[at-l] Stoves and fuel
JJJ
jplynch at crosslink.net
Mon Nov 2 09:38:57 CST 2009
I do like the "no stove" approach, particularly for summer. But I like my morning coffee too!
----- Original Message -----
From: grey.owl at comcast.net
To: JJJ
Cc: at-l at backcountry.net
Sent: Monday, November 02, 2009 10:35 AM
Subject: Re: [at-l] Stoves and fuel
Alcohol is available everyewhere. There is always a hardware store someplace.
Esbit is a problem. Somebody at the DEA looked at the ingredients list of the tabs
and discovered that one of the ingredients can be used to make meth. Therefore you
are limited in the amount that you can buy.
I have known people who have never carried a stove. It can be done. Then,when I
was an assistant scout master ruining the minds of the youth of America I had a scout
who opened a package of Ramen Noodles, atethem dry and them drank all of the
water in his water bottle. He survived (unfortunately).
Grey Owl
> For some years now, I've been using an alcohol stove. I'm a bit concerned about the availability
> of alcohol, and have started thinking about carrying an Esbit stove as a back up. Not so thrilled
> about carrying two stoves, but then again, not crazy about running out of fuel either.Anyone have
> an Esbit stove that they like? I'm looking at the Firelight Wing (*very* light at 0.38 oz). Or have
> any thoughts about carrying two stoves?
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