Wanted: MSR Pocket Rocket
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Have you had a look at these they are very good and fold up very small. Mine fits inside my titanium mug with a gas bottle no problem.
http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/product42.asp
http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/product42.asp
ColdIron, I can well understand why. My mate has one and they're brilliant.
Gibbsy, those stoves look good, but do you know what the boiling time is for a litre of water? I can't seem to find it on the website.
As concerns the classified, I think I will just go ahead and buy from postfree
Thanks anyway
Gibbsy, those stoves look good, but do you know what the boiling time is for a litre of water? I can't seem to find it on the website.
As concerns the classified, I think I will just go ahead and buy from postfree
Thanks anyway
Boiling 1l, according to http://www.msrcorp.com/stoves/pocket_rocket.asp takes 3.5 minutes.
Only problem i encountered is the very concentrated heat it generates.
But stil imho 9.5/10 for gas.
Tip: get a "foot rest" from Primus.
Only problem i encountered is the very concentrated heat it generates.
But stil imho 9.5/10 for gas.
Tip: get a "foot rest" from Primus.
I Agree With Coldlron Great Peice Of Kit ,use Mine All The Time ,i Have Seen A Deal ,on For The Pocket Rocket And A Titanium Mug ,sorry Can Not Think Where Though
They are amongst the best of the gas burners, and an almost clone of the old Epi Gas Micro stove. A hot burner but as mentioned by another, the flame spread is small so be prepared for a lot of stiring if cooking things like rice and pulses
As a stove collector my advise with any new stove is to practise at home with any new stove and try out the meals you intend cook in the field; this is a good way of finding out the plus and minus points of any cooker
As a stove collector my advise with any new stove is to practise at home with any new stove and try out the meals you intend cook in the field; this is a good way of finding out the plus and minus points of any cooker
The pocket rocket won't let you down, really well made, don't use mine much nowadays but wouldnt be without it, as for boil times it really comes down to the fuel used and the mix of gasses(?), most cartridge stoves are very similar in heat output, differences in times can mostly be put down to the way they have been tested
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