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Okay. Zelph would know.

I checked in two equestrian trail sites and nothing to be found except mosquito's. Still checking

I do not believe you are doing this. Is this for the "bounce box" or for science and technology

I mean, will you compare the BTU's or flame to other stove fuel

Is this a "green" fuel

Connie.. you want a bounce box of road apples now..? Wasn't a video enough?

Ah, grasshopper. You understand the way, of humor, now.

realityguy,

He started it. Let him get out of this, if he can.

ConnieD wrote:I do not believe you are doing this. Is this for the "bounce box" or for science and technology

I mean, will you compare the BTU's or flame to other stove fuel

Is this a "green" fuel

It's for my benefit. It's brown fuel, not Green I just want to see how it burns....green, yellow, red/orange flame maybe violet/blue

Oh, boy, I can appreciate applied science and helpful technology.

How do you like those temperatures reported, alongside the colors, I know I do.

I would burn buffalo chips, to find that out. I could report the colors, but how do I record the temperature

Who is next on the "bounce box" after me

I was the last time around, Connie. By the way, is anyone going to test dried seasoned "cow patties"? They may be more abundant.

I've been following my "herd" of cats but theirs doesn't look too dry yet... ... trail stove size!

Are we off topic yet?

ggarris wrote:I was the last time around, Connie. By the way, is anyone going to test dried seasoned "cow patties"? They may be more abundant.

You can volunteer for those