From: Brent Steiner (brent.steiner@ams.com)
Date: Fri Feb 07 2003 - 12:09:24 CST
We used the dragonfly stoves and really like them compared to other
backpacker stoves I've used. I even had to field clean one once in real
sandy/dusty area and it was a snap to clean the pump cylinder. We used
Philmont pots this last summer and did fine with them but the 8 qt is tough
to store in/on a pack. next time I would opt or the 4 or 6 qt and fire up
another stove.
Brent Steiner
Troop 141
Gbeaglegolf@aol.c
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philmont
I see that most people take 4, 6 or 8 quart pots on treks. The backpacking
pots we have used have been 2 qt. Which larger pots does everyone recommend
and where have you acquired these? I see large kettle type at Campmor and
assume this is what everyone is using. We have used Whisperlite stoves on
our backpacking ventures. These are old and I was going to replace at least
one stove before our trek. Has anyone used the new dragonfly, shaker or
international models and have comments on them.
Thanks,
Garry Black Troop 718
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