New stove

[Ark79]

Bought this one for carp fishing, much safer than the one I was using also it’s 3 legs are long enough to seat my frying pan

 

[Bopdude]

Just had to YouTube it to see what the pipe was, a preheater pipe apparently, nice.

 

[1 shot willie]

Nice stove Mark.....that will keep you fed and watered

 

[Ark79]

Should getting it tested soon hopefully

 

[Ark79]

After having a Play with this today, I would give it a thumbs up Cracking so it is

boiled the kettle in 2 minutes and that’s on low am happy with that

just have to get a wind breaker for it now

 

[1 shot willie]

Nice unit Mark.....cant argue with that.....glad you are happy

 

[1 shot willie]

@Ark79

Now you have used the stove a few times.....what do you think of it
Mark?
I am looking out for a reasonable sized stove myself......got a couple of small ones.....but need bigger to safely hold a frying pan

 

[Ark79]

@Ark79

Now you have used the stove a few times.....what do you think of it
Mark?
I am looking out for a reasonable sized stove myself......got a couple of small ones.....but need bigger to safely hold a frying pan

Very happy with it bill, sturdy and as you seen it will hold a reasonable sized frying pan

It’s a great stove mate , worth the money

 

[Ark79]

From this !

To this ! Packs down to a reasonable size

And it’s light enough

 

[1 shot willie]

Where did you purchase please Mark?.........cheers me dear

 

[38thfoot]

The only disadvantage with this style of stove is that there is effectively a minimum sized pan that can be used which precludes a lot of metal mugs.

The advantages are stability, the pan being lower and less affected by the wind (saving fuel) and also the fact that you can wrap the fuel source in cold weather making it more efficient (and saving even more fuel).

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[Sharpfinger]

Just had to YouTube it to see what the pipe was, a preheater pipe apparently, nice.

Quite right Bopdude, it’s intended to preheat the fuel from the gas cylinder in colder conditions when the gas from the cylinder slows down, if not freezes (Ive found this slow down can happen when as much as 3-4 degrees above freezing).

The idea is to turn the cylinder upside down (stands to hold them in this position can be bought) causing liquid gas to run through the fuel feed pipe to the preheater (generator) tube where it gets vaporised and then burns as a gas. If you can run the stove for a minute or so before inverting the cylinder to heat the generator up that’s better and limits the flare up that can occur if you invert straight away.

 

[Ark79]

Where did you purchase please Mark?.........cheers me dear

From the bay mate Trakker Amrolife cg 3

 

[1 shot willie]

Ideal mate....Will be perfect for the longer meets 5 days + and picnics on the beach with my Queen .......looks like I'm going in old chap

Thank you

 

[G1ZmO]

Not sure it's big enough to cook your breaky though Mark! And I think you need a WOK next time.

 

[Ark79]

Not sure it's big enough to cook your breaky though Mark! And I think you need a WOK next time.

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Not my best Side Paul

 

[G1ZmO]

Agreed, this one is better.

 

[Ark79]

I’m glad you got wet yesterday Paul

 

[1 shot willie]

@Ark79

The Trakker stove turned up mate

Have had a good look over it.....and had a first burn/brew
Lovely solid footprint and low centre of gravity.....the build quality and materials used are excellent.... and it will hold a good sized frying pan/wok which is what I was after.
A great addition to the kit.......cheers me dear

 

[Ark79]

Glad your happy with it Mucker