Radius No.6 from 1940s.

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  1. kerophile

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    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.

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    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;

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    Best Regards,
    Keophile.
     
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    Another very fine fettle Kerophile, I really like the look of that stove, all flowing and curved.

    Regards,
    Alan
     
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