Alternative stove
I am outfitting another rig, but looking for more simple stove. I would like to use something like a 2-burner Coleman camping/portable stove, but the last one I had from 30 yrs ago ran on 14WC and th...
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magicbus wrote:
Nobody at a campground ever asked me if my stove or heat system was “certified”.
Except for the fact that you are planning on using propane for heat, I was going to suggest an alcohol cooktop. They now come as dual fuel units, 120v and alcohol. Popular in boats where nobody wants leaking propane seeping to a bilge where there are ignition sources.
Dave
So fun, so funny. It keeps me up at night of worry to know how much of my campers I have done work on and modified and rebuilt and not called that certified guy to come give me a certificate of certification os such workmanship.
I do imagine it would be the Wissard of OZ, original movie version, wizzard, I typed "wissard", but I think fitting for such an estuanuance occasion.
He had such a way woth wordz.
As such, i do herby confess I have not looked too thoroughly into the alcohol stove, though I did see some in passing briefly when browsing the online market advertisements for said stoves and camp connoisseurs cookware.
Yes, given I am procured to harness the propane tank for benefactor of the propane heater I do own that I should align myself closely with the propane paraphernalia of other mentioned fore after said cooktops.
And, as such, on this day indeed, I do hereby solemnly, and with great humiliation, bestow upon myself the grand title of and to myself an opinion of merit given to me in such form as a certificate of honer of e pluribus onem and do certify this today. thank you
