Post your flame shots here!

My Turm Sport. Guessing 1946.

 

Coleman Expert On Naptha

 

Here's my $30 Enders Baby.

 

Gilbert J. McCaul stove fitted with with Korean-made "Unicus" stainless steel silent burner caps:






Cheers

Tony

 

Coleman 426 main burner at WOT.

 

@Marc
What is WOT?

 

@snwcmpr

Wide Open Throttle

 

Yep it's it. Put a pot on and it becomes "I smell paint burning" mode.

 

Brunton Vapor AF burning Coleman fuel. Jet drilled out to .37mm.

 

A Sievert Svea 123.

No cup, but came with a Sigg tourist set.

Fired right up.

 

@Giri

That flame looks good!

Cheers

Tony

 

@Giri
Yeah, it does.

 

A few pics of my Radius 17 fired up tonight after some repairs...

 

A few pics of my Radius 15 fired up tonight after a long time packed away...was a little windy out




low simmer

 

My latest acquisition, a 1957 Meva 1. Just rebuilt but I need to find out about the non return valve.

 

@goldwinger11

What do you need to know about the NRV?

Tony

 

Hi Tony. This stove was all gummed up I side. It took a fair amount of persuasion to clean it out. The nrv was stuck. I used a small probe and pushed what I assume is a spring loaded ball bearing. It works now for the most part. Is there a way to get to it to make it 100% functional?

 

https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/non-return-valves.6860/#post-64230

https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/pump-tube-nrv-assembly.14028/#post-138233

 

Well the guides gave me enough to tear into the stove. Thanks guys. I desoldered the pump and disassembled the nrv. The rubber check valve was toast. Used a boring to cut a new rubber part. Turned it into a ball shape, replaced the overly puny spring and reassembled. Works well now. I should have documented the fettle. Maybe next time. I have another Meva on the way.

 

I will try to get some flame shots of the rest of the stoves.
This one is the Primus 71 (newer model with the decal) with the home made flame spreader.