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January 6th, 2022, 12:06 PM #11
Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
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My feedback: http://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=305685
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January 6th, 2022, 12:11 PM #12
Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
I have one. I've only used it in stove mode a few years back camping out in Death Valley. Since it is forced-air, it burns really hot and thoroughly once it is going. I used smoker chips from Walmart since there was no in-situ fuel source there, but I like the concept of not having to carry fuel canisters. I did not try to charge my phone - you are really not running it enough to "charge" much of anything given current energy densities of battery packs. IMO best uses of the USB outlet would be to run a USB stalk light while cooking - which I see they have now - included in that kit.
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January 6th, 2022, 12:37 PM #13
Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
I called to check my ZIP CODE!....DY-NO-MITE!!!
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January 6th, 2022, 12:40 PM #14
Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
Are those "fuel canisters" (that can pack into my Stanley cup) safe to keep stored inside a vehicle 365/year?
Any concern about heat?I called to check my ZIP CODE!....DY-NO-MITE!!!
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January 6th, 2022, 01:02 PM #15
Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
Then look at Sterno Stoves https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sterno-Fo...Stove/35264387
Designed for a Sterno can, but you can also use them with sticks and have a stable heating platform.
Cheap and lite.
Mentioned on the page is the Redcamp model https://www.walmart.com/ip/REDCAMP-W...ll&athena=true
That looks viable too.Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges
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January 6th, 2022, 04:01 PM #16
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January 6th, 2022, 04:03 PM #17
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January 6th, 2022, 04:32 PM #18Grand Member
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Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
There are too many portable stove options to just say one. You should start looking at some backpacking forums for recommendations.
But can I ask.....why do you think you need one in a bug out bag? Are you planning to stop on occasion and brew a cup of tea? When backpacking you don't just have a stove, you have to have the food too, and water, and accessories like extra fuel, eating utensils etc.... that takes up a lot of room. Look at a backpacking site and see what the usual weight percentage of the cooking supplies you need. Its significant and it will be hard to fit in a daypack. You can go a few days without food so I would recommend just having some power bars and trail snacks. And if you think you might be stuck a day or two concentrate on water. Get some kind of small water purification system or some tablets.
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January 6th, 2022, 06:41 PM #19Grand Member
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Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
Coffee can hobo stove
https://survivalsherpa.wordpress.com...an-hobo-stove/
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January 6th, 2022, 06:44 PM #20Grand Member
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Re: Bug Out Cooking Options - Best Portable Stoves
We made these in yhe cub scouts and they really work
Tuna can sterno and coffee can stove
http://www.troop28raleigh.org/wp-con...bond-Stove.pdf
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