Does the solid fuel stand fit inside the stove or is it used separately? If it's separate, is there any way to burn solid fuel in the stove?
789887
The solid fuel stand is included and does fit inside the stove in the same place that the alcohol stove goes. You either use one or the other. Everything nests together inside of the cook pot, including room for about 6-8 fuel cubes depending on how you pack them.
789888
It fit's inside the stove just like the alcohol canister (just under the pot)
789889
The stand does fit in the stove and that is how it is designed. I have heard of people actually burning twigs and sticks in the stove rather than using the solid heat tabs. I put the alcohol burner inside of the solid fuel stand and use it that way in the stove. It raises the alcohol burner up closer to the pans. It's a great setup and I use mine probably three or four times a month to cook lunch at work, and it's always in my car just in case I need it.
789890
Yes, the solid fuel stand sits inside the stove when you are burning solid fuel tabs. The Esbit people show that you remove the stand when you burn the liquid fuel, but we like to flip the solid fuel stand upside-down and place the brass alcohol burner inside the stand. It fits perfectly and keeps everything together.
1655356
You take it upon yourself when you do, obviously, but I have used it indoors several times with no problems. Keep the flame low, keep it near an open window or door, and do not leave it unattended. I open the back glass of my truck, open the case & turn it upside down to use as a counter, and set the stove on the case near the open glass. I cook with mine daily and so far, so good. Hope this helps! Also, hit the flea markets for butane, they're about $2 per can.
972582
no, do not use it inside. dont buy it anyway, it is absolutely useless. there is a way better rocket stove, the silverfire. I have both the grover and silverfire, and i would never recommend the grover.
1894673
I built a brew stand for mine. There is one mounting hole you can put a bolt through I have a four legged stand and a diagonal cross bar to hold the burner.
668266
No its a stove top, two or three burners depending on the model. A flat griddle or grill pan would fit nicely and work well. But from the manufacturer it is a stove top.
582796
This pot is about 20" in diameter, and much too large for a regular stove burner. You could probably situate it over all 4 burners though, and use them all at a low level.
513014
I don't know what a tent stove is but i would think any stove in inside it would set the tent on fire. Love the tent though it was the hit at the camp ground. We had showings as everyone asked to see the inside.
2240447
I wouldn't recommend using any other fuel source unless directed on the stove!! I have a micro rocket and it uses only one fuel source and I don't use anything but what it's designed for!!
1805613
Yes, you get the stove and the case for this price. Fuel is sold separately and I find it cheaper to buy the fuel at my local hardware store to avoid the shipping costs.
1181924
My stove is gas but I would imagine all stoves have the same knob setup. The hole on the back plate of the Safety 1st (where the prong - sorry I don't know what it's called - from the stove goes in) is pretty big, 1.25 inches wide. You remove the knob off the stove, you put the Safety 1st against the stove in an open position so the prong sticks out thru the 1.25 inch hole, put the stove knob back into the prong that sticks out of the stove, and you can close the Safety 1st. The Safety 1st is 2 inches "tall" so make sure your stove knob doesn't protrude that much (with mine there's plenty of room inside the Safety 1st). The Safety 1st is just under 3 inches wide on the back so make sure your stove prongs are spaced far enough to accommodate them. With my stove, there's plenty of room between the Safety 1st knobs. I hope this helps.
1946004
In theory I bet you could....in practice I feel that it would be very difficult. I have experience using small woodburning stoves so I can vouch for how handy they are. I think that the space in the fuel area is too small to accommodate the wood. I actually use the cup that came with this set up with my emberlit wood stove all the time with great success. Look them up if you want a great little wood burning stove.
805434
Yes, the fuel tablet will burn when used inside the stove. My test results: the tablet burned for 15 minutes under a 1 quart pan with 1 pint of water, indoors. Using a lid the water NEVER came to a boil but the water was steaming and I could still put my finger in it. You'll need a lighter with a long neck on it (BBQ style). I'd stick with alcohol. The flames from the fuel tablet were farther away from the pan than the flame from the stove burning alcohol.
1675136
I have a gas stove and there is not a problem! The pot covers the burner and the handle is not in direct line of heat source. Also you will be cranking the handle while its over the flame. Mine works great nothing has fallen apart!!
1372166
yup you burn it in the stove. Suppost to use every time you put wood in but about a teaspoon a day should work, if its an outside boiler- use about 2 teaspoons a day. should work well.
1830222
I've all ways burned wood in the stove. There is no need for a base. I've used it on wooden and plastic picnic tables with no issues. I've even left a sheet of paper under it just to see if it would get hot enough to ignite and it did not. If you are using wood as your heat source just make sure not to over fill it, you don't need a lot.
398451
Yes, you can utilize two burners. We use the large center burner on our stove.
1172394
Yes. I have burned wood pellets in the stove by just placing the pellets in a small metal pan, or small square electrical box. They burn great hope this helps mike I personally use little twigs also, and they burn great What a great stove.