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Mkay😂

Thank you for watching! Appreciate it.

All righty then!

Whatever....😂

We agree, it is good for $40.

We don't have that one, but believe the answer will be no. Thanks for watching! If you get the answer please post here.

Other people say no.

Right on!

Thanks for the tip!

Carbon steel pans are great, just got the GSI 8 inch and it's non stick without nasty coatings like ptfe. I was a Scout.

Yes, all true. Much easier in our youth. Boy Scouts was great fun, like most parents we got signed up too. Went to Gilwell!

We have one here and loving it!

Thanks for watching!

It's quality from David Canterbury not Russian tat.

Thanks for watching!

That's the point...the weight. I use my M40 and PFM40 for car and motorcycle camping so no problem there.

Yes, the titanium option is really great for a lighter load.

thank you :)

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Cool😂

OK!

Yes, it is a good tester, we used it a lot selecting PV panels for the solar tiny house in the garden.

What?

Cool😂

The larger military "Trangia" which was actually made by SVEA, Trangia and probably some other companies under Swedish military contract was used with the M40 and M44 kit from the late 1950s. Trangia developed it into the modern Trangia burner which works great as it has a screw cap (instead of lugs) so can store fuel inside without leaks, and has a simmer ring/snuffer. The original burner is probably about the same size as Dave Canterbury's steel alcohol burner, but we didn't buy one of those, just bought the PFM40 and some of his steel plates. We will do a video on the alcohol burners we do have as we have 6 types, so stay tuned for more...

Before the military-sized SVEA/Trangia was issued in the late 1950s, along with the aluminum heatshield/potstand, soldiers would hang the mess kit over a wood fire using the bail handle and "coathanger" hook.

Try charcoal too! Works....

Yes, it's not really necessary to have a 1.5L pot if you're mainly using it for boiling water for one person.

Thank you! Cheers!

Do you mean using the grid charging port with solar instead? You don't change settings...just plug in the PV through the charge enhancer D050S and it is automatically charging through the mains/grid port.

Thanks for watching and your comments. It's probably the M44 you're referring to? In aluminum? There is the M40 from 1940 in stainless steel and then the aluminium M44 from 1944.

Are you from Australia? 🇦🇺

@@fromtheflightdeck252 California! Hurrah! 😁😁👌👌

@@ebikecnx7239 Mine is SST, not aluminum! Stamped NC 66, burner 68, what ever it means?

@@szaki the numbers are the year, e.g. 66 is 1966, and the letters indicate the manufacturer who had the contract

Let's make it in Taiwan or USA, but who makes one there?

Thanks for watching. Water is an issue as it's so heavy to carry at 1000kg per cubic metre. Water is essential but it's density is an issue. Plus you need a way to sterilize it in the wild.

And stove

@fromtheflightdeck252 .... technically its a stand allowing you to either place it over coals, burn wood under it, or use an alcohol burner; same you can do with the m40. More to the point, using the cup is less than what the m40 offers (this model of cup set anyway), for instance.... wheres the frying pan? Never seen a double boiler done with a cup. Dont get me wrong, ive done a lot of stuff with a canteen cup.... but its not an equivical replacement to the m40.

True...we still love the M40 and PFM40 for motorcycle camping.

@@ebikecnx7239 save for the stand, boundless voyage i believe also makes the setup i eluded to that in terms of canteen cups would be a closer approximation. It has wires to attach instead of a bail. And it has a shallower cup/pan that nests on the bottom of it ( 2 total containers). I dont know if the smaller will seat on the larger for the same versatility because the m40 is beveled to be used that way. But it might be worth a look since now you have a stand already.

​@jeremymoses7401 not your grandfather's canteen cup, but a high-tech modern canteen cup😮

What happened?

History ..

​@@ebikecnx7239 He fibbed .. similar to what most of us have done to a greater or lesser extent during our lifetimes.

He was in uniform and served. I thank him for his service and know he is indeed a survival expert with extensive knowledge.

@ As did I and Imhave zero respect for him!🇺🇸✌🏻🍻

Don't they make the canteen pouch anymore? It's a canteen carrier.

Thanks for watching and your comments! It's a Maxpedition canteen pouch we got about 7 years ago, not sure of any model number as it's been a few years since 2018 when we bought it. It's designed for the USGI style kidney-shaped canteens. Our Nalegene Oasis also fits it fine, in fact easier to get in and out as that one is slightly smaller than 1L. The Heavy Cover/Keith fits snugly as it is 1.1L.

Nice one! Thanks for watching, appreciate your taking time to watch.

It's better directly from Dave Canterbury's Self Reliance Outfitters with first time buyer coupon. Got 2 for $40 each..

Get one from SRO much better, as backup for emergencies. We have the M40 too.

​@ebikecnx7239 yes, two is one, and one is none😊

Yes me too, it's gitvto be faster than M40

Will be doing that exactl comparison shortly...stay tuned! Planning to get that done in about a week.

Other reviews has usually failed to recognize that they choke the burner when they are not turning the cup about 90 degrees while standing on the stove. Also very interested to see if it is possible to use the Trangia simmer ring on this stove. Really looking forward for your results.

​@@MatHahogg good idea

Thanks for watching and your comments. Yes, some BV is kind of head scratching in design, but this 2-in-1 set is really good. So packable compared to the M40.

Thanks for watching!

Good review.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Will check the weight for you and post here shortly.

I keep away from toxic non-stick pans. Teflon is really bad stuff.

GSI make a great nitrided (case hardened) 8 inch skillet in carbon steel that is great for not sticking. You might see it when we're doing some cooking with these sets.

I avoid those aluminum and Teflon pots and pans as they're really toxic. Teflon is a forever chemical already polluting the environment and our bodies😮

I avoid non-stick lightweight aluminium and Teflon coated pots and pans😮

No way I will use Teflon😮

Did you notify Self Reliance Outfitters (Dave Canterbury) as they do have lifetime warranty on their products?

@@fromtheflightdeck252 yes, best contact SRO as it is supposed to be 100% stainless steel

Just took a look at ours and the rivets are looking like stainless steel, very shiny and not duller like aluminum. Did you get an early one, or purchase it later? Maybe they switched to stainless rivets later... Anyway, pretty sure these rivets are stainless steel on hours, time will tell...

​@@ebikecnx7239Dave Canterbury stands by his products, best to contact SRO❤

Oh yes that's right! Got to get one next!

Good choice. Thanks for watching.

I have a steel WW2 GI mess kit, very good equipment..historical too.

@fromtheflightdeck252 Yes mine are all Ww2 dated. And some 1960 era. GREAT KIT AND I USE IT.

We agree! Thanks for watching.

That's a neat idea to have a canteen cook set

​@suriyaprom74 yes because it is more packable, it is more likely to go in a haversack than lugging the PFM40 set around. 😊

We agree!

I have a oair with the crowns, one of those is used in a car kit another in my boat kit for fushing, not something I have when out walkjng... they ARE useful and hold up to quite some abuse.

​@@najroe lucky to get 2

@@fromtheflightdeck252 here in Sweden they are EVERYWHERE.I find them in second hand stores all the time. same with other outdoor related stuff, A second hand mora knife is not even considered worth trying to sell, a used one would be like under $1, I can get a new for $5... So we are spoiled.

BS….

@@hiramhaji7813 oh? what is? I bought a new Mora 511 for 55SkR few weeks ago, and I found a messkit in red cross for 100skr few weeks ago, no burner or bottle but otherwise complete, I found a bunch of old moras in metal "tin" (empty paint can) at garage sale, he wanted 100skr for 11 knives (only 5 with sheet, but still).

Yes, inexpensive for expats true, but locals also seem to enjoy life better and don't worry about food security and rising heating costs. There are edible plants around us, in the jungle, free fishing in the lakes and rivers, and heating is never an issue!

Thanks for watching!

True, still better life in sunshine😊

The reason why all the modern reproductions are stainless or titanium is we now know that aluminum is really bad for us, it’s been linked to Alzheimer’s and it’s why deodorants clearly mark if they use aluminum oxide as an ingredient these days. In my personal opinion stainless is way nicer to cook with too. I wish someone would make aluminum stuff with modern ceramic non stick coatings for the best of both worlds but it would probably end up costing the same as titanium at that point.

Steel from 1940 is actually very "clean" and less likely to cause diseases than aluminuum. I got a stainless steel M40 for that reason.

@@fromtheflightdeck252 and also less radioactive!

@@suislidesullivan Agreed! We also found a lightweight titanium system that is like a "mini titanium M40" that holds a canteen bottle and basically can also use any fuel such as wood, charcoal, alcohol and Esbit/hexamine. It doesn't have a frypan but is super-lightweight and there will be a video on it in 2 or 3 more days!

Stay tuned as we found what is basically a titanium mini M40! Making a video on it in next 2 or 3 days...

Good advice!

Thanks for watching! Yes, we forgot to mention that nice feature. Stay tuned as we found what is basically a "mini titanium M40" that can hold a canteen bottle and basically can also use any fuel, Esbit, alcohol, examine or twigs too...

I believe the rings were for your bayonet to slide through.

​@@hydraman5 Or a stick.

We have only ever bought their Via as it's good to show in a video. Normally, we use an Aeropress Go or a Picopresso (for espresso) as we roast our own green beans. Starbucks we agree is awful in so many ways..

We recommend, if you can, finding a source of green coffee beans and roasting your own fresh beans. We started with a popcorn popper, and then a hot air gun, and graduated to a tiny steelmdrum roaster and from some of our earlier videos on roasting you can see how easy it is.

​@ebikecnx7239 good advice, even a cast iron pan will do in a pinch!😂

@ I will definitely keep you in mind!

Thanks for watching! Yes, there are some EUC or Onewheels here, but not very common. There is a Thailand EUC Club on Facebook.

Sur Ron great fun❤

@@suriyaprom74 IKR hahaha

Some top products like Yeti cups are made in China, it all depends on the level of QC. Pathfinder products are great..

Thanks for watching! Yes, this is great quality and we're happy with it.

​@@ebikecnx7239 true 👍

My Chinese-made Kershaw knives are just as good as the US-made ones at a fraction of the price.