This windscreen pot support is bassakwards from the Caldera Cone when I come to think of it. It's square not round. Everything stores inside the windscreen(pot, bowl and burner) The Caldera Cone stores inside the pot and the pot inside a plastic container for protection.
The stability feature in the square windscreen comes from the 2 earth anchors/hinges at opposite corners for maximum wind resistance. I read recently that someone fills his pot first and then assembles the Caldera Cone so that he can place the loaded pot into the cone so it doesn't get blown away. With my design the burner is preloaded with fuel(with cap on until ready to be placed on ground) The burner is placed on the ground, windscreen placed over it and earth anchors pushed in at both corners. At this point the pot is already in the windscreen waiting to be filled with water. Water is then added and a match/lighter is used to light the burner via the air inlet holes at it's base. An alternative is to have the pot in the windscreen, add water and lid, place filled burner on ground, light the burner, place windscreen over burner and then push earth anchors into ground for a maximum wind resistant set-up.
Total weight for the combined windscreed/pot support, 2 cup flat bottom Foster can, the 1.5 cup generic aluminum bowl/cup(stores in base of windscreen) 1.5 ounce capacity burner w/lid, 1 aluminum pot lid and 2 plastic covers for pot and bowl = 4 ounces
Only 4 ounces for all that stuff.
The windscreen is the storage container for all parts. No need for a plastic container to put it in. The pot and bow are easily "press fit" into the windscreen and they will stay put. The plastic lids keep everything you might add to them secure inside.
Now the next phase is the heating of water under controlled test conditions to know exactly how efficient it is. I have modified the kit by adding the extra height to the burner so it could hold more fuel during extreme cold weather. So now it needs further testing.
Here is a photo taken today:
