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Re: Gas stove with pressure cooker.
I'd love to see those weights as well. I thought GSI was the only one that made small pressure cookers. I think 2.7L is perfect though - anything less and it's strictly a one-person cooking...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 04, 8:39am
Re: Re: Just tried my OmniLite - not able to keep my pressure cooker at pressure
The Muka was completely unfazed with auto gas. I really like the high output of the Muka and the easy lighting. It would be fine in a tent vestibule because the initial flame during priming isn'...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 03, 6:52pm
Re: Pressure cooker?
It's not a very large pressure cooked - it's tiny in fact when you consider that I can only use about half of the 2.7L volume for cooking. However, I didn't think that it would be a...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 03, 6:36pm
Just tried my OmniLite - not able to keep my pressure cooker at pressure
I just tried my OmniLite for the first time. I used auto gas for the first try since that's all I had at the time. I cook with a 2.7L GSI Halulite Pressure Cooker. The Soto Muka had no problem ...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 03, 3:33pm
Re: Re: Went with the Primus OmniLite Ti
Thank you for all the tips! One questions about the Omnilite - the reason I said I wasn't sure about the flexible fuel line is because more flexible generally means thinner, and thinner can ...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 02, 4:55pm
Went with the Primus OmniLite Ti
I decided to go for the Primus OmniLite Ti. Moontrail had it for $150, I added the $20 maintenance kit, and next day shipping for (gasp) $50 since I have things I need to cook that will go bad, and...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 01, 4:03pm
Re: MSR
Have you ever had trouble with the plastic on the MSR? Here's a blog I just read: http://www.pedallingabout.com/2012/10/23/stove-reviews-msr-whisperlite-versus-primus-omnifuel/ "W...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 01, 2:25pm
Re: Re: Svea or 8R or optimus 99
The only thing that I don't like about the SVEA is the heat output - 4780 BTU compared to ~8500 for the OmniLite Ti. That's almost 50% less.... I know it's bulletproof and all, but damn...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 01, 2:21pm
So undecided.
Gah, I'm getting really undecided here: Primus OmniLite Ti - includes mini fuel bottle, metal pump, 12 oz (341 g) with pump, can use canisters, auto gas (petrol), kerosene, diesel, butane/ca...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 01, 1:54pm
Re: Primus omnilite Ti, followed by MSR dragonfly
I'm really liking the Omnilight Ti. Uses more types of fuel than the MSRs, lighter, can use my existing canisters, can simmer, is a little less in the BTU department, but I'm just not su...

In GEAR » Most reliable and field serviceable gasoline stove?
May 01, 9:50am

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