cooking equipment

[pete]

Dec 2, 2020 22:45:14 GMT Daniel said:

If you use any liquid fuel besides white spirits (white gas/ coleman fuel) in any of these multifuel stoves it will produce a lot of soot. I'd eat cold oats for breakfast before I did it inside my boat.
Potential flare-ups during startup (Marco's note above) are also a risk I wouldn't take inside the boat, particularly in a seaway.

(based on experience using Coleman, Primus and MSR multifuel stoves 20+ years and as a guide/outfitter)

I had a Taylors paraffin stove on my previous boat - pre-heating was essential, and it ran pretty cleanly when burning the pre-heated paraffin. Once you get the pre-heating technique nailed its ok (minimal flares if using meths, i.e. not the actual main fuel), but way less convenient than gas. However finding somewhere to fit a gas bottle with a drain or store gas cannisters outside is a bit of a challenge on the Mini 580. I did see a neat solution to storing the jet boil/ camping stove style cannisters on deck in a pvc plumbing tube with a vent cap on the bottom and a screw lid on top somewhere, the tube was clipped to a guard rail - this seemed simple and effective.

Hi

Sorry about the bad stir on the Origo.

I came across this when looking for alternatives.

www.compass24.com/comfort/pantry-grill-oven/stoves/150526/spirit-cooker-3000-2-flame?sPartner=google_products_com&number=208150_8&gclid=Cj0KCQiAk53-BRD0ARIsAJuNhps26S_4TBOQF5D8pX1-2r0cELSWgz0LgnF_FBowQXkxvN1BnJAEBJYaAsLJEALw_wcB

Looks like to Origo. Then I found a forum comment that suggested these are the 3000 being marketed by a German firm now. How would we know!

Ah - nice find Peter! Yeah its a bit weird not making the change of name obvious as i think i'm not the only person looking for the Origo products judging by the comments elsewhere on the t'interwebs.

[jimschofield]

Could I buy one and cut it in half ?

[Daniel]

Dec 3, 2020 15:14:58 GMT pete said:

Dec 2, 2020 22:45:14 GMT Daniel said:

This seems like a great idea. Would solve all the storage requirements for New Zealand Cat 1 rating.

[Daniel]

Dec 3, 2020 15:14:58 GMT pete said:

Dec 2, 2020 22:45:14 GMT Daniel said:

However finding somewhere to fit a gas bottle with a drain or store gas cannisters outside is a bit of a challenge on the Mini 580. I did see a neat solution to storing the jet boil/ camping stove style cannisters on deck in a pvc plumbing tube with a vent cap on the bottom and a screw lid on top somewhere, the tube was clipped to a guard rail - this seemed simple and effective.

Quote didn't work for some reason.... talking about the gas canister storage idea...seems like a good one.