Swiss Ranger Volcano Stove - Trioxane
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1) Raise the height of the Tri-ox bar on the bottom of a car-tin or some other insert, that will put it within an inch (or two) or "closer" to the vessel.
2) Shugmery made a pot-lid, and used the cup rather than the flask ... under 8 minutes using a mini-bongo spirit burner.
3) Wondering is fresh production ESBIT cubes would fare any better. (if the height was properly adjusted / elevated).
4) Turn off the lights !
5) Thanks !!
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I'd like to know the source for these little stove, if they can sell them for 10 bucks imagine how cheap they would be at cost.
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Over the rainbow??
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What song do u play in beginning of
your videos. I know it but can't thunk of
it now it's bugging me.
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looks like that would be enough to pasturize your water, but cooking is out
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Paint the exterior of the bottle and the cup with 1200f black hi-temp paint to help with heat absorption. The interior and exterior of the stove can also be painted with hi-temp paint - it will not deleteriously effect the stove, and may even help its performance.
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Two Errors:
1. Trioxane does not burn properly sitting upon a metal surface. You must first put a layer of dirt in the bottom of the stove before lighting. Burn time will increase 50%. Triox was designed for US GI stove, intended to be burned upon the ground.
2. Despite what many say, triox DOES have a shelf life. Old triox will burn too quickly.
I've brewed MANY cups of hot tea in the Volcano w/triox over 20 years using only 1/3 -2/3 of a trioxane tablet. I've NEVER seen triox soot before.
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Can you do a test like this with the Volcano and one of the webber fire cubes
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how tall each,are the cooker and the bottle? also, can you tell me the out side diameter of the cooker please?
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Interesting series with the Swiss Ranger stove. I have it on good account the original stove for this kit is a Borde. Sometime known as the "Borde Bomb. They are still being made in Switzerland although on a very limited basis. You wouldn't by chance, have one would you Hiram?
hoz49 2 years ago
I wish. Everytime I see them on eBay they go for a pretty hefty price. You know, that might explain the shape of the door.
hiramcook 2 years ago