2pt Høvik Verk Standard with oversized silent burner and self made support ring and top plate. Looks good on full blast, but also does an incredible simmering job. This burner can be turned all the way down to a (literal) silent burn, without any huffing and puffing, and where the only audible sound is the jet nozzle whispering. Sometimes I genuinely have to put my hand over it to check if it is still burning.
I decided to give my AP Primus a go, it is a user and my go to for long camping . It’s got a bit of yellow flame but that should go when it’s run a wile. Meanwhile I will make some coffee on it.
Why does the music for The Twilight Zone come to mind when i see these pictures of stoves burning in a dark room? Lance scratching his head
1970s Hipolito No. 0, burning BBQ lighting fluid in my garage, for a test after cleaning out the inside of the tank.
If I remember my school chemistry copper gives off a blue/green flame on a standard flame test. Probably one of the few things I do remember!
making me breackfast using me Touring Turm, re-furbished, sand blasted, anti rust painted, then blued, then some parts panted, just have to make a prober knob with air scew in it, for petrol tank
That's a great 530 example and love the flame Tony, not had many flames through it I think? Also would enjoying seeing the left 502 if you have time.
@Barrett The 530 has hardly been used. Me lighting it then may have been the second time. There are two 502s there, both for sale (https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/kerry460-sale-for-his-deceased-estate.46722/). One belonged to Bernie Dawg, the other to @teckguy_58. Cheers Tony
Here is my most recently stove acquisition, this time was a Coleman M1950 dated 1951 with a mountain cook set that match the year.
Thanks @Ed Winskill , this was in my wanted stove list and snagged this from eBay for a very good price than their going rate.
