i have never used one of these. do i need to buy a cross stand or something like that? i have the alcohol
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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.
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Typically, you want to place 3 larger rocks around it or some kind frame to support your cooking container. That gives clearance so you don't suffocate the flame.
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My advice is to go with an evernew crosstand, with trangia burner. Works like a champ
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Zane, I use two or three stones to provide a wind break. If the stones are close together one or two inches apart and the stove in the middle, place your cooking container on the stones above the stove. The stove should be two or three inches below your cooking container. The alcohol stove works fine. Just practice with butane stoves then alcohol stoves, they both have pros and cons. Hope this helps you Zane.
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Amazon sells windscreen/pot stands that work with these. They are around $15.
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Yes, you will need some kind of stand. I have a stove for my canteen, so that worked just fine for me. But a cross stand will do just fine. This is a great little burner, you'll dig it!
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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
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It can sit on the ground, but in winter the spirits will need to be warmed up to burn. A wind screen is always necessary.
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No, you need to buy one. You'll only get a few cuts out of the one they give you. One other thing is I never got the stand which was supposed to be included. Amazon was no help at all.
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Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks... » Read More Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. « Show Less
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hi¡¡¡really i don´t have idea...but is not necessary , is stand by itself.. i have mine on the table and look super cool....
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I don't use a "kick stand" with mine and it is just fine. Did not know there was one available.
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I would suggest buying a sandbag or two just for the precaution. It is a really nice stand but it is reasonably lightweight so it is a little prone to tipping (but most stands in this price range would be.)
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I do not. Just to let you know each kit will be different depending what they have in stock. When you order. But it will be enough to start up your first bar
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I use both as there are two of us. I have never tried. Put a cork in it, Yara! Should work.
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The popular answer seems to be 'not for me' - (it really is a pretty simple item) I always assemble whatever I buy. I know the nuts are tight, things don't leak etc...You understand the way it works and that helps down the road. Take your time - have enough space and lay out everything. Have a good set of tools (not many) and enjoy it. Then reward yourself with a great steak tonight
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Certain brands I do .i would ask this company . I smell alcohol in this one ,so I wouldn't in this case.
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I bought the stand that is sold separately. Haven't actually used it yet because I bought it late in the season.
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You need proper grolsch bottles with the dent. Normal beer bottles have nowhere for the cap to hook onto.
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You must buy a stand. It comes with everything you need, chains, S hooks to attach it to a stand though.
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No! Everything you need is in this kit and it is of decent quality.The only thing that we upgraded on was the purchase of a self standing corker.All you need is the wine mix!Hope this helps in your decision!
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It sits on top of a table (not provided), so you would need an actual bar beneath it.
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No you don't, the tables are ready to use. However you will have to assemble the stand which only took 3 minutes. The tool is installed.
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Definitely. I have the same stand and light. Used both last night. The light is much better than anything I have used.