That is awesome performance and compares favorably to most alcohol stoves. That stove can feed 10 or 11 people in 48 mins. Pretty Impressive, thanks for sharing.
You have got to use the most scientific method I have ever seen with reguards to wood gas stoves. If we all applied this much detail to energy we would never want for anything ever again. Ever think of adding some thermogenerators to see what level of electricity could be reaped from a burn? This could provide light radio power for a family greatly enhancing their lives. Or even a fan power source should you build a stove that requires a fan.
I'll tell you what, that's not very efficient for heating up. HOWEVER, if you are going to cook sous vide (slow cooking meat at low temperatures) than it is perfect. Right when it hits boil. You're done cooking.
Mr Lanny I dearly respect and enjoy your videos. Its a frog hair from actually being there. If I may say so.. you are hung up on fuel. Especially, the idea of charcoal.
@tonysshadow Mr Hansen understands the effort that goes into a meal in the third world many have to walk for hours a day for water then additional hours for charchoal deforrestation in those areas is beyond what we can comprehend. Also these folks suffer disease from the smoke of inefficient cooking methods they can have their lives greatly enhanced through the use of one of Mr Hansons designs. Using things we throw away we could easily reduce deforrestation and aid in some small way.
Im awful glad to see you still have an interest in small scale. Feeding a village is a bit too ambitious for me. That being said, remembering my times as US Marine...I can easily see a concept here. A few tools to feed a fire team, rifle squad, or platoon.
To put it another way, a few tools to feed a family, in-laws, neighbors.
My mind keeps going back to the old western movies though... lamps burning with coal gas. Fuel stored.
I would dearly love to see where you imagination goes there.
Great !!! Excellent !!! Now if we could get a few thousand of these to Haiti this would really help out sanitizing water and cooking food. All the Best to you Lanny.
Lanny, brilliant as always! Your top lid component is pure genius. Still like your bamboo concepts, hope to see you doing more with bamboo. Can’t wait to see a cooking test vid. Good to hear you narrating your vids again.
That is awesome performance and compares favorably to most alcohol stoves. That stove can feed 10 or 11 people in 48 mins. Pretty Impressive, thanks for sharing.
MrSchpankme 6 months ago
You have got to use the most scientific method I have ever seen with reguards to wood gas stoves. If we all applied this much detail to energy we would never want for anything ever again. Ever think of adding some thermogenerators to see what level of electricity could be reaped from a burn? This could provide light radio power for a family greatly enhancing their lives. Or even a fan power source should you build a stove that requires a fan.
cdltpx 10 months ago
do you have plans available for sale in the US? thanks Jim
oldgravely 11 months ago
I'll tell you what, that's not very efficient for heating up. HOWEVER, if you are going to cook sous vide (slow cooking meat at low temperatures) than it is perfect. Right when it hits boil. You're done cooking.
Quranite 1 year ago
Wow. Extremely impressive work.
wmdrtr 1 year ago
( In a nutshell... charcoal filters water... cooking a stew is nonsense)
tonysshadow 1 year ago
Mr Lanny I dearly respect and enjoy your videos. Its a frog hair from actually being there. If I may say so.. you are hung up on fuel. Especially, the idea of charcoal.
Why??
tonysshadow 1 year ago
@tonysshadow Mr Hansen understands the effort that goes into a meal in the third world many have to walk for hours a day for water then additional hours for charchoal deforrestation in those areas is beyond what we can comprehend. Also these folks suffer disease from the smoke of inefficient cooking methods they can have their lives greatly enhanced through the use of one of Mr Hansons designs. Using things we throw away we could easily reduce deforrestation and aid in some small way.
cdltpx 10 months ago
Im awful glad to see you still have an interest in small scale. Feeding a village is a bit too ambitious for me. That being said, remembering my times as US Marine...I can easily see a concept here. A few tools to feed a fire team, rifle squad, or platoon.
To put it another way, a few tools to feed a family, in-laws, neighbors.
My mind keeps going back to the old western movies though... lamps burning with coal gas. Fuel stored.
I would dearly love to see where you imagination goes there.
tonysshadow 1 year ago
Any special kind of wax?
Nordite 1 year ago
truly spectacular i stand in awe of your great designs! you have to show us how to build this wonder
midgetsarescary 1 year ago
Great design, very inspirational!
changeindirection 1 year ago
Incredible efficiency! Very impressive.
thanks
Druetty 1 year ago
Great !!! Excellent !!! Now if we could get a few thousand of these to Haiti this would really help out sanitizing water and cooking food. All the Best to you Lanny.
rmt0523 1 year ago
Lanny, brilliant as always! Your top lid component is pure genius. Still like your bamboo concepts, hope to see you doing more with bamboo. Can’t wait to see a cooking test vid. Good to hear you narrating your vids again.
WorldStove 1 year ago
Wow good job Lanny I have always loved your vids
TheGrayman1234 1 year ago
Lanny, are you an engineer? Your stuff always works so well, I was wondering if you were.
deezynar 1 year ago
great stuff ,great utility ,awesome work
featherian 1 year ago