Oct stove

[oops56]

Well i got my oct stove ready can't do it now not after midnight yet. Also if i post it after midnight it will be gone by the time most of you get up .There is a time clock that get rid of new post in 2 or 3 hours. May be about noon on oct 1 might be best or 6 o' clock at night we shell see.This post will be gone before you know it

[oops56]

Ok the first post was gone its now 12:39 a.m. est time lets see how long this stay up. Here is picture of it a video maybe real later

[DarenN]

dang it, Oops! you beat me to it!
i was going to build that one today.

[oops56]

dang it, Oops! you beat me to it!
i was going to build that one today.

Yep been at for two weeks off and on trieding to get it better . When you get home from work video be up here. Go ahead make one better then mine

[oops56]

Ok here it is be nice now its not the best stove for hiking be good shop type need more work not up tp par.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMRTSYOmXzY

[zelph]

Try it without the tee. Then it will be in the backpacking range. Good one for the swiss volcano.

Use some aluminum conduit, or big magic markers, or anything else that comes in aluminm.

See what happens when you wickatize a container

[oops56]

Well this one new and improved 1/2 oz. burn time 17 min. 16 oz. water no boil gets to 195f or 200f a windscreen my help it all done on this one. Thinking for the next one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TO_gpoy8c_Y

[dlarson]

Copper is a great conductor of heat so I'm sure that plays into how the pipe is able to transfer heat to the alcohol.
But I also have to wonder how much heat is lost through radiation. As Oops showed, he had to insulate the pipe with wick to maintain a flame.
Perhaps a a different material would have better results?