Would the windscreen be compatible with the Trangia alcohol stove burner? Could the Trangia fit inside the windscreen and still function?
242222
if you take off the little square pan that the esbit solid fuel bar sits in, the the trangia will fit with just enough room but it might not give you the desired results.Make a little alcohol stove out of a 8.4oz red bull can. Coke and V8 also have the same size small cans. These will work better in the windscreen than the bigger trangia
242223
A Trangia will fit inside the windscreen, however there would be no clearance between the top of the Trangia and the bottom of the cookpot. I use an alcohol stove mad from a couple of 7 ounce soda cans in my cookset. I still use a U-shaped wire on top of the windscreen to get the optimum height above the burner. Hope this helps.
242224
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.
242225
That no one would give actual numbers, let me see if I can help. My Esbit alky burner (twin to the Trangia full sized) is 1.79-inches tall. It takes (at minimum, 0.45 inches flame clearance above that) to get a consistent fire going. This means you need at stove (some call them windscreens, versus the burner itself) to function as a matched working set. This would then require the stove to be at least 2.24-inches tall on the inside. This is only 2-inches internal, and the pot actually dips 'into' the stove, reducing that 2-inches a bit more. NO, this won't work with a full-sized Esbit or Trangia alky burner. Hope this helps clarify things. That no one would give actual numbers, let me see if I can help. My Esbit alky burner (twin to the Trangia full sized) is 1.79-inches tall. It takes (at minimum, 0.45 inches flame clearance above that) to get a consistent fire going. This means you need at stove (some call them windscreens, versus the burner itself) to function as a matched working set. This would then require the stove to be at least 2.24-inches tall on the inside. This is only 2-inches internal, and the pot actually dips 'into' the stove, reducing that 2-inches a bit more. NO, this won't work with a full-sized Esbit or... » Read More That no one would give actual numbers, let me see if I can help. My Esbit alky burner (twin to the Trangia full sized) is 1.79-inches tall. It takes (at minimum, 0.45 inches flame clearance above that) to get a consistent fire going. This means you need at stove (some call them windscreens, versus the burner itself) to function as a matched working set. This would then require the stove to be at least 2.24-inches tall on the inside. This is only 2-inches internal, and the pot actually dips 'into' the stove, reducing that 2-inches a bit more. NO, this won't work with a full-sized Esbit or Trangia alky burner. Hope this helps clarify things. « Show Less
242226
I know the stove you're talking about, and without it in front of me I can't say for sure, but I don't think it would. I know that the soda can alcohol stove I made does not work as it doesn't have enough clearance to build up a flame. The internal dimensions I get with my ruler of the windscreen space are 2 inches high with a 3.25 inch diameter space. Hope this helps.
339232
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.
278957
Yes, I am currently using it with a gas burnerIt works perfectly, I recommend it 100% to anyone
861727
I don't know what an actual Trangia stove looks like . But this one has a big letter t on the bottom and I was very satisfied with it
276213
We have had ours for 10 years and never had a problem with wind. If you are buying it for the applicable Weber grill model it should fit well and wind won't be a problem.
1250555
You need to have a separate kit to use this burner. Google Trangia 25 or 27. Or you can check out Clikstand products. Now Esbit has a licensed copy of Clikstand for sale, but it is a little too small to accomodate the flame adjust ring. You can make your own design to wrap this burner around, or try other designs, such as Westwind, but the best result is expected with Trangia design or its copies, or with Clikstand. If you are the type that hold seconds shaved for boiling water important, then do not get this. If you want some system of stove that holds its ground in the wind without resorting to a separate windscreen, Go with this burner and above mentioned systems. You need to have a separate kit to use this burner. Google Trangia 25 or 27. Or you can check out Clikstand products. Now Esbit has a licensed copy of Clikstand for sale, but it is a little too small to accomodate the flame adjust ring. You can make your own design to wrap this burner around, or try other designs, such as Westwind, but the best result is expected with Trangia design or its copies, or with Clikstand. If you are the type that hold seconds shaved for boiling water important, then do not get this. If you want some system of stove that holds its ground in the wind without... » Read More You need to have a separate kit to use this burner. Google Trangia 25 or 27. Or you can check out Clikstand products. Now Esbit has a licensed copy of Clikstand for sale, but it is a little too small to accomodate the flame adjust ring. You can make your own design to wrap this burner around, or try other designs, such as Westwind, but the best result is expected with Trangia design or its copies, or with Clikstand. If you are the type that hold seconds shaved for boiling water important, then do not get this. If you want some system of stove that holds its ground in the wind without resorting to a separate windscreen, Go with this burner and above mentioned systems. « Show Less
1250551
My advice is to go with an evernew crosstand, with trangia burner. Works like a champ
1347935
Yes it will. We love ours as it is very well made, sturdy and has a security strap. It went through a pretty hefty windstorm and didn't budge. Fits securely and we do have the separate burner on the R side.
563127
It depends on which style bottle you use. The fat stubby ones are the shortest and with the very short ones 10 inch windscreen should be enough. With the standard size wide bottles that screen isn't tall enough and still worse if you use the long skinny ones. Just use that screen on something that elevates it high enough and you should be fine though.
2128022
You'll be able to see the stove heating element glowing through the glass, and you may be wasting some electricity, but other than that it should work fine on the larger burner. I would cook on the smaller unless there was some issue. The bottom is flat and considerably smaller than the bowl.
2066697
Depends on the size of your stove. We took off the wind screens because they were already on our burner stove. And it worked fine.
2226180
I can't give you the measurements as it has been installed but it easily replaces the original burner and fits exactly over the gas source orifices. If for some reason it does not fit I am sure it would be returnable.
723980
The stove will fit in a 5 gal bucket WITH the windscreen ring if you wrap it around the stove. Loosen the knurled knob and open it to encompass the stove an in it goes. The fuel rack is another story. It won't fit in a 5 with the stove but will fit in a 6 gallon "super pail" that are available online all day long if you want to buy one for about 7 bucks or so plus shipping if I recall. Not a bad idea you had there about the bucket. Might use it myself.
2144022
Yes and no, it can fit around a trangia and a pot stand, and your pot. But it will not function as a pot stand itself.
164962
I would guess I could pre-fill my hobo alcohol stove and drop it in, light with a long match,twig or a spark from a ferro rod,using the stove as a pot stand and windbreak concentrating the heat. I'd be careful not to get burned. Now I'll have to try it.
1980951
Not sure, it's definitely long enough to go around the stove. I don't know how tall the burner sits off the table top. The screen is about 5 1/2" high, shoo if the pot sits higher than that then it won't properly block the wind. The bottom of the pan needs to sit below the top of the screen.
130572
Hi. Yes, I have the same stove as yours, and it fits fine. It is a little tight to start off with, but afterwards it will loosen up. Just be patient, and make sure that stove is square sliding it in. I love it. you will too. I found that when camping leave it in the sun for awhile then its a breeze to slide in