Heineken Keg Pot with Built in Heat Exchanger part of the Troop 73 Alcohol Stove Project

Make your Keg Pot with a Built in Heat Exchanger to have faster boil times using less fuel.

A Troop 73 Alcohol Stove Project.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• alcohol
• stove
• keg
• pot
• heat
• sink
• exchanger
• boil
• water
• ultralight
• backpacking
• camping
• troop
• 73
• alameda

[robmochdre]

Advancements in technology ???

Your just trying to reinvent the wheel ,

But in the shape of a square.

I commend your efforts but simply adding

Creases you are not adding surface area.

The jet boil works because of its vastly increase surface area !!!

Check out a storm kettle you'll be impressed !!

[MrBillTroop73]

@robmochdre Dude, it was an experiment. You seem like a reasonable person...

[robmochdre]

By the comments on here , I had better throw out my trangia

[MrBillTroop73]

@robmochdre and go live in some hole somewhere and protest any advancement in any kind of technology, and, and, and, ...

[nightraven4]

Is it only me that watched this, because It said "Heineken"?

[MrBillTroop73]

@c0ldelement Wow, another youtuber that is a waste of real life space, how boring.

[banaandre]

@robmochdre He actually is adding surface area by creasing the material. Due to plastic (permanent) deformation of the aluminum, a residual strain is present after the load is removed, which directly results in an increased surface area.

[patrq]

He did it to show how to boil water quicker by increasing surface area, ie. survival situations to purify water

[JimssWorld]

@SuperGozzy its a good job we dont wrap sandwiches in the stuff then isnt it

[JimssWorld]

@fairmanbaby morrisons mate

[MrBillTroop73]

@p20 Please show peer reviewed test results where aluminum from beer cans was found in Brits teeth.

[p20]

@MrLibbyloulou look at the brits teeth and the quesstion answers itself