In addition to altitude (comments indicate 200 feet) you need to specify starting temperature for the water. This can vary widely - in some mountain towns its around 40F while in some areas during the summer it's around 70F.
i fill my PrimusEta up an inch from the top to boil corn, shrimp, eggs, etc. using my penny stove or my "DragonStorm" Stove and it is really fast. It is even faster than MSR pots or any other pot i have tried. And believe me you use less fuel.
I dont want you to think this is a complaint, but now try that 3000ft up a mountain in the pissing rain with a 40MPH wind @ 2 deg C,so to re-cap ON A COLD ,WET & WINDY MOUNTAIN,and not in the kitchen .
I think you may have missed the point of this video, it was to compare the ability to boil water with a very good backpacking set up compared to a kitchen stove. Ask your self --how would the kitchen stove do in the cold windy conditions you mentioned ? Not very well !!
Thank you Sir for your reply,I ment no disrespect,and as you say it was a compareson between the pocket rocket and the kitchen cooker,but as i tend not to take the kitchen cooker onto the hills with me but i do with the pocket type cookers i have found many times they need protecting from the elements.and Please feel free to comment on any of my videos,Sorry for the missunderstanding.
yeah make sure you put the lid on and just turn the heat down to simmer it will bring the water to a gentle boil conserving fuel as most of the heat is pushed up the sides of the pot when you try and blast the pot you should hardly feel any heat going up the sides then all the heat will go into the exchanger. The water will take longer to boil but it will be much quieter and fuel efficient
Minutes must be a new term for "forever" where you come from.
You try cooking half a pheasant roadkill curry for two on an trangia.
Optimus Nova+ all the way, boils faster than my gas hob at home, let alone a half filled propane canister, balanced precariously boiling enough water for a cup of tea at a time.
true enough, depends on what you're cooking I guess, if ya don't HAVE to use the rocket, i'd rather use something quiet, that thing is a beast as far as noise
What kinda gas canister is that? I have a pocketrocket and someone told me that I should only use MSR canisters. Something about threads not matching up.
@katygfmu i have a pocket rocket and a jetboil PCS and the fuel canister threads are a universal pattern. they recomend to use their own fuel blend as well (probably what that person told you) but the fuels are pretty much the same too
In addition to altitude (comments indicate 200 feet) you need to specify starting temperature for the water. This can vary widely - in some mountain towns its around 40F while in some areas during the summer it's around 70F.
nonamesnonames 1 year ago
that's a fast little pocket rocket! how long would the canister last?
To help with the heat and storage try a PotPal.
SoulTrampers 2 years ago
Bout two hours overall burn time
AUGRE12345 2 years ago
i fill my PrimusEta up an inch from the top to boil corn, shrimp, eggs, etc. using my penny stove or my "DragonStorm" Stove and it is really fast. It is even faster than MSR pots or any other pot i have tried. And believe me you use less fuel.
afterthefox7 2 years ago
great video...what alcohol stove setup would you recommend for best results with a primua eta power pot (to boil 16 to 32 ounces of water)?
04dave03 3 years ago
someone want to chat
i cant watch this video No
362737 3 years ago
I dont want you to think this is a complaint, but now try that 3000ft up a mountain in the pissing rain with a 40MPH wind @ 2 deg C,so to re-cap ON A COLD ,WET & WINDY MOUNTAIN,and not in the kitchen .
infraredtechnician 3 years ago
I think you may have missed the point of this video, it was to compare the ability to boil water with a very good backpacking set up compared to a kitchen stove. Ask your self --how would the kitchen stove do in the cold windy conditions you mentioned ? Not very well !!
minibulldesign 3 years ago 2
Thank you Sir for your reply,I ment no disrespect,and as you say it was a compareson between the pocket rocket and the kitchen cooker,but as i tend not to take the kitchen cooker onto the hills with me but i do with the pocket type cookers i have found many times they need protecting from the elements.and Please feel free to comment on any of my videos,Sorry for the missunderstanding.
infraredtechnician 3 years ago
yeah make sure you put the lid on and just turn the heat down to simmer it will bring the water to a gentle boil conserving fuel as most of the heat is pushed up the sides of the pot when you try and blast the pot you should hardly feel any heat going up the sides then all the heat will go into the exchanger. The water will take longer to boil but it will be much quieter and fuel efficient
jrichardson6 3 years ago
good lord that's really loud and annoying, I'd be ok with waiting a few extra minutes for a silent alcohol stove =)
Trancended 3 years ago
Minutes must be a new term for "forever" where you come from.
You try cooking half a pheasant roadkill curry for two on an trangia.
Optimus Nova+ all the way, boils faster than my gas hob at home, let alone a half filled propane canister, balanced precariously boiling enough water for a cup of tea at a time.
hacklikethis 3 years ago
true enough, depends on what you're cooking I guess, if ya don't HAVE to use the rocket, i'd rather use something quiet, that thing is a beast as far as noise
Trancended 3 years ago
agreed - if you just need a warm beverage, silent and instant alcohol wins every time.
hacklikethis 3 years ago
"Pheasant roadkill curry on a Trangia"...
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dcbernard 2 years ago
"Pheasant roadkill curry on a Trangia"...
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I too would like to see this cooking video...
lampertron 2 years ago
What kinda gas canister is that? I have a pocketrocket and someone told me that I should only use MSR canisters. Something about threads not matching up.
katygfmu 3 years ago
This is a jetboil canister --they are universal
minibulldesign 3 years ago
@katygfmu i have a pocket rocket and a jetboil PCS and the fuel canister threads are a universal pattern. they recomend to use their own fuel blend as well (probably what that person told you) but the fuels are pretty much the same too
kittykatkevin 1 year ago
I used one of these stoves and unfortunately set fire to my beard causing severe burns. I am now scared for life and my dog attacks me on sight.
trumpetbeek 4 years ago
Don't put your face directly next to over the burner next time; I burnt my eyebrows once lighting a camp sstove.
yuandrew 4 years ago
WOW!!! That was fast!!!! I have a pocket rocket too, but I always use my alcohol stove because the pocket rocket sounds like a jet engine.
Chax13 4 years ago
This was 200 feet above sea level
minibulldesign 4 years ago
Great.
You have nice videos.
fraud66 4 years ago
Impressive! This also means that fuel efficiency is better than with a normal pot. Thanks for uploading! =)
koppimopo 4 years ago
me likey!
bakcompat 4 years ago
Cold hungry hikers!
SupraWes 4 years ago
Yikes! What's the rush?
stinkfart 4 years ago