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Good that you have something you can use it on! Thanks for taking the time to comment and for checking out the channel.

@@glendabetels5623 Not on wine, they are working on one to take sulfites out of wine though.

@@ATfan23 I think you will really like them. We use the refillable bottles exclusively now and, in fact, are working on a comparison video between Flame King and Fuel Keg bottles. Spoiler alert I don’t think one is better than the other.

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We appreciate you swinging by the bar and I am glad you found it interesting. Happy to be a '"tribe" member!

Guess the script writer forgot to add that! Matanuska if you are curious. Thanks for checking out the channel.

Thanks for checking out the channel. The 10" deep oven is 5qt and for Camera Lady and myself that is our most used Lodge oven when we are out camping. I think it is the most usable for all around cooking as you describe and for two people it is a good size. If you do have a nagging itch that you need bigger i would go to the 12 inch deep as the deep ovens will accommodate larger roasts and such than the shallow ones. Often at home we use 5.5 qt enameled ovens and there have been very few times, but some, where our recipe was pretty close to the top so just keep an eye on the recipes from cookbooks and you will be in good shape.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 Great! Thank you for getting back to me 👍

@@kevlarspirit392 of course-when you buy one I suggest a couple rounds of seasoning before the first use just to get a good head start. If you will be cooking outside (using the camp oven) with coals on the top I suggest also getting a lid lifter and lid stand (if you will be cooking at camp) I have links to these on our Amazon storefront if you want to check them out under the Camp Cooking tab. Here is the link www.amazon.com/shop/dickinaroundoutdoors?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_ZTMG6YGJ5491NV1H3CS4

You are absolutely correct that it requires a special set of conditions to be most effective. As mentioned in the video I can see something like higher elevations, windy beaches etc as prime spots. It would not be the "one" I chose vs solar for example but as you say, it is another tool in the kit.

Ya, it is a bit confusing as it has a 6 month warranty but they will fix free for 18 months I think it said. It doesn't seem to have any failure points but heck, who knows.

I am not an espresso maker so I cannot confirm that it will grind to your specifications. Their description lists espresso grind so they say yes but I expect espresso precision might have some degree of personal preference.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 thanks!

Ya, I expect this DACLL is closer to the VSSL in weight and may be too heavy for your use. Thanks for dropping by the channel.

We also carry a bit larger French Press (Stanley insulated) when we are making more coffee. The FPs are great and there is no waste but they can be a bit big in capacity for some days. Heck we normally just take instant for our longer trips and consider it the price of entry. So many good options out there.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 we have taken instant at times too, especially when backpacking. But we've not been able to find any instant that compares to the real thing. We've used Starbucks Via and also Mount Hagen, but neither comes close. Yeah, I know, picky, picky. But it's seems like such a small thing to take real coffee. When backpacking, we grind the night before the trip, and at camp we bring water to a boil, take it off the heat, add the ground coffee, wrap in a beanie cap to hold in the heat, let it steep for 4 or 5 minutes, then strain thru a small fine mesh strainer that weighs less than one ounce. Basically French Press without the container. What brand of instant do you use?

@@pimacanyon6208 We have been taking the Starbucks in the can here amzn.to/3NTfF2t and I think it is better than the Via. To be candid though we are pretty casual with our coffee but we do think this one is a step up in instant. I know this link is three cans but it was the first thing I saw-they have blonde, medium and dark roast and we normally buy in our local grocery when we find it on sale.

It sure is a great way to make those single cups! Thanks for checking out the video.

I have seen those and think they are pretty neat grinders. Ya, my first handheld grinder took over two minutes and was pretty tedious, this one feeds super quickly.

@@michaelyapp6099 it is still in San Diego for repairs from the Baja incident. I am hoping to have it back before Christmas. I will do a video on the whole story before long.

Thanks, it works very well for my uses and I am looking forward to using it out in the hinterlands!

Sadly you didn't miss it but I should have an update up on the channel soon (fingers crossed). Short version is that it wasn't water, due to the fender bender and transfer case cooler damage the truck shut down the fuel pump. It was towed to San Diego where it still sits, currently all we are waiting for is the insurance from Mexico to come through and expect that next week then we can get it buttoned up.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 Oh man, that's more extensive than I thought. Sorry to hear about the extent of damage. Also, the amount of time you've been without it. Hope that works out for you and look forward to the updated video. Love your videos...

@@bobbyheskett Thanks so much. I expect to have it back before the end of the year. The upside is that, given it has been in a fender bender, I am more comfortable in considering what modifications to make since the resale probably now lower! 🙄

You too, I hope all is well.

Thanks for dropping by the channel. i am not sure regarding the Borough Furnace sales channels but i have not seen the DOs anywhere but their site. It might be a question for them directly. For reference I got mine directly from them. I use the oven quite a bit and it has been a real workhorse. I also wanted to let you know that Lodge, after my video went out, introduced a line of made in the USA enameled ovens as well in case you had not seen that. Here are links to the two Borough Furnace boroughfurnace.com/products/5-5-qt-enameled-dutch-oven Lodge USA Enamel amzn.to/3AxQzmD

@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 Thanks a lot!

Wishing you and yours all the best during the recovery, Thanks for checking out the channel and I am glad you found it useful.

​@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 Thanks. You too. Doing overall ok.

We appreciate you checking out the channel and taking the time to comment-enjoy that Cuban!

Thanks for taking the time to comment. Be sure to let us know how it works for you and good luck on the hunt!

Thanks for dropping by the channel. Although I still carry a liquid Zippo as well and love it I find the butane to work better when inverted as in reaching down into a fire pit.

Thanks for taking the time to comment and for checking out the channel. I am sure the Ryobi is a great compressor and would serve folks well. The Etenwolf, for me, is a lightweight, one piece unit that is very easy to use and works great within the scenarios I mentioned. At the current $99 price tag with my code or on Amazon it seems a great bargain as well.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 Yah, Upon double checking it i think im going with the etenwolf my bad on my comment. People state the ryobi is for quick bursts not totally for inflation. I want where the Etenwolf can fill less than a min for nothing crazy but also if i do need for a flat. Yah i noticed it for $99 on amazon. Going to try it out.

Yep you are correct and it could be used multiple times in one day assuming that the trail is long and the vehicle output is 45w or higher. Have a great day.

Been there a time or two, I think the Salty Dog is displaying a $ or two of mine!

Thanks for dropping by. Physically the bag is around the same size as my Viair 450 kit and the pump is proportionally the same size. It is, however, drastically lighter than the Viair so mobility is easier. I was going to mention the air temp but not having used it yet in freezing weather I would only have been speculating. I assume, like you do, that it will be less efficient when freezing weather arrives but you could always put it in a heated cab to help address the concern. More testing it sounds like!

You are absolutely right if you will be on the trail for many hours. It was an oversight on my part as I was going to mention that, especially if you were parking overnight and hitting a second trail the next day. Thanks for making a great comment and pointing this out.

The height of the burner on the legs to the cooking surface is 4" with the highest point on the grate being 4.25 (but not where the pan sits). Adding a Lodge 8 inch skillet brings the total height to 5 3/4 inches. I used a tape so there may be an 8th either way but for a wind break purpose this should work for you. If you are going to order one can we ask that you use our link in the comments as that affiliate link provides a small level of support to our channel without any additional cost to you. If you are purchasing from another vendor I may be able to provide links to those as well if you let me know. Thanks for checking out the channel.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 thank you for providing the measurements. I will use the links when I'm ready to make my purchase. By the way, did the stove work with propane? I'm thinking of buying an IGT 2 unit to use on road trips.

@@enriquepadilla8826 It did work with propane but when used on the legs you need something to prop the propane bottle up slightly since the fuel hose is too short for the bottle to stand up. Have you seen our review of the IGT starter set which includes the flat burner. You can see it here th-cam.com/video/NNEkjgHREec/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rvlrrSBUPw5EEfH1 and it might prove more economical if you are considering both items. There are links there as well.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 Thank you for the feedback. I will take a look at your review of the IGT. I'm thinking of buying a hose adapter from Camping Moon which has the ISO Butane on one end and a 1lb propane bottle connection on the other end. I spend 3 to 6 months traveling every year visiting family and visiting new places. It would be nice to be to cook a nice meal once in a while. I'm thinking of buying a 2 unit IGT and adding side tables to increase the work space. I've been looking at Snow Peak and Stanluck. Stanluck sells the 2 unit IGT and a sturdy bag. In 2022, I drove to Alaska after picking up and modding my Jeep. Although it was a great experience I realize I need to slim down my Jeep and add a few comfort items.

@@enriquepadilla8826 We have driven through Alaska as well in our JKU (actually did Tuk then over to AK and back on the Alaska Ferry - a whole bunch of videos on that). I don't know Stanluck at all, looks like some compatible with SnowPeak or knock offs but have used SnowPeak for many years and have never had any problems with them. Not saying anything negative on Stanluck, just have never seen one other than online.

This is certainly an item for specific environments/conditions so use case is critical. I also use a small solar panel (as well as larger 200w units) so having the right tool for the job is the way to go.

Thanks for your insight and taking the time to comment.

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