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Stuart R (Scunnered) - BPL Premium Member

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"When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot measure it, when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meagre and unsatisfactory kind; it may be the beginning of knowledge, but you have scarcely in your thoughts advanced to the state of science, whatever the matter may be."
Sir William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) 1883

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All Forum Posts by Stuart R

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	Re: Re: RE: Electric Bic These piezo lighters are very common in Europe. I find them much easier to use than the old flint type (due to huge fingers/thumbs). I have used them at 2000m (6000') with no problems at all.	In GEAR » Bic Mini vs. Bic Mini electric April 10, 8:04am
	double post .	In GEAR » How Much White Gas Do I Need? April 08, 2:35am
	Re: Confused It's been some time since I last used a naptha/white gasoline or kerosene stove, but I always used meths/alcohol or esbit tabs to prime it.	In GEAR » How Much White Gas Do I Need? April 08, 2:35am
	Re: Canister Stoves 101: Thread Care It is worth mentioning that stoves with aluminium threads are more prone to wearing out than stoves with brass threads, as aluminium is softer than brass. The MSR Pocket Rocket is a particular exa...	In GEAR » Canister Stoves 101: Thread Care April 05, 5:13am
	Re: Re: Heat Given that a burning flame is 'hot' and everything around it is 'cold', what matters is the heat output of the flame, i.e. Watts (or BTUs) and the heat capacity of the thing being h...	In GEAR » Will an Aluminum Cook Pot work with a Wood Burning Stove? March 30, 5:55am
	Colours and temperatures I don't know where that 'glow chart' came from but the bottom half is highly suspect. The Draper Point (525 C) is the temperature at which substances start to visibly glow, below that t...	In GEAR » Will an Aluminum Cook Pot work with a Wood Burning Stove? March 30, 3:26am
	Re: Re: Coleman non-slip pots External diameter, excluding the lip at the top: Large pot: 154mm Small pot: 148mm	In GEAR » Coleman non-slip pots March 29, 2:39pm
	Coleman non-slip pots Anyone who has experienced or is concerned about pots slipping off their stove may be interested to read my Coleman Exponent non-slip pots review.	In GEAR » Coleman non-slip pots March 29, 1:02pm
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Tent pole sleeve design: inside or outside? For my first attempt I made the sleeve from silnylon. Bad idea - too much friction preventing the aluminium alloy pole from sliding in. So then I made a new sleeve from noseeum mesh (the fabric wit...	In Make Your Own Gear » Tent pole sleeve design: inside or outside? March 28, 1:00pm
	Re: Re: Re: Tent pole sleeve design: inside or outside? Sorry, I don't know what you mean by poles "threading".	In Make Your Own Gear » Tent pole sleeve design: inside or outside? March 28, 9:10am

All Reader Reviews by Stuart R

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	Coleman Exponent Non-stick Cook Kit At first glance this looks like just another anodised aluminium cook set, but on closer inspection you will find that these pots have a real standout feature. There is a spiral groove machined or stam...	In Cookware - Other March 29, 12:43pm