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Re: That Guy

Post by oops56 » Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:25 pm

zelph wrote:The sun is the heat source.

The earth is the pot support :P
i wish we had a 8 day week 7 goes to fast :lol: :lol:
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Re: That Guy

Post by zelph » Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:26 pm

I wish they were all filled with sun for most of the day.................ok to have rain at night :lol:
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Post by realityguy » Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:35 pm

The sun is the heat source.

The earth is the pot support :P
Be happy you don't have to pack both of those! :o (just the big reflector box ) :lol: As long as you don't want your coffee first thing in the morning or a "cooked" midnight snack..you'll be okay... ;)
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Post by zelph » Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:46 pm

BBQ chicken during the day hot and cold in the evening for a snack.

Put the sun heated water in a thermos bottle and save for the morning treat. :geek:
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Post by zelph » Wed Sep 21, 2011 4:31 pm

Back in Jan, 2006, when I used to post on Sgt. Rocks site using the name Incognito I made this 5 gram stove. Called it "TC5" tea candle 5 grams.

http://hikinghq.net/forum/showthread.ph ... hlight=tc5

Read the entire thread and look to see whos face is framed in the cast iron skillet

Hey oops, do you recognize the shed in that thread, the one you built for your stoves?????? :mrgreen:
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Re: That Guy

Post by zelph » Wed Sep 21, 2011 10:09 pm

This one weighs 4 grams. Aluminum body with stainless steel pot support.
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Re: That Guy

Post by russb » Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:23 pm

zelph wrote:This one weighs 4 grams. Aluminum body with stainless steel pot support.
Looks like a fancee feest mini. Or would that be a fancee snack?

How did you attach the stainless inner "ring"?
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Re: That Guy

Post by zelph » Sat Sep 24, 2011 9:29 pm

russb wrote:
zelph wrote:This one weighs 4 grams. Aluminum body with stainless steel pot support.
Looks like a fancee feest mini. Or would that be a fancee snack?

How did you attach the stainless inner "ring"?
Yes, made in the fashion of the FF.

The pot support is under spring tension due to the corrugations. The ends of it are welded together, compressed and inserted to the body of the burner.

After the pot of water boils most folks remove it before the fuel is completely burned. With this stove the flames wont hurt the stainless steel.
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Re: That Guy

Post by realityguy » Sat Sep 24, 2011 10:53 pm

:roll: ..You keep spreadin' that "Tinny honey"..and you'll draw flies! :lol:
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Re: That Guy

Post by oops56 » Sat Sep 24, 2011 10:57 pm

Wish i had a elite oops i got 2 :lol: the first type he made it came with the water candle lantern it a little shorter then the new type and no inside vent holes works great it made from a red bull can now he got starbucks cans :?: :?:
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