I need a very low consistent simmer. Will this burner provide that?
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I find that the burner is just like using a gas stove eye in your home and the heat output is very precise. Due to changing outdoor conditions you may have to adjust a little more often, but I don't think that you will find many other camp stoves that are more consistent.
1287400
Yes, however you must protect the flame from the wind. At football game tailgating in the fall, winds blow across the parking lots. The low "simmer" flame can go out.
194779
i'm sorry mine is set up for a portable propane burner,my opion is the rounded bottom wouldn't do much good,being stainless and a heat resistor,a flame would be best,i bought mine to make egg rolls (deep frying),in the summer,and have yet to use it,used my steel 14in the last time
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Not sure as I have just used it for 12 hr but will check to see if I can set for up to 72. It is a nice low simmer.
1570831
I'm not sure. That is one thing I bought this for, but my cankers hang over too far. The burner is only 7 inches. I use this every day though, and love it!
2170614
I believe so. Again, make sure not to let it stay on the burner too long - had to toss mine out because everything tasted burnt in it after that fiasco!
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all you're doing is wasting your time. burners have been developed and perfected to handle fast burn speeds. ESPECIALLY for something as old as CDs. you're not getting 'better results' or 'better quality' you're just wasting your time and burning the disc significantly slower than you need to
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Yes! You will need to buy a specific burner. It will be regular bd, dvd or cd compatible too.
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Hi, this burner is a bit big for the standard Kooker stove and it sits at an awkward angle on the stove. I do wish the manufacturer made a slow pressure burner for this stove instead of only the high pressure one they make.
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Hi Molly, I think so. I made gravy from the drippings the last time I used it. I used two electric burners. I would say it is just thick enough - if you don't apply too much heat. It's the best I've seen for the price. HTH, Tom
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I'm not sure but I'm sure it would. I only have the bottom burner model. Good luck.
2083440
Yes, you can put the burner on a low heat. The beauty of this burner is the 14 inch heating area of the burner providing an even heating surfactant.
1967121
These burners aren't designed to be super adjustable, they work best at a high output. You should be using a low pressure regulator also.
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This burner works pretty well for a low end wood burner. I would suggest practicing with the different tips before trying it on your cutting board. It can be a bit awkward at first trying to do curves. Eventually I plan on moving up to a more professional burner but this one does ok for now. I use mine for burning drawings into gourds.
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I use it to fine tune the flame on a 35,000 BTU low pressure burner. This is a nice needle valve regulator with a very wide range, with fine tuning capabilities. It will work well for fine tuning smoker temperature. Just keep in mind that it is capable of dumping WAY too much gas to your unit if you open it up all the way.
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I looked at all the paperwork and statements on box and couldn't find any information on matching. I know it won't work for 2 stage burners. The model I'm going to install it on is the old Rheem RGDC three tude burner. Probable middle 1980s design. Hope that will help, it's a mod and not a oem sub. Gary
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Absolutely not. The Kuhn Rikon unit has a very tight gasket and pressure valve and will achieve high pressure with a normal high burner. For the same reason, it will maintain that high pressure with "normal" low burner settings. I do notice that the tuning of the low burner setting to maintain the higher pressure is more demanding on the Kuhn Rikon unit than on, for example, Fagor Duromatic uits. The Kuhn unit is more sensitive to its settings.
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Absolutely, that's what I have in my house - it distributes the burner heat well despite the different front/back burner sizes. Only think I haven't tried yet, is putting it on the Weber to smoke chicken thighs, but it's coming soon!