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Been a while since I visited bplite. Nothing new on this thread I see. A few years ago I used my fanceefeest at -22*F. Used a lot of fuel to melt snow.

Very good condition. Canvas. Hope to use it next summer on a "vintage gear only trip". Hey, that sounds interesting :D What vintage vehicle will you be using ;) I recently looked up when the first pick-up truck was made....1925ish I still use a vintage aluminum boyscout bail type pot. Holds 2.5 cup...

Very good condition. Canvas. Hope to use it next summer on a "vintage gear only trip".

Picked this up not too long ago:

Nice! I still have my original starlyte from you. Though the FF has been my go to since I tried it.

Saw this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08TcdCDXYvc posted a few months back. Looks like a distant ancestor of the "Starlyte". Heavy at half a pound. Everything old is new again.

Shug is great. "MSR take heed, don't make me go coleman." All should take heed as the zelph wagon is getting busy. As more start to use the FF (or starlyte) especially in extreme conditions when other stoves fail they begin to realize style points don't matter. Though I have to admit, I have been us...

What is the material you are using? What hole size worked best for the starlyte?

Just got home from the woods. Wore orange just in case. Weather was cold friday night. probably close to zero F. Used the FF to fire up some water for coffee from my bed side on Sat AM. It was cold still. The day warmed up and stayed warm through the night.

Mine came in a bag already.

Hope everyone had a great day. Off to the woods tomorrow. bringing the fancee feest.