Hi Matt, Here is your Fantasy stove: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/5592 Best Regards, Kerophile.
I think that is what Berrnie is doing with his mini and midi caps. Give him a shout and have it yourway. lance
123 for twenty bucks would tickle me. an old pal of mine in Alaska loves his 8R he just scored another for $9.00. the 123 is the bomb speaking of the bomb how bout the BORDE, yeah buddy!@#$*&^%$#@!@#$ all good for sitting around base the Coleman single is perfect. buzz
Got two 123s for 40. usd not long ago, one is a functioning 123 original and the other a 123r with a blown seal on the fuel cap... Fantasy stove? Oh, how about an Optimus 9 Halmia for 27.00 usd???
For non-backpacking applications my starting point would be the German Military Heinze stove - large capacity, very controllable but also powerful burner, pre-heater meaning no separate fuel for priming, comprehensive toolkit (except screwdriver - see below), funnel and burner control knob chained to the case. Put this in a stainless steel case with built in windshields like the British Military No. 12. Make the burner convertible between silent and roarer like some of the Korean stoves. Add a flint sparker to the pre heater to make it totally self contained. Add a screwdriver to the toolkit to be able to remove the slotted NRV (or change the NRV to one with a head such that you can use the existing nipple removal tool alreaded included in the kit). And then for additional flexibility, also have a dual burner version of the stove. Ooooohhhhh, luverly! He ain't heavy, he's my stove..... Cheers, Graham.
Right now, it's a Prentiss-Wabers Dual Burner Auto-KampKook Kit (pre-1920's with wagon wheel knobs).....and once I get that, the single burner model.....ah how sweet they'd go with mine... (and then have the insane person from this thread to show me how to light it ) https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/14895
Hi George, that would be what I'm hoping for! I ended up making my reply on your other post by mistake.
Hi Matt, this "Frankenstove" uses the silent burner from a Primus No.4 stove, which is a 1.5 pint capacity stove, which uses a silent burner slightly smaller than that from a 2-pint stove. The Pr. No. 4 burner fits the standard Optimus No.00 or Primus No.210 riser tubes. The 2-pint silent burners have a larger diameter threaded portion and require a special adaptor to be mated to a 1-pint tank. There are several posts on such adaptions on CCS, such as : https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/12303 https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/8287 Best Regards, George.
Ok as a fantasy stove these specs will do. 3 minute boil for a litre of water able to burn all common fuels good simmer weight self contained including a weekends worth of fuel 500 grams (fuel is 200 of this) No louder than a 123r windproof Am I asking too much
