No one has suggested VenomLyte?
Hey! I like that video on page 12 and page 13 in this thread.
I think I will not be making a video, unless: (1) I get my own tripod. The guy I borrowed the tripod asked for it. (2) I need another Vargo 750 ml Sierra Cup. The "made-in-china" thermometer melted. It says "no mercury". I don't think so. It sure looks like mercury, you know "quicksilver". I am not taking a chance.
Meanwhile, I have been off in the wilderness.
I read the article about fire. I learned (learnt, have learned?) in college General Metals class, in my Industrial Technology Bachelor of Science major, the hottest part of the flame is the invisible part just above the flame. Blue is hotter than yellow, but the hottest part of the flame is invisible and just above the visible flame.
I learnt (learned, have learned?) in White Blaze forum, the easy-method to find the hottest part of the flame is to boil water, then, lift the pan high off above the flame until the boiling stops, then, lower the pan, slowly, until the boiling starts and that "pan height" is at the hottest part of the flame.
We were discussing "pan height" for caldera clone design.
In fact, it was probably Zelph who offered this information.
Both MountainLytes (alcohol version, white gas version) work well with my ordinary cooking pots. I would like to try the new rolled out edge Grease Pot. Do you have any, Zelph?
Zelph: Do you have a can of chafing oil to sell? Locally, they only sell chafing oil by the case.
I do miss my Vargo 750 ml Sierra Cup, however, because I can saute, fry, steam, boil, and bake in its more open form factor. I will replace it at some point. It is titanium.