Found this horrible Trangia clone lately. Just thought I'd share a few images of it before it leaves my hands. As seen, the stove does not infringe Trangias 3d design. This stove is barely held together by the strap. The stove has all the bits you would expect and an extra lid and a strainer for the kettle. The lid of the burner has enough warnings and instructions so it might even be sold in the US. No manufacturers markings anywhere. I bought the stove as a present for a friend who has no backup at all when the power goes out. /Lars
I think it's this one from Biltema: http://www.biltema.se/sv/Fritid/Friluftsliv-och-camping/Gasol--och-stormkok/Stormkok-9-delar-26491/ I don't know why anyone would bother buying one new for that price, when there are proper almost new used Trangias to be had for less. Should work well enough for your intended purpose, though.
Pysen is absolutely right! I paid 20 crowns for it unused! At 200 crowns, I would rather eat my food cold! Every detail of this contraption breathes shoddy craftsmanship and low quality, perhaps with the exception of that kettle with tea strainer.... /Lars
Why are there holes in the upper wind screen?! This kills me that Chinook clone gets it all wrong too! Chinook stove.
Morning, Lars, and All, I got one of the earlier Trangia clones from a seller on the 'bay, and suspect it was made in Taiwan, but there was no tag, or label to verify this. In truth, the one I got is not near as nice as a real Trangia, and the metal is exceedingly thin. BUT, mine does not have any holes in the upper windscreen, and would actually work OK, if I chose to use it for real. I rather like the tea kettle, with it's tea strainer, but again, it's made of really thin materials, which will greatly please the gram-weinies out there, but does not fill me with confidence as to how long it will last. The one I got "looks" better than the ones mentioned, or shown, in this thread, but probably not by too much. At least on the early clones the makers did not bastardize the good Trangia design, but rather ripped it off almost completely, so that stove is functional. Maybe I'll use it at the upcoming CASG8, and see what I think after having done that. Hummmm...... Thanks for sharing the Trangia clone that you got for your friend, Lars. Take care, and God Bless! Every Good Wish, Doc
Paul, you can get the 'Chinook' set for less $$ on e-bay direct from China (shipping incl.). And Lars, that looks like a NON HA version of a [China] Bulin 100.xxxx (not sure of exact model name).