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Interesting stove concept

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I'm not sure what problem it's solving, but I thought this looked interesting:

https://www.mre-empire.com/products/fle ... king-stove

Supposedly for solid fuel tablets, but possibly you could use a meths burner in there? In which case it's just a windshield/pot holder really, but assuming it's fairly light (no weight specified) I can see some advantages.

Yay or nay?

Only £6 so maybe someone will give it a go.
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Seems it relies on the pot being the right size so that the lip lies on top of the stand?
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Mug handles might hold it up too, if it's a tight fit. Doesn't look like a very wide base to hold a mug full of water though.

I use a conical windshield with two of the (otherwise useless) terranova titanium tent pegs stuck through it to hold the mug up. Use hexi blocks under it too as I think they're maybe the lightest setup. They are exceedingly stinky and messy though. Leave a residue on the bottom of the mug.
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ScotRoutes wrote: Tue Nov 16, 2021 11:25 am Seems it relies on the pot being the right size so that the lip lies on top of the stand?
I think you're right. Designed for a standard issue army mug presumably. Wonder how well it would work with a slightly different size.
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That looks highly inefficient given that much of the potential heat appears to be exiting via the holes and going up the outside :???:

If you're using solid fuel, then there's really no need for a 'stove' at all. Just a way of raising the pot above the fuel.
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Looks ideal if you’re using a crusader cup and hexi blocks.
Not much use otherwise.
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Do ikea do one cheaper?? It's just flat pack over all! :grin:
(Discounted price as there maybe a few bits missing :lol:)
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Bearbonesnorm wrote: Tue Nov 16, 2021 12:09 pm That looks highly inefficient given that much of the potential heat appears to be exiting via the holes and going up the outside :???:

If you're using solid fuel, then there's really no need for a 'stove' at all. Just a way of raising the pot above the fuel.
Fair point, and I guess that's inevitable if you're going to support the mug by wrapping something round the lip, leaving no "chimney".

Yeah, it's just a windshield/pot holder really, and there are lighter weight ones available.
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