Nice show of this lovely kit :-) Yes,it is a whole kitchen in a small & very compact (all be it a bit of a tank in weight) When you think of all it contains & the feasts you can cook-it is definitely worth the money & weight to carry.Sending well wishes from Scotland*
Hello, Nice film/ presentation on your Trangia 25. If you prefer a stainless steel kettle then you can use the GSI kettle (0,9 liter). From my own experience it is good to add/ buy a multidisc and a pan stand for the kitchen.
• Saucepan 1,5l D Duossal • Saucepan 1,75l D Duossal • Frypan Ø220 mm D Duossal • Windsheilds upper & lower UL aluminium Trangia’s unique super laminate! Stainless steel on the inside and aluminium on the outside
@@windowswashbasin The GSI Stainless Steel Kettle is perfect. I really like that it has a clean taste when i boil water. The look compared to the aluminum Trangia Kettle, the GSI is so much nicer. The GSI fits into my Trangia Doussal 25 cook kit.
Hello from Scotland vintage Vinny DIY.I did the same thing buying the UL.The frying pan is key-as you fry in it(cooking at a higher temp).This was my 1st swap out. After this , I went on to swapping 1 by 1 for Duossal parts.An expensive way to do things.I now look upon it as,I have a light weight option to swap in & out :-)
I have a problem with the new Trangia 27. When it`s packed, its holes in the lower windshield scratch the pot. They have sharp edges because they are pierced on the outside. The drill bit is a suitable tool for repairing it.
@@mrcvry Do you know that small scratch in your finger can be fatal? Scare to get hurt is bad enoug. So, why not fix small problem? Few decade ago trangia was better. No bad in nowdays, but less good. I am worry about if money start talk.
You can use any kettle saucepan or billy. It does not have tk be trangia. Most will fit easilly. You can get gas burners they use coleman gas. They even do multi fuel burner.
The yellow bag is for preventing the burner from scratching the pot and preventing metal to metal corrosion.
Also to avoid any methylated spirits touching the pots as it would ruin the food you are cooking.
Best system ever invented
Nice show of this lovely kit :-) Yes,it is a whole kitchen in a small & very compact (all be it a bit of a tank in weight) When you think of all it contains & the feasts you can cook-it is definitely worth the money & weight to carry.Sending well wishes from Scotland*
nseight so true. Thanks for watching. Take care
@@windowswashbasin :-) *
Hello,
Nice film/ presentation on your Trangia 25.
If you prefer a stainless steel kettle then you can use the GSI kettle (0,9 liter).
From my own experience it is good to add/ buy a multidisc and a pan stand for the kitchen.
T Larsson thanks for the tip!! Thanks for watching
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• Saucepan 1,5l D Duossal
• Saucepan 1,75l D Duossal
• Frypan Ø220 mm D Duossal
• Windsheilds upper & lower UL aluminium
Trangia’s unique super laminate! Stainless steel on the inside and aluminium on the outside
Damm I wanted your name and address. I’m a Russia-Ukraine prince wanting to transfer millions into your bank account 😋
Thanks for the video. Very helpful
Get the GSI stainless kettle. It fits.
I bought the stainless GSI Glacier 1 Quart atea Kettle on Amazon. I puchased the same Doussal 25. I enjoyed your video.
Thanks for watching and for the info
You’ll have to tell me how you like the kettle
@@windowswashbasin The kettle is excellent boils water fast and boiled water tastes pure.
@@windowswashbasin The GSI Stainless Steel Kettle is perfect. I really like that it has a clean taste when i boil water. The look compared to the aluminum Trangia Kettle, the GSI is so much nicer. The GSI fits into my Trangia Doussal 25 cook kit.
Thanks for the info. I’ll have to get it.
Just got my 27 but I got the cheaper all aluminum kit ...with the idea that I'll replace my fry pan with the duassol pan
Vintage Vinny DIY I like the lighter weight and you have a great idea to just add the one duossal. Good luck and happy cooking
Hello from Scotland vintage Vinny DIY.I did the same thing buying the UL.The frying pan is key-as you fry in it(cooking at a higher temp).This was my 1st swap out. After this , I went on to swapping 1 by 1 for Duossal parts.An expensive way to do things.I now look upon it as,I have a light weight option to swap in & out :-)
@@windowswashbasin :-) *
Awesome!!
@@nseight I bought a Toyota, but as I replaced parts it slowly became a Lamborghini
I have a problem with the new Trangia 27. When it`s packed, its holes in the lower windshield scratch the pot. They have sharp edges because they are pierced on the outside. The drill bit is a suitable tool for repairing it.
I’ll have to look at mine to see if it has the same problem. Mine get pretty beat up to begin with. Happy cooking!
I would not call it a problem. Scratches do not effect the function and a pot is not a valuable piece of art. 😉
@@mrcvry Do you know that small scratch in your finger can be fatal? Scare to get hurt is bad enoug. So, why not fix small problem? Few decade ago trangia was better. No bad in nowdays, but less good. I am worry about if money start talk.
You can use any kettle saucepan or billy. It does not have tk be trangia.
Most will fit easilly.
You can get gas burners they use coleman gas. They even do multi fuel burner.
Can we use the Trangia duossal on induction stovetop?
Good question. Let me try and I’ll get back to you.
Just tested it on my portable induction and it does not work.
@@windowswashbasin Thanks, good to know.
Is the base also duossal or just the pans.
Pans only. I don't have this but i know anyway.
run out of fuel - have to waite. Just buy a nother burner ;-)