Little things like that make life easier.......................I like easy 
The windscreen covers the entire pot.
The holes at the base are designed to allow only the amount of air needed for an eficient burn.
Connie mentioned about not needing an extra container to protect the pot and winscreen, excellent point. The Caldera cone for the Keg needs an additional container to protect both. Also the one they have for the foster can needs the plastic container.
Connie, good question on fitting in outside pockets of backpacks. I don't have a pack with me at camp to see how it fits but will do a little research on Monday at one of the local sporting goods stores that sell packs. I can give some dimensions of the windscreen to give an idea of how big it is.
The plastic lid on the Foster can sticks over the edge of the windscreen so that dimension is 3.5 inches.
The height of the kit is 6.5 inches.
The dimension of the windscreen from corner to corner is 4-7/8 inches...let's call it 5 inches
So just for the fun of it let's say a pocket that will hold a bottle or pot 5 inches in diameter will also hold the windscreen kit.
The kit does not need a 1 cup generic Ridgline cup in it's bottom section. I stuck one in there just for the fun of it and it fit so nice
Naming it is difficult. Sudden's "Zelph boil Kit" is easy to say
I like easy Surely the price tag that I put on it is not going to be like what's being charged for the Caldera Cones for Keg kits. (side note) I noticed trail designs has added ridges to their foster cans for added strenght. Wonder where they got the idea from
Connie, yes the modified Starlyte that you have is the same as in the video.
On Monday I'll be able to do some boil testing using solid fuel cubes and also weigh the kit.
but I did go out and purchase some "wetfire" solid fuel cubes. I could not find my Esbit's 
He turned me into a collector 
