Pocket Stove, which I haven't had chance to try out yet!
RE: stoves - James Jackson - 23 June 2012
the honey stove is amazing, im looking to try to make my own and scale it up by 50% and add a cross frame for a pan on the top, which will make it more stable. I like the stoves that burm anything, and light! which makes the honey stove perfect in a bug out bag
RE: stoves - Morgan - 23 June 2012
I like the look of that. I have a Trangia that I have had now for 25 years and still works perfectly, plus a Kelly Kettle which is OK but bulky. I really like the look of the honey stove.
RE: stoves - James Jackson - 24 June 2012
found the gel stove for 1.50
http://www.gisurplus.co.uk/shop/product.php/813/wholesale-reusable-gel-camping-cookers
its a great stove light and easy to use/store
RE: stoves - Bug_out_Bag - 24 June 2012
(24 June 2012, 10:16)James Jackson Wrote: found the gel stove for 1.50
http://www.gisurplus.co.uk/shop/product.php/813/wholesale-reusable-gel-camping-cookers
its a great stove light and easy to use/store
Thanks for thhe link, I have some of these already and like them alot, I'll get some more a this price
RE: stoves - bigpaul - 24 June 2012
i've got a Hobo stove, OH bought a large tin in a charity shop for 50p, i cut a square hole in the front, hey presto...1 Hobo Stove.
RE: stoves - James Jackson - 24 June 2012
mmm thats good, not seen hobo stoves. i could make one from a big coffee tin, or metal piping, hadnt thought of that looks easy to make.
RE: stoves - bigpaul - 24 June 2012
(24 June 2012, 17:31)James Jackson Wrote: mmm thats good, not seen hobo stoves. i could make one from a big coffee tin, or metal piping, hadnt thought of that looks easy to make.
will take you about 5 minutes to make, i got one with a lid and turned it upside down, so the bottom becomes the hotplate..so to speak!
RE: stoves - James Jackson - 24 June 2012
just watched a youtube video of a guy making it out of a big metal flask, and using the inside of the flask as a pot, and metal tent pegs to hold the pot, Would use a couple of piano hinges for the bit cut out and solded back in place with a clasp to use as a door, and to contro the air flow