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« Reply #100 on: June 03, 2011, 05:38:52 PM »

Nice.  Phil, I have one of those stoves and I love it.  By sheer luck, I found another mounting bracket, so I can move it to either side of the boat.  This was very important to me.  Think I'll get the adapter from HF and start filling my own propane bottles.   I'll look up the brass caps and get a few for my needs and make a PVC pipe container to store them.  Thanks for your post.  Shame they don't make those stoves anymore.

And, I'm going to start using my Presto 1.5 liter pressure cooker on the boat. I upgraded to an all-electric one at home and use it lots.  Getting that pressure cooker flavor down on the boat will be awesome. 

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« Reply #101 on: November 17, 2011, 01:46:21 PM »

It's been a while since I looked at alternatives. Right now I have the cheap 2 burner propane stove from WalMart, but I mostly just use 1 of the burners, so it takes up more space than needed, thus I keep looking... Smiley

Here are some interesting finds from this morning, some are recaps, some are, I think, 'new' to the discussion...

I think I am going to get this one, and give away my cheapo 2 burner, or if possible, chop it up for spare burners:



I've long looked at this one, because I like the small oven/broiler, but it's larger than it needs to be for me, and space is at a premium. It's on sale, $20 off of what its cost has been for the last several years:



Here's a new-to-me product (a propane oven) that seems like a good idea, but is a bit pricey. More specs here, it is pretty large. Still, it runs off of my fuel, so...



Anyone used or seen this one yet?



A stovetop hot-water heater that some may find of interest...



Maybe this could be modified into a small, stovetop oven?



And this thing looks like a way to make hot beverage/cooking water with a minimum of fuel. At its price, it would take a while to recover the costs, but at sea, minimal fuel usage and max efficiency would be nice:



Last, heres a stove which can use propane, gas, or kero - giving maximum flexibility in fuels. Sorry, no pic, the site owners claim copyright on the pic (for no good reason)...  Roll Eyes Huh Tongue



I have the one pictured as the "outback" two burner w/oven, it is actually made by and sold as the "Camp Chef". There was a thread concerning this stove, I and several people on boats where I live have one, they are terrific, two big burners and a small oven that gets up to 450F (no thermastat, just thermometer so you have to watch it untill it gets where you want then turn it all the way down)
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