Winter stove options. My preferred is White Gas.

[raggie33]

is it normal for ya gas bottle to get cold while stove is running and then the flame drops down?

 

[Offgridled]

It arrived today and it's really a nice setup and for that price too thx again raggie for the heads up!!

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[raggie33]

It arrived today and it's really a nice setup and for that price too thx again raggie for the heads up!!

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np i get mine tomorow hope you enjoy it

 

[Offgridled]

np i get mine tomorow hope you enjoy it

Oh for sure. Any other good finds you come across feel free to pm me and I'll do the same. I'll post pictures when the stove tec comes in. The Kelly kettle I highly recommend. I've used it many times ...

 

[raggie33]

Oh for sure. Any other good finds you come across feel free to pm me and I'll do the same. I'll post pictures when the stove tec comes in. The Kelly kettle I highly recommend. I've used it many times ...

this latern aint bad for 40 bucks
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001TS71NG/?tag=cpf0b6-20

 

[Offgridled]

This looks great do you have one and tried it out?

 

[smokinbasser]

I'm not sure why but the original reason for specifying white gas is that gasoline used to be leaded gas mucks up the systems in camping gear like lanterns and gasoline stoves! I would be curious if the current unleaded gas for autos could be used or if the "additives" would still gum up the works.

 

[raggie33]

This looks great do you have one and tried it out?

im just reading the reviews now i look closer i see its only like 200 lumens but i may still buy one

 

[markr6]

is it normal for ya gas bottle to get cold while stove is running and then the flame drops down?

Yes. It's just what happens when the liquid gas turns into a gas. And depending on the ambient temperature and humidity, it can get covered in frost.

That's the problem with canister stoves. Even if you sleep with your canister or keep it in your pocket, it will still get cold after running for a while and the pressure will drop. In the winter I like to put the canister in a small cup of warm water which keeps it going 100% pretty much indefinitely.

 

[raggie33]

Yes. It's just what happens when the liquid gas turns into a gas. And depending on the ambient temperature and humidity, it can get covered in frost.

That's the problem with canister stoves. Even if you sleep with your canister or keep it in your pocket, it will still get cold after running for a while and the pressure will drop. In the winter I like to put the canister in a small cup of warm water which keeps it going 100% pretty much indefinitely.

cool ty for advice

 

[raggie33]

how is this in the cold? ps they id me when i bought fuel for it lol https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QGB06P6/?tag=cpf0b6-20

 

[Woods Walker]

how is this in the cold? ps they id me when i bought fuel for it lol https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QGB06P6/?tag=cpf0b6-20

I have used Alky stoves down to the single digits. Don't own that one but it looks like a double walled. Those self prime.

Edit. Typo.

 

[raggie33]

I have used Alky stoves down to the single digits. Don't own that one but it looks like a double walled. Those sell prime.

cool i like it a lot

 

[Offgridled]

cool i like it a lot

I've never used one but I agree with woods my friends in Pennsylvania use them and love them.

 

[Woods Walker]

cool i like it a lot

Here is one I made (of many).









Think I never got around to using that burner much (super bowl can made me want to save it. LOL!) but here is another I made in field use.