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Originally Posted by deflave
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Question about the Jetboil.

Does it JUST boil water? 90% of what I do is boil water but sometimes I actually simmer something in a pot of water and even use an MSR fry pan to make pancakes, etc.

I'm thinking the Jetboil would not work for that, and will only boil water albeit very efficiently, correct?

I'm mostly content with my PocketRocket and in fact, selling my Whisperlite as I never use it.

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You can remove the Jetboil pot and use it like a regular burner/stove. It works well in that configuration too.


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Ah, I did not know this.
I know you got yours a while back and are totally sold on it. But I didn't know the pot could be removed so it could be used like a conventional stove.
There may be a need to check out the local outdoor store or REI this weekend!

Thanks for the info.


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Yeah, when I got it I had to stare at that extra piece and scratch my balls for awhile. Then the light went on...

What we're all used to seeing:
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Without pot:
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With the stove adapter (it was included with mine, not sure about other models)
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I can use it with my regular titanium mugs with the adapter.


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Nice.

Who has the cheapest Jetboil fuel canisters? Preferably somewhere online.

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No idea. I just buy them from Big R or Wal-Mart.

Scheels always has a pile of them as well.


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Originally Posted by Geno67
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
Originally Posted by Judman
Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
Originally Posted by KSMITH
My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Originally Posted by prairie_goat
Nice.

Who has the cheapest Jetboil fuel canisters? Preferably somewhere online.


"Jetboil Fuel" is just an isobutane/propane mix (80-20)... I use Snowpeak brand because it's a bit cheaper than the Jetboil branded stuff.

Deflave has an even better idea going to Walmart, but I'll pay $0.50 more at REI to avoid Walmart. laugh


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Schit, if we had an REI I would too.



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Originally Posted by Geno67
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
Originally Posted by Judman
Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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I hear you...


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Originally Posted by Brad
Originally Posted by prairie_goat
Nice.

Who has the cheapest Jetboil fuel canisters? Preferably somewhere online.


"Jetboil Fuel" is just an isobutane/propane mix (80-20)... I use Snowpeak brand because it's a bit cheaper than the Jetboil branded stuff.

Deflave has an even better idea going to Walmart, but I'll pay $0.50 more at REI to avoid Walmart. laugh
I'll take the $1 savings and bank on the entertainment factor!



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Especially along the Mason Dixon Line!


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And right around the 1st of the month when everybody "done got paid again."

People watching at its finest. Or lowest, depending how you view it.


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Originally Posted by Geno67
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
Originally Posted by Judman
Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
Originally Posted by KSMITH
My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Do most of you prefer propane canister over the liquid fuel?

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Originally Posted by 1tnhunter
Do most of you prefer propane canister over the liquid fuel?


The isobutene/propane is the way to go IMO.

I do have an MSR Whisperlite that is a bad ass stove. But quite frankly, if it's so cold out that I need a white gas stove, I'm probably not backpacking.


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Originally Posted by Geno67
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
Originally Posted by Judman
Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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the isobutane canisters are not created equal. wally world sells Coleman canisters here and the Coleman may let you down in cold weather.

as far as propane over liquid goes, there is a time and place for each.

i have 1 gallon [4 lb] and 2 gallon [10 lb] refillable propane cylinders but they dont get used often.

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Originally Posted by deflave
And right around the 1st of the month when everybody "done got paid again."

People watching at its finest. Or lowest, depending how you view it.


Travis
Remember where I live. As ingwe so accurately put it, we have to make up things to do for 'fun'. Therefore my vote is for finest, unless it's fair season! Carnies + Wal-Marties = a big bump in my self image!

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Originally Posted by 1tnhunter
Do most of you prefer propane canister over the liquid fuel?
If I could only have one stove, it would be liquid. For most uses, or at least three season stuff, the IsoPro are much nicer to use. IMO.


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I used a multi-fuel Coleman stove for quite some time.

Worked well for traveling, as I used av-gas a time or two. It took a lot of maintenance, though.

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Originally Posted by 1tnhunter
Do most of you prefer propane canister over the liquid fuel?


I use an Iso/propane stove for 90% of what I do (Jetboil).

For cold weather I go with White Gas (Coleman Fuel) in either my old Svea 123 or MSR Whisperlite International.


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I have 2 Svea stoves that use liquid. They really crank out the heat in any conditions but they're a nuisance to light. I found that carrying a bottle of lighter fluid for priming helps a lot for getting them going. The newer ones have pumps to get the priming fuel out.


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I've never found the Svea a nuisance to light... I carry an eyedropper with the stove, suck out a bit of fuel from the tank, douse the "spirit cup" and light it up... it will roar to life in any condition.

I got mine in 1975 and it's still going strong.


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I've yet to hear a horse complain about the weight of a Coleman 2-burner.


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