Critique my flame shot.

Discussion in 'Stove Forum' started by skalkaho, Oct 4, 2014.

  1. skalkaho

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    Once my 123R gets hot it burns with a beautiful, raging blue flame, but when first lit the blue flames have yellow tips. Is this normal? This is a photo of when she's warmed up. 1412387697-IMG_201410032154.jpg
     
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    Pretty normal in my experience.
     
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    I agree with Mtrout. I'd be more than happy with a flame like that. A stove is designed to run with a pot on top, but we often fall into the trap of assessing a flame sans pot, which gives a false impression. Yellow tips often disappear once a pot is added.

    As your yellow disappears of it's own accord as the stove warms up, I would ignore it.

    Terry
     
  4. skalkaho

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    Thanks guys! On to the next project then. :thumbup: