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Just got the Sunflower and already have the Saturn and that little stove, the FMS116. All are excellent and I wish more compact stoves had the same cool case as the FMS116. Anything I bought from Firemaple has been a good product.
I tried going butane, back in the 80's. Before the cans would thread on, and later detach. I went with propane. I still have an old butane lantern, in it's tubular box. It took "Camping Gaz" butane bottles. They had a 1 time use, puncture spot on top of the tank. I have recently considered retro fitting the lantern to accept screw on bottles.
I just received the Sunflower a few days ago. I am thrilled to see your demo as I haven't yet tried mine. Isn't it a beautiful presentation at the opening of the case. What a great gift it would make for any stove lover.
I'm in the Northeast so am always looking at emergency heat sources, especially dual-purpose ones. That Sunflower stove is pretty neat. Specs on the website say its 6,141 BTU/h(?). That seems a bit ambitious (a Little Buddy is
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Just got the Sunflower and already have the Saturn and that little stove, the FMS116. All are excellent and I wish more compact stoves had the same cool case as the FMS116. Anything I bought from Firemaple has been a good product.
I really like the sunflower design and the pan stand on the other stove is beefer than the Jetboil one
I tried going butane, back in the 80's. Before the cans would thread on, and later detach. I went with propane. I still have an old butane lantern, in it's tubular box. It took "Camping Gaz" butane bottles. They had a 1 time use, puncture spot on top of the tank. I have recently considered retro fitting the lantern to accept screw on bottles.
I just received the Sunflower a few days ago. I am thrilled to see your demo as I haven't yet tried mine. Isn't it a beautiful presentation at the opening of the case. What a great gift it would make for any stove lover.
the first one looks like a very interesting little heater, could be a vehicle heatertoo
I'm in the Northeast so am always looking at emergency heat sources, especially dual-purpose ones. That Sunflower stove is pretty neat. Specs on the website say its 6,141 BTU/h(?). That seems a bit ambitious (a Little Buddy is
That Star X2, looks like it was modeled after that Jet Boil stove system.
Great stoves. Look easy to use 😊😊😊😊
Good review, thanks for sharing, God bless !
Could you use inside house if power went out in winter. Maybe near a cracked window?
Yes just make sure you have ventilation
I think it could keep a room warm in a shtf or grid down situation. We used to use Kerosene heaters and didn't die. Lol. Love the size
Thanks for the 2fer! I might of missed it, but what about the star x2 protective cover. I assume it withstands the heat well?
Yup its really a clone of a Jetboil, it holds up great to heat.
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Great video!
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