crisis cookers

[tigs]

have you thought about a hobo stove?

[arnieh]

Not as yet but all suggestions are welcome to be truthful I don't know which one to go for as yet still doing my research.

[tigs]

hobo stoves are easy to make try google , if you are not up to making one you can buy them http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/the- ... -690-p.asp there are a few different ones on here , different fuels etc http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/stov ... g-26-c.asp

[Jon G]

Acuired a Wild Woodgas Stove MK II. Expensive to buy new, but very lightweight and compact. Mine lives in my rucksack.

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[Youcantseeme]

Acuired a Wild Woodgas Stove MK II. Expensive to buy new, but very lightweight and compact. Mine lives in my rucksack.

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Just looked at this and did a search and found it on http://wildstoves.co.uk/wood-cooking-st ... gas-stove/ and watched the Youtube video about it. Very impressive and makes it a very efficient to use as an emergency cooker in times of crisis - especially with the cost of gas continually going up. This is going onto my list of requirements to save for! Thanks for the info.

[MedicHerbalist]

You may wish to check out Wood-gas stoves on the Web. These are incredibly efficient and light-weight. Ideal for a BOB. The Wildwood stove is made in the UK and a lot cheaper than the American Crisis Cooker. Have look at this. http://wildstoves.co.uk/wood-cooking-st ... gas-stove/

[MedicHerbalist]

Sry - Brainstorm. Didn't read properly.

[Jon G]

Another (slightly balmy point), I sometimes run my cooker on wood cat litter pellets. I had to make a grate with smaller holes to stop the pellets falling through, but they burn for ages and throw off some heat.

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[Gaz1]

I like the look of the bio lite camp stove, if maybe a little small.

Gaz

[munchh]

Another (slightly balmy point), I sometimes run my cooker on wood cat litter pellets. I had to make a grate with smaller holes to stop the pellets falling through, but they burn for ages and throw off some heat.

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they must be quite dense, i like that idea!