theoctagon
Thru Hiker
As above 
Evernew 600ml pot
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theoctagon
Thru Hiker
Cheers Jacko, will drop him a message
ADz
Thru Hiker
Sorry Matt it went.
If you get the pot you should consider the Sidewinder Ti-Tri to go with it. It's a great combination and the cone shield rolls up and fits in pot unlike the Caldera/Ali version.
http://www.traildesigns.com/stoves/caldera-sidewinder
If you get the pot you should consider the Sidewinder Ti-Tri to go with it. It's a great combination and the cone shield rolls up and fits in pot unlike the Caldera/Ali version.
http://www.traildesigns.com/stoves/caldera-sidewinder
theoctagon
Thru Hiker
No longer needed
ADz
Thru Hiker
No longer needed
Which version did you go for bud? You checked out the Titanium cone/burner? The full setup is really light and very fuel efficient. I have both the 600 and 900 pots with ti cones for both. They're my fave setups now
Tartanferret
Thru Hiker
As well as an aluminium one for the msr kettle?
My god, i thought it was just one ally and one Ti
My god, i thought it was just one ally and one Ti
ADz
Thru Hiker
Haha, Yes Ali for Titan and Ti each for the 600/900 Evernew's
If you remember I originally bought the Ali one of the Evernew's but didn't realize it wouldn't fit inside the pot like the Ti version does so got a Ti for both. All stuff - cone/burner/fuel tabs etc fit inside pot rather then having an extra canister for everything like on the Ali versions.
theoctagon
Thru Hiker
Yeah fancied one for years, used a myog version a few times with my 550ml pot and impressed so finally got the sidewinder
DIY version:
DIY version:
theoctagon
Thru Hiker
Yeah on the other side, not as swish as the dove-tail on the TD ones but does the job
I've got the 600 and short Evernew pot, also got an older CC for my Tibetan 900 pot.
Good bits of kit but pricey for what is effectively a windshield, they do work well in meths mode though, if a little fussy about level ground. I've not used the inner cone or done any wood burning in mine, I have a Bushbuddy for those trips.
Good bits of kit but pricey for what is effectively a windshield, they do work well in meths mode though, if a little fussy about level ground. I've not used the inner cone or done any wood burning in mine, I have a Bushbuddy for those trips.
Just with the stove, getting the right flame height or just being clear ground, I camp on quite a lot of tussocky ground and have a had a few occasions when I've searched for a small flat rock rather than trying to balance the stove on wonky straw-like grass. I've not had a problem with the pot and windshield though, that plonks on top of most things quite happily.
Mole
Thru Hiker
Ah. I see. So the stove not the windshield/support. My cones (Until the Ti Tri sidewinder) are all homemade using Captain Paranoias program. I always used homemade stoves before settling on the Starlyte. Did sometimes have the probs you describe with a the Mini Zen chimney (scroll down) stove I used for a couple years prior to that. I don't really rate the 12-10 compared to the Starlyte or even the Mini Zen chimney- it just seems oversized for the job it does.
I knocked up one of those "ally screw top tin with carbon felt and wire mesh" stoves a few months back, works well with my 600 pot.
I had a 12-10 with my 900 pot and CC, it got pretty mangled after a few trips so I binned it, serves me right for not using the caddy.
I had a 12-10 with my 900 pot and CC, it got pretty mangled after a few trips so I binned it, serves me right for not using the caddy.
The Bushbuddy is a good wood burner though, not just a grate or box style stove, once it's going it'll happily burn away thumb thick pieces of damp and punky wood. I tend to use mine through autumn and winter for hammocking trips to the Cairngorms, supplemented with a Fancee Feest and small bottle of fuel for backup. It'll happily chug along with a frying pan on the top, handy if you hit a village with a butchers