Newbie here (with some decades behind me not new to life but new to this stuff) with a Q for anyone who knows: So I just got the AOTU stove and a Toaks 70 ml cup and did a test boil with a standard Primus 8 oz canister. I found I could not make the 3 minute boil time unless I cranked the thing up to what seemed like all the way AND, in the bottom of the cup, there was a quarter sized bright red spot, as if the thing might burn through the bottom of the cup. Sooo, all systems normal? Something might be wrong? Please advise. Thanks.
Someone may have already mentioned this, but for the Olicamp pot/cup, have you tried putting the fuel cannister in upside down? The concave part of the cannister gives you more room for your stove, etc. Great comprehensive overview. Thank you!
I dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow lost the account password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Brett Juelz thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Windmaster's best, but... Is there some reason the arms can't be integrated, so as not to lose pieces? 2) The regulator appears to add almost no weight, rather it's the stem, ignitor and burner that add weight and bulk? 3.5-oz is a boat-anchor. What might be the ideal design? How about a regulated (reliable) BRS with the following mods: a) a slot in the pot-stand legs to add a wind protection ring? Four nights out of five, no wind protection's needed. Pot-legs are not optional, a wind-ring is. Anyone can make a ring out of aluminum, so losing one doesn't hurt (vs losing those pot-legs). (more...) And look how small Windmaster's ring is? Maybe 3/8" (1 cm)? Yes, the cup-design provides a lot of wind protection and maybe keep it, maybe not? If BRS was reliable, I'd carry 1-oz BRS.
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Can’t get anymore thorough than that! Great comparison video. Thanks!
reloading press in the back. thats a real man right there.
@Katie Rae do you even know what race is? you might want to look it up.
Newbie here (with some decades behind me not new to life but new to this stuff) with a Q for anyone who knows:
So I just got the AOTU stove and a Toaks 70 ml cup and did a test boil with a standard Primus 8 oz canister.
I found I could not make the 3 minute boil time unless I cranked the thing up to what seemed like all the way AND, in the bottom of the cup, there was a quarter sized bright red spot, as if the thing might burn through the bottom of the cup.
Sooo, all systems normal? Something might be wrong? Please advise. Thanks.
Someone may have already mentioned this, but for the Olicamp pot/cup, have you tried putting the fuel cannister in upside down? The concave part of the cannister gives you more room for your stove, etc. Great comprehensive overview. Thank you!
I dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know of a way to log back into an Instagram account??
I somehow lost the account password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Gerardo Myles instablaster :)
@Brett Juelz thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Brett Juelz It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my account !
@Gerardo Myles Happy to help =)
Dude you need to use the amazon affiliate links in your description for these
Windmaster also has the regulator in it.
Nice comparison. Which stove is best for cooking?
Of everything I have used the Soto Windmaster is the best.
a good video if one is looking for top quality stoves which you only have here
Olicamp xts
If you ever decide to get rid of the Sol Titanium hmu... been looking for one for a few years.
Thanks. Well done.
Windmaster's best, but... Is there some reason the arms can't be integrated, so as not to lose pieces? 2) The regulator appears to add almost no weight, rather it's the stem, ignitor and burner that add weight and bulk? 3.5-oz is a boat-anchor. What might be the ideal design? How about a regulated (reliable) BRS with the following mods: a) a slot in the pot-stand legs to add a wind protection ring? Four nights out of five, no wind protection's needed. Pot-legs are not optional, a wind-ring is. Anyone can make a ring out of aluminum, so losing one doesn't hurt (vs losing those pot-legs). (more...)
And look how small Windmaster's ring is? Maybe 3/8" (1 cm)? Yes, the cup-design provides a lot of wind protection and maybe keep it, maybe not? If BRS was reliable, I'd carry 1-oz BRS.
Thanks for that!
Thank you
please try the american made MSR windburner. Its higher quality and not made in china.
Soto are made in Japan
You can make it way shorter 20m😭