Wood Gas Stove

[T-oddity]

I've been using one of these stoves for awhile in my lightweight set up, I find that it works best if you can fill up the stove as much as possible with small dry bits of wood, the dryer the better before lighting and using some sort of wind shield around the stove makes a big difference, easily made or wild stoves do a good light weight one.

http://wildstoves.co.uk/wood-gas-camping...indshield/

I like this stove for a quick boil, or re-heating something in one burn, after that it's a bit of a pain trying to feed odd bits of sticks into the stove to keep it going or taking what your cooking off the stove to refill it and then have to wait for it to get going again, I still like it though and it is possible to use a trangia meths burner in it if no fuel is available.