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Hello fellow NWFA preppers...
I spent the last few months perfecting the design of my little cook stoves...
Weighing just 8 oz. this stove will boil a quart of water and keep it simmering for up to 30 minutes with one 2 oz. load of biomass (twigs, sticks, pellets, wood scrap, etc.)
It folds into a compact 3" x 6" for transport and storage.
Made of stainless steel for a lifetime of use.
Wet wood? no problem...just find a little dry wood (under fallen trees ,etc) and the stove will dry the rest of the fuel by placing the fuel under the stove during combustion.
Please visit www.PrepPac.net for more information.
Thanks,
Wheeler44
I spent the last few months perfecting the design of my little cook stoves...
Weighing just 8 oz. this stove will boil a quart of water and keep it simmering for up to 30 minutes with one 2 oz. load of biomass (twigs, sticks, pellets, wood scrap, etc.)
It folds into a compact 3" x 6" for transport and storage.
Made of stainless steel for a lifetime of use.
Wet wood? no problem...just find a little dry wood (under fallen trees ,etc) and the stove will dry the rest of the fuel by placing the fuel under the stove during combustion.
Please visit www.PrepPac.net for more information.
Thanks,
Wheeler44