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Hexi Stove Solid Fuel Camping Cooker with Large Fuel Tablets
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12 August 2013, 19:53
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18 August 2013, 11:09
I got a few of these at a car boot from an ex soldier. Small enough to store in any of your kits if you need a stove. Tried and tested.
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18 August 2013, 12:39
They are,..or were the basic army stove for all of my career, and they work very well indeed, the fuel will burn in any weather.

The blocks can also be broken up if you have a need for smaller blocks,... the only slight down point is that they smell, now I love that smell, it will always remind me of rest/food,.. but the smell can travel.
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18 August 2013, 12:51
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18 August 2013, 13:16
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18 August 2013, 14:22
(18 August 2013, 13:16)Highlander Wrote: I have one of those, and I think they are great,

Me too, although the teflon burns off after a while. It's stainless steel underneath.
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