Jetboil Stove (Jetboil Personal Cooking System) REVIEW
2004年4月11日 · In addition to increases in fuel efficiency, the thoughtful design of the Jetboil Stove adds many functional improvements to the backcountry kitchen. At $79, the Jetboil Personal Cooking System is an attractive price for a complete cooking setup. On the downside, the Jetboil Stove is still a quarter-to-half pound heavier than the lightest ...
Ruta Locura Jetboil Stove Kit w/BRS-3000T Stove (Review)
2015年9月9日 · This is a review of the Jetboil Stove Kit manufactured and distributed by Ruta Locura designed to reduce the weight of the Jetboil Personal Cooking System (PCS) by about three ounces. For the purpose of this review, I will be reviewing the kit as an upgrade to the Jetboil Sol Ti, which is the lightest model in the Jetboil PCS series.
Lipstick on a Pig? Wind & Cold Temperature Testing of the Jetboil …
2021年3月26日 · However, the Jetboil Stash scores lower on power (F_power, i.e., that fraction of the StoveBench score that describes how much water was heated in a given amount of time) than the average upright canister stove we tested. Again, this isn’t surprising given that the Jetboil Stash is a low-BTU burner.
Jetboil Joule Review - Part 1, Overview - Backpacking Light
2014年7月15日 · average upright canister stove was 11.6 g/L, four Jetboil models were between 8.5 and 9.5 g/L, Reactor was 10.5 g/L. From this (Ryan's) article Jetboil and Reactor were 9.5 g/L. So Roger and Ryan are pretty consistent on the Jetboil (although Roger didn't measure the inverted Jetboil). Roger measured Reactor 10% higher than Ryan.
Jetboil Sol Ti Premium Cooking System Review - Backpacking Light
2011年10月19日 · Recently purchased the Companion Cup as a second titanium add-on to our Sol Titanium Stove kit. It looks like Jetboil has retooled the lock slots on the bottom of the cup, our original kit was purchased over the Summer 2011. The new titanium pot has a much better action and fit. More like a camera lens mount than ever.
Upright Canister Stove Reviews, StoveBench Tests, and Gear Guide
2019年5月13日 · Exclusive stove designs that are designed and marketed under relatively well-known brand names, consisting of unique assemblies of burners, wind blades, stacks, pot supports, valves, and regulators. These brands include MSR, Jetboil, Snow Peak, Soto, Primus, Kovea, Fire Maple, and Optimus.
Jetboil cold weather heat exchanger - Backpacking Light
2015年1月15日 · Definitely. Put finger on canister and if it's hot, turn stove off. Maybe okay if it's warm on top but cold on the side where the butane is inside? "For my Winter Stove production I found that a strip of 1.2 mm thick aluminium was much better than wider and thinner. It lost less heat on the way down." Good point.
WideSea/Soto WindMaster: a Jetboil Stash alternative
2022年3月24日 · This is to be expected as the stove to bottom of the pot cannot be optimized due to the flux ring geometry. Slight gains may be realized by turning the power down even further. Performance in the wind is far superior. I would speculate that the Widesea/Soto system performance at an 8 mph wind was on par with the JetBoil stash at 5 mph wind.
MSR WindBurner Review (Stove System) - Backpacking Light
2016年5月11日 · The MSR WindBurner is a 1-liter (33.8 oz) capacity, radiant-burner, integrated canister stove system. MSR claims that the WindBurner’s “100% primary air combustion, enclosed design, and internal pressure regulator work together to make [the] stove virtually impervious to outside conditions” (which we presume means “stormy” i.e., windy ...
A DIY version of the Jetboil Stash - Backpacking Light
2021年2月1日 · Update on the DIY Hyper Efficient Stove System for an HX Mug. Making a DIY kit for the Sterno Inferno mug makes sense. You can put a kit together that is lighter than the JetBoil Stash and wind protection at least as good as the JetBoil Zip. Fuel efficiency in calm conditions have been great: 4 grams to boil 2 cups of 70 F / 6 grams at 2.7 mph.