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Coming tomorrow.

Anyone use a remote fueled stove and want to share some experiences.

Something I heard recently is that it's difficult to get all the fuel out of the fuel hose. Any comments on this?

I've used the Whisperlite and the Apex with no problems but I'm guessing that you are inquiring about remote alcohol fueled stoves

I use a remote wood fueled stove where I have to throw the wood on the fire...

Yes, alcohol remotes.

Throwing wood on the fire from a distance Yes, I did have a good laugh at that one

Does this count as remote fueled?
http://www.permies.com/t/8664/stoves/se ... ip-burning


He also had the same idea as me only he is making steam. I wanted hot water to come out (just feed the tube faster)

Does this count as remote fueled?
http://www.permies.com/t/8664/stoves/se ... ip-burning

Yeah, that counts. That was down right clever. Do you think it's gravity fed or does he poke it down at the bottom of the feed tube?

What could he use the steam for?

Steam heated green house in the mid of winter

I tested some 1/16 id fuel hose (aka Micro fuel line) to see if the fuel drains out easily. It does not drain completely. That means the hose has to be stored outside the pot in a plastic bag. In warm weather it will leak out the hose for sure when you least expect it.

tomorrow I'll test the 1/8" id hose.

zelph wrote:

Does this count as remote fueled?
http://www.permies.com/t/8664/stoves/se ... ip-burning

Do you think it's gravity fed or does he poke it down at the bottom of the feed tube?

He claims that using chips rather than sticks lets it feed by itself without jamming. There are some ideas out there for using sticks but so far I don't think anyone has a working model.

Wood Pellets. For backpacking?

http://www.walltentshop.com/RileyPellet.html

If it's non electric I'd have to see it operating in person before I purchased one..