Click stand with a Trangia multifuel or gas burner?
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Its one of these.
Thanks for that, now I'm thinking why not just use the Trangia stand/windshield??? each to their own I guess
by the way that's not meant to start any sort of argument, just me typing my personal thoughts.
because you can't do this with a Trangia windshieldThanks for that, now I'm thinking why not just use the Trangia stand/windshield??? each to their own I guess
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the roll of 'foil' on the left is the stainless windshield btw
because you can't do this with a Trangia windshield
the roll of 'foil' on the left is the stainless windshield btw
but if you do that, you have not got anywhere to store your pots and kettle! Just seems odd to me, to change a tried and tested system after all, if it aint broke why fix it!!
once again thats just my personal thoughts, and not intended to start/fuel an argument.
As none of this is helping to answer the original question, i shall now leave this thread in the hopes that an answer will be forthcomming
I tried the Markhill version and found the underpipe was too deep for the clickstand.
Tried a woodfire too with reasonable sucess http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22041
Srierner ( posts 63 + 64 of this thread http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22041 )
is Scott Reiner of Clickstand, that thread suggest he was going to produce a special side piece, don't know if he ever did, might be worth contacting him by email. Note the thread is 6 years old so don't expect him to remember it
Cheers Glen,
I don't have a click at the moment, but from memory I thout it might be a bit shallow - many thanks
Andy
I don't have a click at the moment, but from memory I thout it might be a bit shallow - many thanks
Andy
Well blow me down, that looks good, anyone got one? How red hot does the burner get?
That's the very chap, and doesn't it look good! I'm amazed, I would have thought the burner was too deep to, but it just occured to me, why couldn't you dig a little hole under it anyway
So my Trangia with M/F and gas adapters just became three seperate burners if necessary!
Thanks for finding the picture
Andy
From the site...
The Clikstand S-2G is a Clikstand S-2 modified to accept gas burners (specifically the Gas Burner and Multifuel Burner made by Trangia) . The S-2G has a slot on one side to allow clearance for the gas hose/control as well as an additional set of slots to raise the burner platform to the required height for the gas burners. Like the S-2 it is a collapsible and high performance pot-stand designed for use with gas burners, alcohol burners or solid fuel tablets. The patented design is precision made in the U.S.A. from the highest quality tempered stainless steel for a lifetime of service. It has been optimized through extensive testing to provide excellent performance and ease of use in the field. It's three point design provides a stable, wobble-free platform for any size cook pot on any surface. When collapsed it will easily fit into a shirt pocket or small cook pot. It is ideal for backpackers, bikers, canoeists or anyone who needs an ultralight, reliable, compact stove.
The Clikstand S-2G is a Clikstand S-2 modified to accept gas burners (specifically the Gas Burner and Multifuel Burner made by Trangia) . The S-2G has a slot on one side to allow clearance for the gas hose/control as well as an additional set of slots to raise the burner platform to the required height for the gas burners. Like the S-2 it is a collapsible and high performance pot-stand designed for use with gas burners, alcohol burners or solid fuel tablets. The patented design is precision made in the U.S.A. from the highest quality tempered stainless steel for a lifetime of service. It has been optimized through extensive testing to provide excellent performance and ease of use in the field. It's three point design provides a stable, wobble-free platform for any size cook pot on any surface. When collapsed it will easily fit into a shirt pocket or small cook pot. It is ideal for backpackers, bikers, canoeists or anyone who needs an ultralight, reliable, compact stove.
It may have Trangia written on the tank but the working parts are the dead same as those made by Optimus for the old Nova which is one hell of a stove.
Why they buggered around with it to make the Nova+ with all plastic parts and the control away from the burner I'll never understand!
ATB
Tom
Why they buggered around with it to make the Nova+ with all plastic parts and the control away from the burner I'll never understand!
ATB
Tom
I know, I've just bought one and it's such a lovely solid piece of kit - it makes me smile just knowing I own it
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