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Question: How is this verses a Solo Titan gasification system?
Document: This system is AMAZING! I have been camping and active in the outdoors for almost 30 years and have never encountered an outdoor product so innovative and useful as this stove system. It is incredibly efficient, hardly had any ash left over after an hour of burning spruce kindling and pinecones for a backyard Tinfoil salmon grilled dinner on the CampGrill. I haven't even tried out the power charging system, but that is just the icing on the cake in my opinion.
I had to add more fuel about every five minutes.The BioLite boiled a half full kettle in less than ten minutes. The fan system absolutely works. I give the BioLite an A+ in the stove department. It truly amazed me.The draw of the BioLight is not in its cooking ability, it is in its charging ability. Does it actually charge stuff?Yes. Quite nicely.After about three minutes of having a nice fire going, the light on the front turns green.
what a neat stove-works very well-super hot. very easy to get started. whats neat is you can burn anything in it-also can cook on it.
this campstove works great. boils water fast and will burn even wet sticks after you get it going. i set mine up in the back yard to test it wile the kids played in the snow. made coco and kept hands warm.
need to cook any time this is the stove to have needs no fuel mother nat provides it all plus your electronices never run out of power.
You'll want to break off twigs from dead tree branches rather than harvesting it off the ground if it's been raining recently. You may want to pickup small twigs and sticks along your hike and keep them in a small dry bag for when the weather is good - just to help get the stove started. * You may not be able to use this in campsites or parks that do not allow fires of any sort.
You could work around this problem somewhat with a tripod holding the pot over it or some other means of suspending the pot while being able to feed the fire at same time. Worthless as a battery charger though, absolutely worthless.
Wow, what an amazing gadget! My family just adores going out camping together, and we're always looking for ways to spice up our adventures. We bought the Biolite as a novelty (and so that my eldest could keep his cellphone charged! ), but ended up falling in love with its utility, compactness, and simplicity. It was simply easier and more fun to cook on this thing than your average campstove!
With a decently good fire going, the heat output of this stove is downright POWERFUL! It can literally bring a pot of water to boil as quickly as your average electric stove burner. Admittedly, you will probably have to pull your pot off the stove one or more times if you are cooking something that requires a good amount of time to cook. But if you are simply disinfecting a small amount of drinking water, you might not have to (depending on the amount of water).
When we finally came to our romantic spot of choice, the BioLite served as the ultimate medium to cut the awkwardness of the moment. She was so floored by the concept of a campstove that was not gas-run. Furthermore, rather than sitting together in silence, we had a great time looking around us to find the perfectly sized twigs, wood chips that could properly ignite the stove so that we could boil our water together.
Answer: no