#4 Easy to use Coleman Exponent Feather 442 1L stove (former NATO) Water Boiling Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- #EdwardSemenjutin #Coleman #Trangia #Maggiolina
Here we are Testing the Coleman Exponent Feather 442 for boiling 1L of water. How much need total time for that from taking it out of the backpack to putting it back. Can be used for backpacking, car travel, home in emergency situations.
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Gear test review describe most popular burners on the market as Trangia, Primus, MSR, Optimus, Coleman which you can use for backpacking, hiking and in cases of emergency.
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Well done. I like your real world testing of actual time to use the stove. These are well designed stoves. I was disappointed that they stopped using the dual control generator with the cleaning/regulating lever on the other side. Those are even better in my opinion. Much easier to fine tune the output with them. Identical in power and ease of lighting though.
If fuel conservation is important, use a lid for faster boil/heat retention. If you don't want the added space/weight of a lid, use a couple of layers of heavy aluminum foil as a lid. You can fold it up and re-use it MANY times.
Please don't forget to close the pump knob after pumping. If your check valve fails or gets something lodged in it, you will lose pressure and possibly get a vapor flame at the pump. Not as dangerous as a stove with and NRV submerged in fuel, but the air stem seal is part of a dual redundant system.
Thanks for posting this. I will check out your other videos too.
Thanks!! Nice to meet a person with same interests! Happy camping!
Also alu foil is great to many other things uncounted multi-use . Layers, covers, wraps, cooking, Underlays, windscreen, under burner ground protection Always have with me few folded squares.
There's nothing else like it. So versatile. I keep a roll of heavy duty foil in my shop and use it all the time. Makes great reflectors for pressure lanterns if you want directional light from them and I line the bottom of my suitcase stoves with it too. Makes for super easy cleanup. @@foxdogcattop
Top test ! Thanks
Thanks! Just do it to simplify choice for people. Cheers and A Happy New Year!
Would love to see a compare of a fast boil pot compared to a normal pot, comparing fuel burned.
I would like as well! So far I do not have one in my disposal. What keeps me from having fast boil is always dependance on a pots or cups which need to fix to burner bace. If to look on tech side the consumption and boiling time will be similar to MSR Pocket Rocket which you can also find in my tests. Add to it a Titan pots and it will be a awesome kit! Any way if I will have a chance of getting it will definitely will do a test! Thanks for interest in my vids. Cheers!
Some days ago I loaded a video with a Primus Lite + which may be can be compared as a fast boil pot. Check it please. May be that will add some general info about it.
@@foxdogcattop have just bought the exponent, am looking forward to testing it once it is delivered.
Congrats! Definitely you will not regret. That one works great even at freezing temperatures. And quick to start when cooking. I am using that one most! Use the purest gasoline you can get and it will work many many years. I am using some kind “Green ecological” fuel for grass cutters. May be you can get in area where you live Coleman fuel as well. Cheers!
@@foxdogcattop have bought 5l of aspen4, cheaper than the coleman fuel and supposed to be very refined.
Jetboil users going 😱
Jetboils are great! Not so fun to actually "cook" on. But they can't be beat for a fast boil.
That are water boilers. To fry meat on it will be 🥵