Hi, here are some photos of a favourite stove; a Radius No.6 dating I believe from the 1940s. This is a classic three-leg, brass tank, stove of about 2-pints capacity, fitted with a regulated burner. This particular regulated silent burner is the best preforming example of regulated burner that I have ever used, being very controllable and producing excellent flame-pattern over the whole range. Best Regards, Kerophile.
Hi, I just found this "As Received" image of the above Radius No.6 stove. As you can see it came to me with a simple silent burner, and room for improvement; Best Regards, Keophile.
Another very fine fettle Kerophile, I really like the look of that stove, all flowing and curved. Regards, Alan
Further to my ignorant message about the Radius No. 6, Blackdog has directed me to the Gallery where I found Kerophile’s photos and commentary about his example of this stove ( very exciting that was) And even more interesting was the discovery that Kerophile’s stove does not have the small nut braised into the tank for emptying excess fuel. I will try to follow the directions from the Swedish master about posting photos. But I should point out ( in spite of the deafening jeers I can hear from members) that there are some people, and I am one, who through old age or incompetence or both have huge problems with technical matters and posting photos of my Radius will tax me to the utmost. However, I will try.
