A remote stove that is taken apart. You can put a little alcohol burner into the middle of the remote stove with carbon felt inside. An inch an a half size alcohol burner. Just a thought. :)
What a great idea for the Nano but I have the regular Firebox wonder if I can adapt a gas stove to that ? I will be checking that out!! Thanks again for the video & ideas.👍👍👍
I could be wrong but I think someone makes canned fuel in a smaller size, can't say as to wether it would work because I have neither the stove or the fuel
Awesome tip Mark. I’ve been thinking of getting a Trangia gas burner for my FireBox stove but Wow not a cheap item in Canada 🇨🇦. Although gas has its limitations in cold weather so do the cheaper stoves.
I have just watched an old video Steve made about fitting the Trangia gas burner into the Nano seems to fit OK and I’m sure I have tried it in the past. Did you take the aluminium circular plate off? I made that mistake first time I tried it. Good way to use a cheaper option though.
So, I went back and tried to make it work. To start, I am using a Bulin clone of the Trangia that I "assumed" is identical in dimensions, etc. I took the plate off before dropping it into the Nano on the two provided pins. It will sit there but just barely. The pins don't line up with the groves on the "hanging" plate just right. It wants to fall through at the slightest touch. I think I will make an update video to be clear about what I experienced. Thanks for prompting me to re-look at it
Does seem a little low, but still a great idea. Why not make it even more useful? Have you ever used the little wind shield for the Nano? I bought a stainless water bottle from our fav thrift store, and cut one out of it with a dremel. I think this winter I may try to design a two sided one
Hey Jim. I will be making an update on this set up with a stove that sits a bit higher. I kind of like the low position for baking. Making that video this week. Tryin to picture what you are describing. For the windshield are you talking about the carbon fiber one that comes with the Nano kit or the five-sided aluminum plate one? Any pics?
@@MarkYoungBushcraft No, not the carbon fibre. It’s a piece of steel that sort of fits with a tab in a side, and the supports. It basically blocks the wind from one side in that gap between the stove sides and the pot supports. Unless they stopped selling it, it was part of the full kit with the bow, sticks, carbon sheet.
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Small typo in title: Renote vs. Remote. Nice easy conversion on the nano.
Ooops...thanks for picking that up
I have Not needed to use anything else Steve has already yo use the Nano or any other of His Very well made and everything he has already adapted!!!
Thanks for commenting
A remote stove that is taken apart. You can put a little alcohol burner into the middle of the remote stove with carbon felt inside. An inch an a half size alcohol burner. Just a thought. :)
I have the parts so I can give it a try. Thanks for commenting
I love new ideas on how to make things more vesatile.
I will keep trying. Thanks for commenting
Thanks Mark, makes this stove truly multifuel.
Yes it does! Thanks for commenting
Thanks Mark!
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
Great idea! 👍
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Your the man...ATB from Scotland
😊 Thanks for commenting from New Scotland
Thank you Mark, great tip! 🙂
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Love Your Mod's Mark ! I Use My Trangia With My Nano Gen-II Thanks Friend ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks for commenting Terry
What a great idea for the Nano but I have the regular Firebox wonder if I can adapt a gas stove to that ? I will be checking that out!!
Thanks again for the video & ideas.👍👍👍
I have not tried but I am sure there is a way. Thanks for commenting
Good tip Mark , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
Simple and straightforward, nice! I wonder if a Sterno can would work in the stove? ✌️🇺🇸🇨🇦✌️
I tried. Too big. Thanks for commenting
I could be wrong but I think someone makes canned fuel in a smaller size, can't say as to wether it would work because I have neither the stove or the fuel
@@shawnr6117 You’re right, I’ve bought the smaller Sterno cans from Walmart. I think I still have one somewhere in my house. ✌️
Genius
Wow. I don't know about that but I am glad you liked it. Thanks for commenting
Awesome tip Mark. I’ve been thinking of getting a Trangia gas burner for my FireBox stove but Wow not a cheap item in Canada 🇨🇦. Although gas has its limitations in cold weather so do the cheaper stoves.
I bought the Bulin clone. Works great but not quite the same. Thanks for commenting
I wonder if you could do that with a multi fuel stove?
Good question. I don't have one to try with. If I get one I will do so. Thanks for commenting
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Thanks for your videos! Keep them coming.
I have just watched an old video Steve made about fitting the Trangia gas burner into the Nano seems to fit OK and I’m sure I have tried it in the past. Did you take the aluminium circular plate off? I made that mistake first time I tried it.
Good way to use a cheaper option though.
So, I went back and tried to make it work. To start, I am using a Bulin clone of the Trangia that I "assumed" is identical in dimensions, etc. I took the plate off before dropping it into the Nano on the two provided pins. It will sit there but just barely. The pins don't line up with the groves on the "hanging" plate just right. It wants to fall through at the slightest touch. I think I will make an update video to be clear about what I experienced. Thanks for prompting me to re-look at it
Does seem a little low, but still a great idea. Why not make it even more useful?
Have you ever used the little wind shield for the Nano? I bought a stainless water bottle from our fav thrift store, and cut one out of it with a dremel. I think this winter I may try to design a two sided one
Hey Jim. I will be making an update on this set up with a stove that sits a bit higher. I kind of like the low position for baking. Making that video this week. Tryin to picture what you are describing. For the windshield are you talking about the carbon fiber one that comes with the Nano kit or the five-sided aluminum plate one? Any pics?
@@MarkYoungBushcraft No, not the carbon fibre. It’s a piece of steel that sort of fits with a tab in a side, and the supports. It basically blocks the wind from one side in that gap between the stove sides and the pot supports.
Unless they stopped selling it, it was part of the full kit with the bow, sticks, carbon sheet.
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