Post your flame shots here!

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  1. goldwinger11

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    How did you convert the stove to kerosene? Nice flame.
     
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    I added a ring.
    If the original ring is available, add it.
    I made it because I can not get it. (Simple Craft)
    Adjust the gap to be the color of your favorite flame.

    If you have a website where you can purchase original parts, please let me know.

    I do not understand English.
    I hope the meaning is conveyed.

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    Add tank heatguard for stable flame.
    It covers the top of the tank.
    Using carbon felt sputter sheet.

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    I like that idea. I think I’m going to try it on my stove. It should give more heat as well. Thanks
     
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    Reduce the gap when the ring glows red.
    If red flame comes out accordingly, please add a ring.
     
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    Welcome to CCS.
    Your English is very good.
    You can check Old Coleman Parts.
     
  6. Marc

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    @Rai I agree with Ken. Your English is better than many native English speakers.
     
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    Yes, better than some members here. LOL!! You know who you are.
     
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    When opening a hole in the top plate like a photo, the thermal power adjustment and the long-term use became stable.
    Four holes of 1.5 mm are opened at both ends of the generator.
    It may be okay only on the fuel cock side. I do not know.
    Orange fire at the time of adjusting the fire power disappeared, fine thermal power adjustment became possible.
    Sorry for the confusing picture. IMG_20190105_124028.jpg IMG_20190105_124054.jpg IMG_20190105_124203.jpg
     
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    Robat Cookquik after a minor fettle.

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  12. Marc

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    Coleman 400 doing it's thing.

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  13. Phil G4SPZ

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    British-made Monitor “Regal” Model 16. Buried beneath flood water in 2007 and left untouched until recently restored by me.

    Phil

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  14. Fernando Alicea

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    Perfektus No. 77.

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    Fuhrmeister's No. 8.

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    Sooo nice - love the blue flames on your Perfektus!
     
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    Thank you
    My friend
    One of my favorite
     
  17. Fernando Alicea

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    I put pictures of my new to me Optimus No. 11 in the CCS website.

    Please let me know what you think a bout this stove.
     
  18. Phil G4SPZ

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    An unusual flame picture perhaps, but this is a shot of the paraffin-fired blue flame pre-heater on my Monitor Regal in operation. It works extraordinarily well, and whilst in operation it makes a lovely low-pitched burbling sound!

    Phil
     
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    Coleman 527. Burner made from a small service bell and modified Primus flame spreader.
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