No reply necessary, thank you. And thank you for sharing. I watched this when it was first posted, and just come across it again. I had hankered after the SVEA 123 when a youth, but my budget back then compelled me to get an inexpensive metholated sprit stove in a can for the one pot cooking I did on cycle camping trips. Although I have a Trangia 25 ( £3 charity shop buy 30 odd years ago and now modified to accept gas) ; and a 27 of ages ago, ( swapped in Titanium pots from an on line clearence sale 5 years ago). I succumbed about the same time to my desire fot the SVEA 123; NO REGRETS. March 2020 on TH-cam a Norwegian had a vlog on the Svea and didn't like the quiet of the silencer and was going to restore the JET RAW. I offered to buy the silencer, but he kindky sent it as a gift. I love the quiet, and it seems to regulate lower too. I use Aspen 4 fuel 5 L £21approx. A 50ml squeesable bottle with a fine nipple filled with FIRE-DRAGON Gell is an ideal non spill primer. At work on a floating 3/4 ti wind screen, not entirely resolved yet. Turn to the right to screw up tight. Left raises the needle to clean the jet hole. Thanks again for sharing. Take care
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it Thought I would share a tip with you to show my appreciation, you can run a thin piece of wire through the center of you wick material and bend it around the prime bowl for I nice easy fit, it also a clean look as well, hope you like my tip and thanks again.
I enjoyed your Video. I own an Old Brass Primus Stove that I bout for $2.00 at a Flea Market in 1975, because it had a really badly burned and rusted Steel Case. I made a custom pot support with 4 rests that swing out wider than the case, and work well. I have used that stove for many many a hike, and it is made to operate exactly as your’s. Yes.... a real jet engine!! It does ruin the tranquility! When you turn it off, after cooking a fairly large pot of stew, you really notice the quiet!! I was aware of that modification to quiet down the stove, but haven’t tried it yet. My Safety Valve Cap ends up venting a very small amount amount, constantly, and it ignites and there is approximately a 1/2” Long flame constantly burning on the Safety Fuel cap, just like a Pilot Light!! 😧😵 it is unnerving!! It’s probably no more dangerous than the stove burner itself, but I cannot get over the nervous feeling! 😬🤭🤦🏻♂️ It is my understanding that New Caps are not available. I cannot break the Safety Cap loose for disassembly. I’m now wondering if your Stoves Cap will fit mine. It just might!
Great stove. I have had my two SVEA 'Roarers' for 40+ years. No, they are not for sale. Thanks for the Vid. Note: The OFF position is key turned fully clockwise. Key turned fully counter-clockwise is to clean the orifice, but it is not sealed, and will leak fuel. And, if you leave it turned counter-clockwise, you risk damaging the cleaner pin/needle.
Just ordered one of these stoves today and then ran across your channel. I really enjoyed you video and subbed because of it. Look forward to seeing more. I'm going to have to find one of those quiet caps,they seem to cure the only downside I see to this stove. ATB Sam Adler
Thanx for subbing. Hope you get chance to look thru some of the back catalogue of videos, there's been some real belters. TOP TIP ....run your stove on the best fuel you can afford, either coleman or Aspen 4. Mine needed cleaning often using cheap fuel.....till soon Happy Trails...bex
Very nice review. Made the same modifications that you did. I used carbon felt like Colorado Camper and it works great for priming. Quiet cap is a great invention for anyone with a SVEA 123/R.
Since the making of that video, the spindle broke and need to buy a new stove. Many have told me it is a common issue with this model, but the original has less moving parts to go wrong. I kept the quiet cap,, which sit on my BRS petrol stove.....
@@bexbugoutsurvivor haha I've turned into a bit of a 'fanboy' working my way through the channel. your wit and cheeky sarcasm do wonders on a grim day! . thank you and keep it up sir! ✊
White gas less soot. But a spray down after camp with carb cleaner is a 20 second job.... The 123R had a faulty spindle, in hindsight would have bought a vintage 123 instead with less moving parts. The 123R was replaced with a £30 BRS white gas stove, and has not yet been serviced 3 years on, and it flawless, and puts out more boils per tank too. The BRS (White gas) a little bit heavier & bulkier, and isn't as pretty, but hell she puts out. Practicality over sentiment these days for me.
Can I assume thats a Bernie Dawg 3d printed Cap, I think it is. Yes the SVEA is a brilliant stove I have used it at 12,000 feet in the alps in France and then again at 9000 feet in the Spanish Pyrenees in heavy winds it never goes out, way way better than a Trangia any day, I have one so I can vouch for the stove over the Trangia...So I take the trangia food pots abut the SVEA stove. Another thing to stop mouth burns is to use some silicone tube cut it length ways and put it on the rim, fits perfectly.
@@bexbugoutsurvivor Thanks I didnt know that. I have been using it that way for donkeys years. My Svea is 50 years old and was given to me on my 10th birthday as i was in the scouts and its still going strong and I still use it up the mountains now, less camping now im nearly 60 but i still do the odd night now and then. In my opinion this is the best small stove money can buy. Thanks for letting me know that. I guess we have had burned mouths and lips at one time in the past!!
My thru valve leaked on this replica, so I could only turn it off by turning it the wrong way, and blowing it out. I would enjoy the 123 more than the 123R I think.....
I have had my SVEA 123 for 35 years. I paper price tag from Woolco and the price was $16.99. The family moved 8 yrs. ago and lost track of the stove. I found the stove yesterday. It lit up first try and I made a cup of coffee. Now they are $85-$95.
Treasure it.... The version I had 123R= (reproduction) falls short with too many unnecessary moving parts, for a similar price point to the much better original 123 version you have. Bet ya that coffee was the best, cooked on a stove....Bex
Great video mate! Makes a big difference to the sound! Yes it's expensive but looking at it a lot of work has gone into it! And if it means not having your camping spoilt. Y being compromised then it's money well spent! Don't bloody lose it! Lol.... thanks for sharing! Best wishes brother
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I used a liquid steel, JB Weld type epoxy on the rim of my metal cups to prevent burning my lip. If the tape lasts, great. The epoxy is a permanent fix.
I got got here. It's great. I do not prime this way. It's messy. I just warm with a lighter few seconds. No mess at all. I use octane 95. Everything stays clean
I was considering one of these but as you say for what it is, it is grossly over priced, then you got your customs duty on top of the shipping cost, so I decided against it, as I am not that desperate for something like that, as I have many other stoves I can take when stealth camping,
Totally agree. I have many other stoves for stealth camp, but have kept the silent damper for my petrol brs stove, the cassette or jetboil does me for a hiking camp out. Import duty is the biggest con since the moon landing Lol
Just found your Channel oh, I have one question about these little quieting caps. What keeps the cap inside or doesn't fall out if you turn the stove one way or another? Is there a way of permanently installing the cap? Thanks for your time brother and have a good day.
Once it was set up and running nicely, I use some garden wire to keep it in place, but often the bell housing contracts enough with heating up and cooling down to keep it in place.....
Bex have a look for Aspen 4 mate, it's white gas like coleman fuel but burns cleaner, less soot and more importantly half the price. You'll pick up a 5 litre plastic can for 20 quid from any lawnmower/chainsaw stockists. Been using it in my Primus Omnifuel for years. Cleanest fuel out there. Cheers
Only for the better. It directs the flame onto the surface area, instead of the hap hazard flame of the spreader. The downside is it has sooted up the jet. Solution was to needle the jet more often, and spray the damper with carb cleaner every few weeks....Bex
Hi mate .. great vid... just actually got a 123r on order - should get it soon (9th jan 2020)... I know this is an older vid.... just wonder if you still use the svea?? Cheers
Hi mate. No I no longer have the svea 123R stove. It suffered a small failure, and the parts required to fix the issue, were nearly the cost of a new unit. Providing you use the cleanest fuel, and keep it maintained, you should have fewer issues. The vintage 123 svea does not house a self cleaning needle pricker (the culprit of my stove failure) so the older ones out last the newer 123 R models. Since then I have opted for gas cylinder stoves, and keep meths for DIY stoves. The failure of the R version, is thankfully not that common, and the original 123 from the 1960s, failure is unheard of. Hope this hasn't put you off your relationship with your new stove, and hope you get as much enjoyment as I once did. The letter (R) stands for replica. Mine was made by optimus, although keeps the Swedish name Svea, the original 123 would have been my choice, knowing what I know now in hind sight......Treat it well, it will look after you,,,,,bex PS I stripped mine down for parts, and sold them, and got back nearly all my initial investment....happy trails...bex
bex bugoutsurvivor hi bex... thanks for the e reply and info..... I too wanted the original but I could not find any at a reasonable price.. on eBay they all had a shipment from the USA. So I thought I would risk it lol! I do plan to use on aspen 4 . Local to me (Nottingham) I can get it from agricultural shop around 25-30 Quid for 5 ltr . Which should last for months at my expected usage rate. So fingers crossed I don’t blow it up or break it too quickly!! All the best Chris
(The monster), check out the optimus r8 stove similar, but lighter and smaller, the russians make a cracking copy. The svea is by far the prittiest tho. Plus I love polishing it, only takes a couple of hours, LOL. Happy trails...Bex
Hi thanks for your comment. I have not ran efficiency testing, but I personally cant see and adverse affect on fuel consumption, and the BTU output remain the same or similar, if not a little better, as there is less lost energy to direct connection to the cookware..(however this remain only my opinion) so far...all the best...Bex
I like the stove built to last all Brass no plastic parts so if you use it all the time good investment for the future something to pass down to family later on take care bud
Too true, this is my backpacking stove, and a tank of juice will burn a very long time. I've willed mine to the national gallery,LOl. thanks for the view buddy. Bex
may i ask what kind of rope did you used in this stove. I'm in research and think i will try the ceramic rope. I already have the coleman m1950 Stove and i found that the rope inside can ignite without turning to an ashes
i would say you crazy spending that much to make the stove quiet, BUT i know where your coming from, and at the end of the day if it is your go to stove then you will get your money;s worth out of it, (as for the HM customs scam ... its bloody annoying but try not to think about it)
Yeh it was a pretty penny. The svea like you said is my goto stove, designed to last for years. so I will look after this with my life, and spit clean it for ever. The stove cap and svea will probably outlife me now...Bex
This is a great backpackers stove used in the field for preparing quick meals and a hot drink. Does it really warrant the high cost of making it silent? In my opinion, as the owner of one of these and several other pressure stoves, no. It is no more noisy than any other roarer burner.
I love my SVEA 123! But my current Chinese manufactured reproduction is polite and politically correct. The Swedish made original I had growing up was LOUD!!!!! And manly. Jet engine loud. Can we trade?! Is yours LOUD! Like it should be?
40 or 50 "quid" = about US$50 to $75 for a cap on the generator? That just seems like an awful lot of money to make an old SVEA stove run quiet. Why not just upgrade to a new quieter stove?
Face palm. Its a review video . How can I review the quiet cap by not having one....lol But yes pricey, and I have plenty of other stove reviews on this channel also.
I have used the SVEA 123 Stove since 1963 with good and reliable results and no modifications. This stove needs no modifications. The carbonization you have is because you run it so low. Run it hot and carbon does not develop or burns off clean. Watching your other videos it is unfortunate I can only give you a thumbs DOWN once.
You cant talk for others claiming quote, "no one cares about soot" you can only speak for your self, on that. You don't have the power to speak for the masses.....
First time in my youtube history that a youtuber has earned my Sub. By using a single word. "ladies"
Thanx for the sub mate, some awesome gear field tests, and more night camps coming soon. Enjoy Bex
No reply necessary, thank you.
And thank you for sharing.
I watched this when it was first posted, and just come across it again.
I had hankered after the SVEA 123 when a youth, but my budget back then compelled me to get an inexpensive metholated sprit stove in a can for the one pot cooking I did on cycle camping trips.
Although I have a Trangia 25 ( £3 charity shop buy 30 odd years ago and now modified to accept gas) ; and a 27 of ages ago, ( swapped in Titanium pots from an on line clearence sale 5 years ago). I succumbed about the same time to my desire fot the SVEA 123; NO REGRETS.
March 2020 on TH-cam a Norwegian had a vlog on the Svea and didn't like the quiet of the silencer and was going to restore the JET RAW. I offered to buy the silencer, but he kindky sent it as a gift. I love the quiet, and it seems to regulate lower too.
I use Aspen 4 fuel 5 L £21approx.
A 50ml squeesable bottle with a fine nipple filled with FIRE-DRAGON Gell is an ideal non spill primer.
At work on a floating 3/4 ti wind screen, not entirely resolved yet.
Turn to the right to screw up tight.
Left raises the needle to clean the jet hole.
Thanks again for sharing.
Take care
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it
Thought I would share a tip with you to show my appreciation, you can run a thin piece of wire through the center of you wick material and bend it around the prime bowl for I nice easy fit, it also a clean look as well, hope you like my tip and thanks again.
I enjoyed your Video.
I own an Old Brass Primus Stove that I bout for $2.00 at a Flea Market in 1975, because it had a really badly burned and rusted Steel Case. I made a custom pot support with 4 rests that swing out wider than the case, and work well. I have used that stove for many many a hike, and it is made to operate exactly as your’s. Yes.... a real jet engine!! It does ruin the tranquility! When you turn it off, after cooking a fairly large pot of stew, you really notice the quiet!! I was aware of that modification to quiet down the stove, but haven’t tried it yet. My Safety Valve Cap ends up venting a very small amount amount, constantly, and it ignites and there is approximately a 1/2” Long flame constantly burning on the Safety Fuel cap, just like a Pilot Light!! 😧😵 it is unnerving!! It’s probably no more dangerous than the stove burner itself, but I cannot get over the nervous feeling! 😬🤭🤦🏻♂️ It is my understanding that New Caps are not available. I cannot break the Safety Cap loose for disassembly. I’m now wondering if your Stoves Cap will fit mine. It just might!
هذا جهاز قديم جدا لكن لحد الان يستعملونه في مدينتي لتسخين شراب الرمان والحليب لعمل اللبن والجبن وشكرا لك انت إنسان راءع تهتم بهذه الاشياء
Great stove. I have had my two SVEA 'Roarers' for 40+ years. No, they are not for sale.
Thanks for the Vid.
Note: The OFF position is key turned fully clockwise.
Key turned fully counter-clockwise is to clean the orifice, but it is not sealed, and will leak fuel. And, if you leave it turned counter-clockwise, you risk damaging the cleaner pin/needle.
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Just ordered one of these stoves today and then ran across your channel. I really enjoyed you video and subbed because of it. Look forward to seeing more. I'm going to have to find one of those quiet caps,they seem to cure the only downside I see to this stove. ATB Sam Adler
Thanx for subbing. Hope you get chance to look thru some of the back catalogue of videos, there's been some real belters. TOP TIP ....run your stove on the best fuel you can afford, either coleman or Aspen 4. Mine needed cleaning often using cheap fuel.....till soon Happy Trails...bex
Well done. Enjoyed the video. The Woodlands, Texas.
Very nice review. Made the same modifications that you did. I used carbon felt like Colorado Camper and it works great for priming. Quiet cap is a great invention for anyone with a SVEA 123/R.
Since the making of that video, the spindle broke and need to buy a new stove. Many have told me it is a common issue with this model, but the original has less moving parts to go wrong. I kept the quiet cap,, which sit on my BRS petrol stove.....
Bex , thanks for sharing , I'll keep my eyes out for one
Will fit an arry of similar stoves too. The quiet cap now sits on my BRS petrol stove, glad it helped...Bex
Hi. I am still using my 1930s Primus 71 with the stove rope mod and meths starter fuel. Looks like you’re quiet burner would fit my stove.
Cheers.
maybe swap out the garden wire for a paperclip and feed the clip through the fire rope! love your tips mate!
(this vid quite old now) The 123R version stove failed, and the replacement part needed too expensive, wish I bought the 123 original version....
@@bexbugoutsurvivor haha I've turned into a bit of a 'fanboy' working my way through the channel. your wit and cheeky sarcasm do wonders on a grim day! . thank you and keep it up sir! ✊
Your too kind sir...Have a great weekend.
Cracking Vid Bex. great to watch
5 years later… did using methylated spirits/alcohol to prime via wick cut down on soot over using White Gas?
White gas less soot. But a spray down after camp with carb cleaner is a 20 second job....
The 123R had a faulty spindle, in hindsight would have bought a vintage 123 instead with less moving parts. The 123R was replaced with a £30 BRS white gas stove, and has not yet been serviced 3 years on, and it flawless, and puts out more boils per tank too.
The BRS (White gas) a little bit heavier & bulkier, and isn't as pretty, but hell she puts out. Practicality over sentiment these days for me.
Can I assume thats a Bernie Dawg 3d printed Cap, I think it is. Yes the SVEA is a brilliant stove I have used it at 12,000 feet in the alps in France and then again at 9000 feet in the Spanish Pyrenees in heavy winds it never goes out, way way better than a Trangia any day, I have one so I can vouch for the stove over the Trangia...So I take the trangia food pots abut the SVEA stove.
Another thing to stop mouth burns is to use some silicone tube cut it length ways and put it on the rim, fits perfectly.
The silicon wrist band mouth burn tip, has already been filmed on this channel...
@@bexbugoutsurvivor Thanks I didnt know that. I have been using it that way for donkeys years. My Svea is 50 years old and was given to me on my 10th birthday as i was in the scouts and its still going strong and I still use it up the mountains now, less camping now im nearly 60 but i still do the odd night now and then. In my opinion this is the best small stove money can buy. Thanks for letting me know that. I guess we have had burned mouths and lips at one time in the past!!
My thru valve leaked on this replica, so I could only turn it off by turning it the wrong way, and blowing it out. I would enjoy the 123 more than the 123R I think.....
Super Sweden stove!!! Like!!!
very good honest video, i love my lil stove as well now i havta make her quiet like yours, new subscriber, thank you 👍
I have had my SVEA 123 for 35 years. I paper price tag from Woolco and the price was $16.99. The family moved 8 yrs. ago and lost track of the stove. I found the stove yesterday. It lit up first try and I made a cup of coffee. Now they are $85-$95.
Treasure it.... The version I had 123R= (reproduction) falls short with too many unnecessary moving parts, for a similar price point to the much better original 123 version you have. Bet ya that coffee was the best, cooked on a stove....Bex
Great video mate! Makes a big difference to the sound! Yes it's expensive but looking at it a lot of work has gone into it! And if it means not having your camping spoilt. Y being compromised then it's money well spent! Don't bloody lose it! Lol.... thanks for sharing! Best wishes brother
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I used a liquid steel, JB Weld type epoxy on the rim of my metal cups to prevent burning my lip. If the tape lasts, great. The epoxy is a permanent fix.
Thanx for the tip, gona try that for sure...Bex
Ps. Stealth camping in Scotland is not a problem.
I got got here. It's great. I do not prime this way. It's messy. I just warm with a lighter few seconds. No mess at all. I use octane 95. Everything stays clean
Priming the stem is reserved for lighting below zero C usually....b
@@bexbugoutsurvivor thank you. i think i will get that cap. its a great stove. love it.
I was considering one of these but as you say for what it is, it is grossly over priced, then you got your customs duty on top of the shipping cost, so I decided against it, as I am not that desperate for something like that, as I have many other stoves I can take when stealth camping,
Totally agree. I have many other stoves for stealth camp, but have kept the silent damper for my petrol brs stove, the cassette or jetboil does me for a hiking camp out. Import duty is the biggest con since the moon landing Lol
Just found your Channel oh, I have one question about these little quieting caps. What keeps the cap inside or doesn't fall out if you turn the stove one way or another? Is there a way of permanently installing the cap? Thanks for your time brother and have a good day.
Once it was set up and running nicely, I use some garden wire to keep it in place, but often the bell housing contracts enough with heating up and cooling down to keep it in place.....
@@bexbugoutsurvivor thanks for the info brother you have a great day
Bex have a look for Aspen 4 mate, it's white gas like coleman fuel but burns cleaner, less soot and more importantly half the price. You'll pick up a 5 litre plastic can for 20 quid from any lawnmower/chainsaw stockists. Been using it in my Primus Omnifuel for years. Cleanest fuel out there. Cheers
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@@bexbugoutsurvivor thanks mate, hadn't seen your video on the Aspen 4 fuel. By far the best fuel out there for petrol stoves. All the best. Allan
Does the cap change the cooking out put heat?
Only for the better. It directs the flame onto the surface area, instead of the hap hazard flame of the spreader. The downside is it has sooted up the jet. Solution was to needle the jet more often, and spray the damper with carb cleaner every few weeks....Bex
Hi mate .. great vid... just actually got a 123r on order - should get it soon (9th jan 2020)... I know this is an older vid.... just wonder if you still use the svea?? Cheers
Hi mate. No I no longer have the svea 123R stove. It suffered a small failure, and the parts required to fix the issue, were nearly the cost of a new unit. Providing you use the cleanest fuel, and keep it maintained, you should have fewer issues.
The vintage 123 svea does not house a self cleaning needle pricker (the culprit of my stove failure) so the older ones out last the newer 123 R models. Since then I have opted for gas cylinder stoves, and keep meths for DIY stoves. The failure of the R version, is thankfully not that common, and the original 123 from the 1960s, failure is unheard of.
Hope this hasn't put you off your relationship with your new stove, and hope you get as much enjoyment as I once did. The letter (R) stands for replica. Mine was made by optimus, although keeps the Swedish name Svea, the original 123 would have been my choice, knowing what I know now in hind sight......Treat it well, it will look after you,,,,,bex
PS I stripped mine down for parts, and sold them, and got back nearly all my initial investment....happy trails...bex
bex bugoutsurvivor hi bex... thanks for the e reply and info..... I too wanted the original but I could not find any at a reasonable price.. on eBay they all had a shipment from the USA. So I thought I would risk it lol! I do plan to use on aspen 4 . Local to me (Nottingham) I can get it from agricultural shop around 25-30 Quid for 5 ltr . Which should last for months at my expected usage rate. So fingers crossed I don’t blow it up or break it too quickly!! All the
best Chris
Because wat fuel do u use mostly
You can get a petrol led free stove what the British soldiers use when they are training in the wilderness
(The monster), check out the optimus r8 stove similar, but lighter and smaller, the russians make a cracking copy. The svea is by far the prittiest tho. Plus I love polishing it, only takes a couple of hours, LOL. Happy trails...Bex
Nothing like firing a 123 up at 4:00 am in a campground.
Can piss some campers off for sure.
Including me..lol
I have a svea 123 without the burner plate. Is it usable without it?
Without the flame spreader it will squirt a jet of flame. Flame spreaders are pretty cheap tho.....
The stove and rope was perfectly fine as it was none of that was necessary you should've just left it
I do like your stove rope idea👍
Its not necessary to replicate any of this (never said it was compulsory) including watching my videos.
How does the Silent Cap affect thermal output and fuel consumption?
Hi thanks for your comment. I have not ran efficiency testing, but I personally cant see and adverse affect on fuel consumption, and the BTU output remain the same or similar, if not a little better, as there is less lost energy to direct connection to the cookware..(however this remain only my opinion) so far...all the best...Bex
I like the stove built to last all Brass no plastic parts so if you use it all the time good investment for the future something to pass down to family later on take care bud
Too true, this is my backpacking stove, and a tank of juice will burn a very long time. I've willed mine to the national gallery,LOl. thanks for the view buddy. Bex
may i ask what kind of rope did you used in this stove. I'm in research and think i will try the ceramic rope. I already have the coleman m1950 Stove and i found that the rope inside can ignite without turning to an ashes
Its fibre glass stove rope. Try 6mm
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stove-Rope-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-12-14-15mm-for-Door-Glass-and-Flue-Seals/192395644953?hash=item2ccbac9019:g:Nv4AAOSwTCdaCH03
@@bexbugoutsurvivor Thank you so much
I like it.
You don’t need that rope, mine works cleanly with nothing but meths and nothing else.
i would say you crazy spending that much to make the stove quiet,
BUT
i know where your coming from, and at the end of the day if it is
your go to stove then you will get your money;s worth out of it,
(as for the HM customs scam ... its bloody annoying but try not to think about it)
Yeh it was a pretty penny. The svea like you said is my goto stove, designed to last for years. so I will look after this with my life, and spit clean it for ever. The stove cap and svea will probably outlife me now...Bex
This is a great backpackers stove used in the field for preparing quick meals and a hot drink. Does it really warrant the high cost of making it silent? In my opinion, as the owner of one of these and
several other pressure stoves, no. It is no more noisy than any other roarer burner.
nice guy!
Just like a Tilly lamp
Sorry no SOOO much moe evident, first to five will win,,, (2 peeps at 1 point each) youll kick your self, keep watching the past 12 months
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What up dude bro
Watsap boy....
I love my SVEA 123! But my current Chinese manufactured reproduction is polite and politically correct. The Swedish made original I had growing up was LOUD!!!!! And manly. Jet engine loud. Can we trade?! Is yours LOUD! Like it should be?
Mine was the 123R model, I would love the original 123. My R model needed some parts, and replacing them was no longer viable, so sold it as parts,,,
40 or 50 "quid" = about US$50 to $75 for a cap on the generator? That just seems like an awful lot of money to make an old SVEA stove run quiet. Why not just upgrade to a new quieter stove?
Face palm. Its a review video . How can I review the quiet cap by not having one....lol
But yes pricey, and I have plenty of other stove reviews on this channel also.
I have used the SVEA 123 Stove since 1963 with good and reliable results and no modifications. This stove needs no modifications. The carbonization you have is because you run it so low. Run it hot and carbon does not develop or burns off clean.
Watching your other videos it is unfortunate I can only give you a thumbs DOWN once.
Forget the meth u only need one fuel for prime and use , white gas no one cares about soot its always sooty and inside the wind guard anyway
You cant talk for others claiming quote, "no one cares about soot" you can only speak for your self, on that. You don't have the power to speak for the masses.....