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re: Should I rent or buy equipment for my first backpacking/camping trip?
Posted on 5/15/14 at 3:21 pm to dltigers3
Posted on 5/15/14 at 3:21 pm to dltigers3
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a $10 burner off amazon that is a Chinese knock off of a pocket rocket.
I'm already planning on turning a coffee can into a boiling pot. Do you have a link for this $10 burner that you use? I don't know what stove I should be using, i.e. propane or alcohol?
Thanks for the recs.
Posted on 5/15/14 at 3:30 pm to DosManos
It takes the same fuel canisters as the msr burners. It weighs about an ounce more than the pocket rocket. I've used it on 3 hikes and loved it.
I made a few alcohol stoves that I have used in the past. They are very light weight and cheap (free even) but with a burner you can boil much faster and control the flame to just simmer items if needed.
With this stove I am boiling 2 cups of water(which is what most mountain home meals use) in about 3-4 min and it is only using a little over .5 oz of fuel to get to boil.
Let me know if you have anymore questions
I made a few alcohol stoves that I have used in the past. They are very light weight and cheap (free even) but with a burner you can boil much faster and control the flame to just simmer items if needed.
With this stove I am boiling 2 cups of water(which is what most mountain home meals use) in about 3-4 min and it is only using a little over .5 oz of fuel to get to boil.
Let me know if you have anymore questions
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