Trangia #27

[Skidsteer]

No insulation in the trangia. There is a wick material in it.

In the interest of scienstovetology, one perfectly good trangia stove bites the dust. Hope it was the military one. Other than in a trangia stove, where does one find that wicking material, Zelph

It grows wild on the fjords in Sweden.

Honest!

[zelph]

Daren, what size holes in the T-27 and how many?

Thanks

[DarenN]

Daren, what size holes in the T-27 and how many?

Thanks

24 holes @ .046

Daren.......

[zelph]

Daren, what size holes in the T-27 and how many?

Thanks

24 holes @ .046

Daren.......

Thank You. I'm going to use those dimensions on a beer bottle stove. See what happens

[DarenN]

Daren, what size holes in the T-27 and how many?

Thanks

24 holes @ .046

Daren.......

Thank You. I'm going to use those dimensions on a beer bottle stove. See what happens

inside diameter of the liner is 1.625"

[zelph]

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inside diameter of the liner is 1.625"[/quote]

Thank you Daren.

Another question. Is there a photo anywhere of the simmer device in place(without flame) to show how it relates to position of jet holes etc.? If not would you be kind enough to provide one for us ? Thank You

[oops56]

Well here is Zelph if not to good i can do over.

[zelph]

That's great oops. I can see how covers the holes and even extends above the rim somewhat. That gives me a clear picture of how it's working. Your lights are working great, lots of light. Thanks Oops.

[zelph]

Oops, that is in a private forum for supreme stovies. You'll have to get your hacksaw out and start cutting

Arm chair stovies that have their designs farmed out to someone else to make, miss out on some good stuff.

[ConnieD]

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