Interesting, the Crux and Crux Lite I have are of recent manufacture and the country of origin is Romania. I wasn't aware that the Crux family was...
It is more of a personal fun thing in my case as it allows me to run a stove indoors under a range hood. Shutdown is immediate and there's no...
Isopropyl burns clean with a blue flame in pressurized stoves from my experience. The larger jet diameter means that the output is there, I tend...
At $1.50 a quart pre-pandemic prices, 91% alcohol is about 13k BTUs per dollar. At $8.86 a gallon prices, white gas is about 14.5k BTUs per...
91% isopropyl alcohol before the pandemic was around $1.50 per quart (close to a liter) and has similar BTUs per dollar value as a gallon of white...
I was able to convert my MSR Whisperlite and Simmerlite to burn on 91% isopropyl alcohol by enlarging the jet to 1/32". I chose the kerosene jet...
Interesting, the Muka has that little tiny piece of mesh before the nozzle. The Stormbreaker has a similar filter mesh but it is mounted on the...
I don't think I have any local pump kerosene in the area and the only stuff I can buy is in the gallon jugs which are very seasonal, along with...
Multiple wordy posts from above summarized for anyone looking for quick information: Charcoal lighter fluid in the US is likely kerosene or a...
Also as this didn't make it into the first post, on looking up "Isoparaffinic Hydrocarbon" I stumbled onto an industrial solvent's "petitioned...
I'm fairly certain that in my quest to find alternative fuels (Pre-pandemic I was able to get 91% isopropyl for cheap when it came to the...
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