Looking to get one of these stoves but whats the difference ? I've also seen the Russian clones that look quite good, anyone with experience with comparing these 3 stoves ?
I have all 3. The 8R and the clone are 1/2 pint stoves and are great for solo/2 person use if you are not going lightweight.
The 111 is still made today and it the stove of choice used by the research stations in the Ant/arctic. It's a monster and will easily melt ali pans!
The 8R (or R8 as the Russian clone is known) will.Will these run on panel wipe ?
I have all 3. The 8R and the clone are 1/2 pint stoves and are great for solo/2 person use if you are not going lightweight.
The 111 is still made today and it is the stove of choice used by the research stations in the Ant/arctic. It's a monster and will easily melt ali pans!
The 8R (or R8 as the Russian clone is known) will.
The 111 comes in various models - mostly paraffin, though one model has a conversion kit to run on meths. Not sure if there is a 'petrol' model though.
Edit: apparently the 111T is a multifuel stove - see this thread
Richard you are a bad man. They are very hard to find!
You don't have a 199 for sale at a sensible price do you?
On a side note, I've run myR8 clone on nothing BUT unleaded petrol and had no problems with it at all.
Si
Just recently got my hands on an 8R...happy as a kid at christmas!!
Almost makes me feel greedy for looking for a 111...
I think the current version of the 111, is the Hiker+ sporting the Nova+ burner.
Ok, silly question where does the restrictor tube go?. I forgot the one I bought off Cliff was the tri-fuel version and came with the restrictor but I haven't really looked at using it with meths yet.This is an ex army (Brit) 111T stove, note the restrictor tube on the chain; when fitted it allows you to burn meths/methanol/ethanol.
I sold a spare 199 to a very nice man in Japan who gave me lots of money