LOFI Ultralight Titanium Woodgas Stove - Comprehensive Review скачать в хорошем качестве

LOFI Ultralight Titanium Woodgas Stove - Comprehensive Review

LOFI Stove https://www.lofi.com/?v=3e8d115eb4b3 Information from Jonny Hey Mark, Thank you so much! What a wonderful review, it's so good to see others using and enjoying the LOFI stove. You've obviously put many hours into making this video and it really shows well the thought and detail I have put into designing the little stove. I thought I'd answer a few comments (thanks everyone) and add to the details in your video: The LOFI cookpot is a 820ml pot, it's a slightly taller version of a standard 750ml (the stove fits in a 750ml with the lid flipped over). I'm working on a new USB-C cable that will power the stove from a phone. Taking approx 1-2% battery to boil 1L water. I've powered the stove of a small solar panel and it worked great (    • ☀️Solar powered LOFI wood stove 🔥   ). The ember guard also works really well as a wind shield in bad weather, it really seems to keep the heat in. LOFI ratchet snips weigh in at 129grams and cut through 1" dry wood. Burning wood is regarded as carbon neutral, unlike Isobutane gas from fossil fuels. The price is £155 GBP (not £185 mentioned), that is $266 CAD for the stove only, and can be used with most cook pots. https://www.lofi.com/products/cooking... Some people are really enjoying it, and others are finding it too expensive for what it offers them. I get that, and that's ok :) Long term I hope to reduce to cost or make a cheaper Stainless steel version of the design. The joy for me is design and making them, and am constantly looking into new ideas to explore and have fun with. I'm currently working on ways to control / reduce the heat output for a simmer & lighter cooking, but I'm not finding it so simple. I think charcoal might be the way forward here... it's extremely lightweight and slow burning. I hope this helps, Jonny 185.00 pounds = 317.00CAD (included the pot) Special thanks to Jonny at LOFI Comes With Stove Ember guard USB-C cable with speed controller 750ml Pot 2 x stuff sacks clippers manual Key Features Ultralight titanium wood gas stove Adjustable speed fan Multi-fuel (organic) Clean, smoke-free combustion Base remains cool. Stove won’t scorch the ground Can be operated with either a power bank or through the reverse charging function on modern phones   Specifications Weight – Stove 5.0oz / 143g with stuff sack 5.7oz / 143g Weight - Total 10.3oz / 304g with 750ml titanium pot and stuff sacks Height 4.3” / 110mm Diameter 3.4” / 87mm Power 45mA (low) to 310mA (high) 10,000mAh power bank will last between 24 hours and 175 hours Operation Always have fan on when burning Leave fan on until all heat is out Can be lit top down (TLUD) or from the bottom NOTES Ember guard – Serves to prevent sparks and embers from flying out and reflects heat back toward the pot. Also a condenser or focuser keeping wood gasses in. Also acts as a bit of a funnel for dropping sticks in How to simmer with it Turn fan to low speed Maybe a stand above the top Enough pellets to bring to boil and use embers to simmer. Add a few pellets as required   Cost-benefit comparison with a gas canister stove Weight of stove and power bank VS stove and canister Stove, pot and Klarus PB (6.2oz/176g) = 16.5oz/480g Hornet 2, 750ml Ti Pot (4.3oz/123g) and 8oz fuel = 19.4oz/550g Cost for each new and over time Environmental considerations Wood pellets cost $0.04 per gram = $1.80 per 2-cups of water 8oz/227g fuel canister costs $9.00CAD and weighs 13.4oz/380g Isobutane costs $0.24 per gram. Six times as much as wood pellets FM Hornet 2 weighs 1.7oz/48g and uses 6g to boil 2 cups/500ml water = $1.44 per 2-cups of water Ergo = 8oz/227g of fuel will provide 37 boils Alternative Fuels Charcoal works reasonably well and is long lasting Pinecones produce intense flame and heat but are short lived Tested with dried deer pellets. Works well but must be dry Tested with pasta, Triscuits, peanuts. All worked well by required that a fire be started first. They left a thick ash behind Tested with a Trangia and was slower than Trangia and simple holder   Performance Testing Max capacity for wood pellets – 185 grams – 20 minutes burn time Minimum amount of wood pellets to boil 2 cups of water = 45g Time to boil 2 cups of water using wood pellets = 8 minutes Pro / Con Expensive (compare with BioLite at $200.00 stove and $70.00 pot) Weighs 2.06 lbs / 935g Compact lightweight Requires a power source Extremely fuel efficient Low to no smoke No need to carry fuel Does not work well with an alcohol stove Needs to be refilled with wood often Small sticks must be dry Very small power draw