Would love to KNOW if this will nest in a Esbit CS585HA 3-Piece Lightweight Camping Cook Set for Use with Solid Fuel Tablets.
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Not sure but the bottom of the bottle tapers down to 2 1/2 inch. I hope this helps. Stewart
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I would not recommend use of it indoor. Here's copy/paste from wiki...Esbit's Material Safety Data Sheet states combustion can create formaldehyde, ammonia, nitrogen oxide, hydrogen cyanide and ingestion may cause nausea, vomiting, gastrointestinal disturbances, and kidney damage. [1] When burned, the chemical oxidation of the fuel yields noxious fumes, requiring foods being cooked to be contained in a receptacle such as a pot or pan, and burned tablets will leave a sticky dark residue on the bottom of pots. If they are stored or used under damp conditions then they can break up while burning and shed burning fragments, although this claim is hard to verify or reproduce. I would not recommend use of it indoor. Here's copy/paste from wiki...Esbit's Material Safety Data Sheet states combustion can create formaldehyde, ammonia, nitrogen oxide, hydrogen cyanide and ingestion may cause nausea, vomiting, gastrointestinal disturbances, and kidney damage. [1] When burned, the chemical oxidation of the fuel yields noxious fumes, requiring foods being cooked to be contained in a receptacle such as a pot or pan, and burned tablets will leave a sticky dark residue on the bottom of pots. If they are stored or used under damp conditions then they can break up... » Read More I would not recommend use of it indoor. Here's copy/paste from wiki...Esbit's Material Safety Data Sheet states combustion can create formaldehyde, ammonia, nitrogen oxide, hydrogen cyanide and ingestion may cause nausea, vomiting, gastrointestinal disturbances, and kidney damage. [1] When burned, the chemical oxidation of the fuel yields noxious fumes, requiring foods being cooked to be contained in a receptacle such as a pot or pan, and burned tablets will leave a sticky dark residue on the bottom of pots. If they are stored or used under damp conditions then they can break up while burning and shed burning fragments, although this claim is hard to verify or reproduce. « Show Less
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different, esbit burns longer for same size, but i don't think i could would esbit to start a campfire
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I would not recommend use of it indoor. Here's copy/paste from wiki... Esbit's Material Safety Data Sheet states combustion can create formaldehyde, ammonia, nitrogen oxide, hydrogen cyanide and ingestion may cause nausea, vomiting, gastrointestinal disturbances, and kidney damage. [1] When burned, the chemical oxidation of the fuel yields noxious fumes, requiring foods being cooked to be contained in a receptacle such as a pot or pan, and burned tablets will leave a sticky dark residue on the bottom of pots. If they are stored or used under damp conditions then they can break up while burning and shed burning fragments, although this claim is hard to verify or reproduce.
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I have encountered no problems with this set at all. It's very easy to clean. I have cooked just about everything in this kit, and I go camping a lot. Just put a small pad and soap in a tube and keep them all together. You will have no issues.
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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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YES - With adapter Two burner on high will only last about 40 minutes. Camp Chef Disposable Bottle Adapter
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If you mean to carry the stove including the Esbit tab platform and a Trangia alcohol stove within the metal BCB pot then yes there is enough room to put the pieces inside but then the canteen will not be carried that way. If there is a pouch for the kit then it depends on your pouch; I use a gas mask bag that has enough room for the BCB set (fuel burner; older mode with flip over stand support and metal ring for get/tab fuel), BCB pot with folded handels, canteen and plastic Osprey cup on top and have just enough room left over for a Mora knife, toothbrush/paste, 2 packs of the larger Esbit tabs (6 tab per flat, 12 total tabs), matches, chlorine dioxide and ascorbic tab bottles and some dehydrated soup/coffee/hot chocolate packs.The Esbit stove could snugly fit into that pouch for example but I would be tempted to leave behind the BCB stove stand to save weight and volume. Remember to insert either the tab platform or the Trangia stove into the Esbit stove frame, its a part of the structure's integrity.
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Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin can or metal cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked. Since Esbit cubes will burn floating around in a toilet, I don't think that they need much of an updraft--maybe of couple of sticks laid flat between the trangia and the pot to allow some air in there. I like my trangia, so I would poke some holes in a tin can if I didn't want to use one of the Esbit cooking systems. Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin can or metal cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked. Since Esbit cubes will burn floating around in a toilet, I don't think that they need much of an updraft--maybe of couple of sticks laid flat between the trangia and the pot to allow some air in there. I like my trangia, so I would poke some holes in a tin can if I didn't want to use one of the Esbit... » Read More Yes, you can drop it down into that traingia, light it, and cook on it. You can do the same thing with a tin can or metal cup. Either way the Esbit cube will make an awful mess. You are not going to want to do this, or, if you must, put some tin foil down first or your trangia might be wrecked. Since Esbit cubes will burn floating around in a toilet, I don't think that they need much of an updraft--maybe of couple of sticks laid flat between the trangia and the pot to allow some air in there. I like my trangia, so I would poke some holes in a tin can if I didn't want to use one of the Esbit cooking systems. « Show Less
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I am 99% sure it will work. I've seen the same cartridge work on many different stoves. I have two different stove models and no problems. The price of $22.50 (and no shipping fee) is great. I usually pay anywhere from $1.50 to $1.75 each at local Asian markets. Just remember to remove cartridge when finished cooking or the butane will leak out. I have many camping stoves and have begun just taking this one when car camping. I often take two for convenience sake. Also, since I live in earthquake country (L.A.) this will be my emergency backup stove in case we lose power.
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I am not sure what a Esbit Alcohol Burner is... however it is a very small unit about the size of a large coffee cup... so you only have a few inches inside for fuel... however, the buttom portion comes off and can work with any situation or fuel type.
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The wires are made of nichrome. Its melting point is 2195.33F, so you should be fine. However, the higher heat, the faster the oxidation. You could burn Bleuet fuel or esbit in it, however you should consider bringing a small metal plate(top of a soup can filed down) to set the tablet on. This will prevent it from falling through the wires and disperses a lot of the direct heat.
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I've used mine on a very small portable propane burner and fuel tabs and had no problem with heating and cooking. Just had to watch the heat and make sure to stir because the pans are a little thin and get hot fast. Good set for the price I think.
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Yes, it will work. I took mine camping and used it on my friend's home made fancy feast alcohol stove. It will work on any stove or over any fire that you can sit it over. Camp and wood fires (like the Solo) happen to leave more soot on it which you might view as difficult to clean because of the heat exchanger bottom but it works just fine.
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I use the esbit version in my solostove and it works great .. it will store inside the stove as well for packing ease
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As Esbit fuel is chemical, I do not recommend it for indoor use.It is great outdoor and well -vented areas.
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It will. The bottom of the pan is of same size as the small burner in a standard oven.