Will this make a windshield for Trangia Stove? Instead of using wood, I am thinking of putting my Trangia alcohol stove inside it. This I think will make a good pot stand and winshield for the stove. Has anybody tried it to see if it will work? This will also be a great backup wood stove just in case I ran out of alcohol. Will this make a windshield for Trangia Stove? Instead of using wood, I am thinking of putting my Trangia alcohol stove inside it. This I think will make a good pot stand and winshield for the... » Read More Will this make a windshield for Trangia Stove? Instead of using wood, I am thinking of putting my Trangia alcohol stove inside it. This I think will make a good pot stand and winshield for the stove. Has anybody tried it to see if it will work? This will also be a great backup wood stove just in case I ran out of alcohol. « Show Less
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Sadly the Trangia doesn't fit this stove , there is not enough clearance either from the top or from the fuel port , if you bend out the tabs at the top you might squeeze the Trangia in , but its not worth the effort , you can use a smaller penny stove if you choose .
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I'm curious about this as well, if the distance from the bottom will be too great or what. Perhaps one could use an alcohol stove with some wire to hold it up closer to the pot?
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Yes you can. I have done it myself and it works great as a windscreen. Bear in mind that you have to insert it from the fuel port and you have to angle it for it to fit. So it can be done although it doesn't fit though the port easily.I need to correct myself. It actually fits in the Foldable pocket cooker perfectly without any problem whatsoever. It's when I put my Trangia inside my Emberlit that I have to use caution because it has to be top loaded and not through the fuel port.
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I made mine out of a coat hanger formed into a triangle, about 0.8 inches above the stove. I got the idea after watching a "simple pot stand for alcohol stove" on youtube. The stand fits in my pot. Four layers of folded aluminum foil make my wind screen.
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Yes you can. I have done it myself and it works great as a windscreen. Bear in mind that you have to insert it from the fuel port and you have to angle it for it to fit. So it can be done although it doesn't fit though the port easily. I need to correct myself. It actually fits in the Foldable pocket cooker perfectly without any problem whatsoever. It's when I put my Trangia inside my Emberlit that I have to use caution because it has to be top loaded and not through the fuel port.
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Zane, I use two or three stones to provide a wind break. If the stones are close together one or two inches apart and the stove in the middle, place your cooking container on the stones above the stove. The stove should be two or three inches below your cooking container. The alcohol stove works fine. Just practice with butane stoves then alcohol stoves, they both have pros and cons. Hope this helps you Zane.
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Hello,Thank you for your interest in TOAKS!Titanium pot can be used over the camp stove with water or other liquid in it. And should last long time. Frying with old can make the temperature go up to 260 degree celcius, and can shorten the life time of the pot.Please let us know if you have any questions. Best regards,TOAKS Outdoor Customer Service
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Yes and so will the Trangia alcohol burner. Realize though the up draft will get very vigorous. I strongly suggest you find a tin can to place in the throat of your rocket stove, to elevate your burners, to prevent the rapid consumption of the fuel, Sterno or alcohol and prevent it blazing like a blowtorch. It will believe me. Point is, find that sweet spot for the flame under your pot or skillet. Added bonus, your fuel last longer. To give enough air for your fuel, pick a can to set your sterno or trangia, that is small enough to allow the draft to still work. Or if you like, weld up a little platform to fit in the throat of your rocket stove. Have fun.
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I would say yes. I have a solo alcohol burner and it looks like the same as the trangia alcohol burner. The base of the solo is about 2 3/4 and the lip is 2" .930 and 1 " from the base up to the lip. I use my solo burner in a Ember Lit wood burner. Hope the helps you.
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Trangia makes a great bottle (in 3 different sizes) for carrying alcohol. Just search "Trangia fuel bottle" on Amazon.
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it depends wich set up. if you mean the new kit that comes with the stand and the pot, It will work ok. dont know if the screen will quite meet. Will it work with a trangia is kind of a broad question.
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We appreciate you asking about our manufacturing a Hopper Extension for your Pellet Stove. At this time we do not----but we are keeping track of all of the requests for many different Makes and Models to better understand which Pellet Stoves are popular and how many units should be made if there is enough demand. Please keep watching for a Hopper Extension being made specifically for your Pellet Stove. Thank you very much for the input and for asking us first; The Hopper Extension
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I have an old school lodge skillet in my collection. It is a smaller diameter. I tried boiling water in it with no success. My thinking is, the contact area is too small to transfer the "induction" function of the stove. I have the NuWave table too model. My take a way lesson, maximum contact required for best function of induction stove. Glad you enquired about it. Now I need to try it on my cook top. Its my observation induction requires really flat surface cookware to be effective. Lodge has reengineered their pans to be more responsive to induction stoves. If I get a chance I will test them too.
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I have a gas stove, but I have had a ceramic cooktop before I had my Circulon pots and pans and even used iron skillets on it. They (ceramic cooktops) are quite durable. I think it would be fine if you, as a previous reviewer stated, do not drag them across the glass. I love my Circulon!
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I do not belive it is safe for Glass Top Ranges -- the bottom is very flat and would build up a lot of heat and would most likely break the glass top. I did place mine on the glass top stove for a short period of time in an emergency situation. I use an outdoor single propane burner unit -- works amazing! This is the type I have: Bayou Classic SP50 Tall High-Pressure Outdoor Gas Cooker -- The presure canner works great on it -- keeps the heat and steam outside and is lower than a stove top which makes it easier to load and unload the canner. If you go this route, make sure you check your propane level before you start! I do not belive it is safe for Glass Top Ranges -- the bottom is very flat and would build up a lot of heat and would most likely break the glass top. I did place mine on the glass top stove for a short period of time in an emergency situation. I use an outdoor single propane burner unit -- works amazing! This is the type I have: Bayou Classic SP50 Tall High-Pressure Outdoor Gas Cooker -- The presure canner works great on it -- keeps the heat and steam outside and is lower than a stove top which makes it easier to load and unload the canner. If you go this route, make sure you check your... » Read More I do not belive it is safe for Glass Top Ranges -- the bottom is very flat and would build up a lot of heat and would most likely break the glass top. I did place mine on the glass top stove for a short period of time in an emergency situation. I use an outdoor single propane burner unit -- works amazing! This is the type I have: Bayou Classic SP50 Tall High-Pressure Outdoor Gas Cooker -- The presure canner works great on it -- keeps the heat and steam outside and is lower than a stove top which makes it easier to load and unload the canner. If you go this route, make sure you check your propane level before you start! « Show Less
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From what I have read, they do not recommend using iron cookware on glass top stoves. I gave all of mine to my son, who has a gas stove. I bought this item for him for Christmas. However, my brother-in-law does use his on a glass top stove all the time, so I guess it's up to the individual. I had to give my son some other cookware that wasn't even on the bottom and was wearing away all the little dots on my cooktop.
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I have never used either stoves. I use a solo stove that uses twigs and works great. Sorry I can't help.
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Not as is - putting the pot on puts the stove out. To reach the default height of pot above Trangia stove that say the Westwind holder uses, you need an extra 10mm of height on top of the windscreen/holder. You could use 2 pieces of metal about 100mm long and 10mm high and 1mm thick with middle notches to form a plus to lay on top for that extra height, but that makes rather flimsy. Make it 20mm though, cut 5mm deep and 5mm wide groves for slipping over the sides, and you got it. At your hardware store a Simpson Strong-Tie TP15 cut down the middle fits the need.
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I really think it should work on a woodburning stove inside a structure. I use it on a natural gas stove in my home. The new name of this product is granite ware but it used to be called enamel ware. Granite ware/enamel ware is what was used on the chuckwagons when there were cattle drives. This one is a nice large size and well worth the money and should do well for you on a woodburning stove. If you are still not sure, then perhaps a stainless steel one will work for you.