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Perhaps I missed it. What is the purpose of the tealight cup? Great little system. Can't wait to take a crack at my own version of it.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/839 ... er-cooking

That ought to keep you busy...

Looks like tonite my neighbors cat gets an unexpected treat. amazingly, I've never made a FF before, despite having a huge section of fiberglass cloth. I wonder if one could make a FF that easily came apart so that it could serve as a second stove and the simmer ring as discussed here. I'd loveto ha...

Z- have you ever experimented with a water-bath or some other method of reducing the heat output of the Starlyte? I'd like to be able to trail-bake biscuits with it, but it's a bit of a flamethrower as it currently is. I love it and would like to only bring one stove.

Take the legs off of that Pasta Cooker, and suddenly you've shaved off a couple 13-14 pounds, moving yourself down from Super-ultra heavyweight to just Ultra heavyweight. Shave them pounds where you can!

Have you experimented by trying to add "ridgelines" to a Walmart greasepot? Could it make a tough little pot even tougher?

I provide a free testing service. Send me one and I'll provide you results.....

Saw on another forum a post from someone saying they added water to the alcohol in a wick-type stove to reduce heat output. Anyone have anything to add to this? Tried it? Results? Thought this could facilitate baking..

Add water to The Heet to reduce heat output? Anything to that?

I'm sure the Soloist is great, but I think it's strange to see it getting all the hype lately. Don't forget; the Cobalt performs exceptionally well, is as bombproof as any stove ever made, and can hold a whole honk-load (2.5oz or so) of HEET. If you found yourself needing to boil a large quantity of...